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I know there’s a lot of idolizing and glamorizing that goes into the idea fashion week, but it’s not always clear-cut – and it’s always overwhelming and crazy hectic. So I wanted to do something a little different this year and share my tips for surviving fashion week that I feel are the MOST crucial.
Aside from photography, I’m often asked about blogging advice. I know this has been a topic written about countless times and it’s super easy to find tons of resources with a quick Google search. However, I love this topic because every blogger has a different experience, which means everyone has something different yet valuable to offer. Today, I’m sharing the NJF edition of advice for new fashion bloggers.
I’ve got the impression that many people new to photography and blogging seem to think that you need expensive equipment and pro-level gear to take stunning photos. My husband, Dan, surely knows otherwise. He’s given me the low down on what he uses and what he recommends for bloggers. So, together we present to you today an ultimate camera guide for bloggers!
I’m extremely lucky to have a creative-minded and talented husband (Dan) who produces my photos. We often work together in making everything that you see on here happen. And with Instagram and Pinterest piquing the attention of every person and brand, we know that great photographs is one of the most crucial assets you need to be able to deliver. Here are our top photography tips for new bloggers.
I can’t express my deepest gratitude to you all for following along all these years. In a conscious effort to live a healthier and improved life – all the while giving back – I’m starting a new segment on NotJessFashion for 2018: wellness and business tips. I wanted to end 2017 on a good note, so to kick us off, here are six ways you can make more time for yourself in the coming year.
