I'm Lindsay Corrigan. I started my photography business in 2006 when I shot my very first wedding. I was a newlywed at the time and traveling for weddings or giving up whole weekends was easy, but 3 kids later, I decided to focus on my family and only offer portraits as I began to homeschool, too.
Who wants to join me for an aesthetic picnic in the garden? Complete with picnic baskets, blankets, macaroons, petit fours, and other goodies. You’ll be the models and I’ll be the photographer. Come to the event for free and if you want to stay longer for some extra one-on-one time in front of the camera, there’s a Golden Hour afterparty! Golden Hour Tickets are $50 per person and that includes your own online gallery of your pictures!
It was an afternoon of fun making portraits of these cousins in Morehead City, North Carolina.
I read somewhere that there is a girl who begins to celebrate Christmas on July 5th every year! That is absolutely crazy, however there is something to be said for having something to look forward to. As we come to the end of summer, it can be a bittersweet period because it means we have to change our routine and things get busier. At least that’s how it is for me. The kids begin fall sports. I begin to teach again. And the days at the pool, trips to the beach, or just doing projects around the house are no longer possible.
Every year I like to look back at all the portraits I’ve taken and I have a few favorites that really stand out. My specialty is seniors, so this time I’m going to highlight the class of 2025.
Even though a camera does not make you a photographer, the equipment you use can make a huge different in the quality of your work. Here are my top 5 tools for taking professional portraits.
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