How Can I Stay Creative Over a Long Photography Career?
I freaking love today’s episode. This morning, we are so lucky to be joined by Florida 30A Photographer Autumn Beury of Hello Miss Lovely as we chat about something I am, like, deeply passionate about. And that question? It’s this! How can I stay creative over a long photography career? It’s something every photographer has to ask themselves and, this morning, Autumn and I are two long-term photographers chatting all about how we love photography, how we keep it fresh, and how there’s just so much we can learn + explore within our chosen art medium.
Get cozy! This is a long – and fantastic! – episode!
Your Photographer Mom Episode 022 with Guest Autumn Beury of Hello Miss Lovely
Get Ready For So Many Fun Topics Today! We’ll Be Chatting All About:
Autumn’s Photography Background
Creating Photographs That Will Be a Living Piece of Artwork
There’s So Many Creative Mediums + Editing Styles, Too!
Learning What You Love and Letting Go of Control
This episode is so full of inspiration and fun and I cannot wait to share it with you! Autumn is a total artist and I absolutely love the way you can feel her images. And the light in them? It’s phenomenal! Autumn is such a gem and I loved meeting her + chatting all about photography with her on a weekday morning. Huge thanks to Autumn to coming on the podcast and sharing her knowledge with us! She’s the real deal. Follow her on Insta!
More About Autumn Beury of Hello Miss Lovely
I’m Autumn, owner and photographer of Hello Miss Lovely. I’m located on the stunning emerald coast of Northwest Florida, but I’ve been fortunate enough to travel worldwide, capturing and documenting love. I started my business in 2012 and have been on this beautiful journey since then. I studied Art in college and graduated with my Associates of Arts degree. I have always been so inspired by the way photography can make you feel. The connection it creates is something poetic. Once I picked up a camera, there was no going back. I knew I wanted to photograph people-human connection if you will- and tell their stories. Don’t get me wrong, my journey wasn’t easy. I had my failures, my tears, my fears, my doubts…but I always learned from them and faced my challenges head on. I grew as an artist, as a woman, and as a mother. My daughters, Luna & Lola, are my little motivators. I want to build an empire for them and show them you truly can do something you love in this life. A decade later-I’m still doing exactly what I love. Photographing beautiful stories of wonderful people.
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Ready to fall in love with her photos? You know I’ve got you! We talk quite a bit about the second photo below!
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