I've got a question to do with social media as recently Meta has been blocking without my knowledge petental customers who are looking to hirer a photographer but every time I go to repsond Meta facebookthinks that either I'm being the spammer or its think the customer is being the spammer and it has started to have an affect as well as get annying because I don't want customers to think that I'm ignoring them or being rude. So this morning I spent some time create an email form for my website as well as create a social media post explaining the situation as Meta Ai spam dectation is just rubish and it is preventing me from having qulity conversations with pertental clients. I just feel like I'm not able to do my best work and I'm just getting tired and fed up with the whole carryon with Meta keep deciding that it thinks it knows better when actully it doesn't seem to know best. Any advice would be greatly appreciated

This weekend I had the privilege of shooting a wedding with @Causey Williams at the stunning Huitt Farms! The weather held off, thank the Lord and created soft even lighting for most of the day. The sun came out during ceremony, I caught myself getting exited for the beautiful sunlight that was filling in the trees/shadows behind the couple, providing separation of subject and background, giving it a dynamic feel with depth and texture. Probably some of my favorite lighting!? Whats your "favorite" lighting to work with? I've included a screen grab of a RAW photo to show an example! ps: peep the flower girl, she was cracking me up 😆

I know different photographers operate differently, so here is today's question: What would you do if a client requested you not share their photos anywhere? Not post or put them on your website? Do you cater to the client who is in the photos? Or do you stand by your rights as the photographer? I know many photographers have contracts and other guidelines set in place, and many have different opinions on this so I would love to hear how you like to run your business (if you're on the business side of things)

I am a 53 year old lady who has loved photography since I was about 15. I bought my first digital camera in 2007 and have owned three now. I use a Nikon D750 now and I LOVE IT!! I really don't have a niche', I am just trying to find a way to make some money shooting photos. I look forward to hearing from you all. Thanks!

Has anyone ever had their photos printed in a layflat book just to have on your coffee table?? If so, what service did ya use?! Having some format glitches with mpix and im getting nervous the final print will be wrong!