What began as a creative journey for us in the studio soon became a very large business challenge. There was a long period of time where we had the ability to explore creativity, to dream, and have our stories develop naturally. That feeling of freedom faded quickly. In the past few months, with the company rapidly growing internationally, the ever

I remember vividly a short time ago I stood at the precipice of my creative ability, which no longer seemed to have anything left for me. In the past, when I had ideas in my head, they were so clear and urgent, now I saw them as vague and not very urgent. Because they were in such a nebulous state of ambiguity, I was having difficulty taking action

Having run an online store for several years, I felt that I was continually on a treadmill. Although I was physically active, doing all of the manual labour and creating beautiful product images every week and having my products featured on social media, I still felt disconnected from the process. While I posted everything all of the time, I was pr

I spent years living the “produce and perform” lifestyle. My calendar was filled with shoots, commercial jobs, branding projects, and personal projects that I felt were important to develop my photography skills. On the outside looking in, it was obvious that I was successful, dependable, and technical. The truth, however, is that I felt a void