May 7, 2024

How Can I Use Light in My Photographs to Drive Emotion? | Your Photographer Mom Guest: Ardent and Elm Photo

How Can I Use Light In My Photographs to Drive Emotion?

Y’all! I absolutely love our Your Photographer Mom episode with Georgia wedding photographer Courtney of Ardent and Elm Photo. Courtney’s photographs are so sentimental + cozy and her use of light is amazing! And today? We are talking all about all the light! More specifically, we’re discussing one of my favorite topics of, like, all time: How Can I Use Light in My Photographs to Drive Emotion?

Grab your favorite drink, open your windows, and pull up your editing queue. Cause this episode? It’s so fun!

Here’s What We’re Talking About with Courtney Today!

Courtney’s Photography Background

How Courtney Uses Composition + Light in Her Photos

A Deep Dive Into Intentional Blurry Photographs

Using Light as an Emotive Tool in Photographs

I’m so excited about this episode because Courtney uses light and shadows in the most cozy, nostalgic way. We really get into the nitty gritty of this subject and, if you love light, you’re going to absolutely love this podcast episode! Huge thank you to Courtney for coming on Your Photographer Mom today and chatting about my fave subject! Using light is such a wonderful topic that I could talk about for weeks on end and I loved chatting with her!

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More About Courtney Wingfield of Ardent and Elm Photo

Courtney Wingfield is an intimate wedding and elopement photographer based on the east coast. After discovering photography as a teenager, she fell in love with documenting life. In 2021, Courtney took a leap of faith and created Ardent and Elm Photo. She immediately fell in love with creating imagery that evokes emotion and captures the magic that unfolds in everyday moments. As a self proclaimed hopeless romantic, capturing love stories is her dream job! In her free time, she loves to spend time with her husband and two fur babies.

Follow Courtney Everywhere! You’ll Adore Her!

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NEW EPISODES EVERY TUESDAY!

And starting this week? I’ve been holding too many interviews for too long so, from here on out, we’ll have an interview on Tuesday + a tutorial on Wednesday! I can’t say that we’ll do double episodes every week but, every week we have an interview on Tuesday, a photography tutorial will follow on Wednesday!

Want to be on the podcast? Contact me here!

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – and a million times, lol: If you want to be on the podcast, you are the perfect fit! I feel so passionate about featuring photographers in all stages of their creative journey and, if being featured sounds fun to you, I am so game! Cannot wait to know you!

Note: We are currently booking May and June podcast recordings for June and July air dates.

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Based in Fayetteville, Arkansas Lissa Chandler is a portrait and wedding photographer who celebrates life one photograph at a time. Lissa is also the owner of Opal and June where she offers mockup photographs, bookish + history merch, and the dreamiest photoshoot dress rentals. Additionally, Lissa is the host of the laid back, conversational podcasts Your Photographer Mom and Our Favorite Villes.

As a creative photographer in Northwest Arkansas, Lissa doesn’t niche down on a genre. She niches on a feeling instead! That feeling? The huge, happy feeling of hope and excitement that you feel as a kid opening up a huge box of 120 crayons. Sound like a feeling you remember? Let’s shoot!

 

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