There are two good reasons why you should consider photo sequences as part of your visual marketing strategy. One, it is a powerful way to tell your story. Come on, if a picture tells a thousand words, think of what you tell with a handful of them? Also, having 5 images to post on the ‘gram instead of one is a big ‘ole time saver!

There hasn't been a lot of romance in my life lately.

Apart from Netflix. Which could explain the following.

So in this mini email series 'getting ready for your photoshoot' we've covered off the two questions,what kind of photos do you really need and what to wear to your photoshoot. Today, I'm sending some make-up love. I asked one of my go-to make-up artists, Ashlee of Ashelee Anderson Make-up to share five of her 'top tips' for prepping for a photo shoot.

I had grand plans of writing up a cool summary of my time at the Nine to ThriveBusiness Chicks conference last week. My idea was to share super important quotes from the speakers and inspire you with their heart-felt lessons.

But you know what? I've got nothing.

Being a photographer is not all about the photo shoot itself, there's loads of planning beforehand. Working out light and props and location. But also, there's hours of work afterwards, processing and retouching your images. I do each one myself, and sometimes this can be a painstaking process. So, I thought I would try something a little different for my email this week, and give you a bit of a peek into some of my typical post processing.