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5 Reasons Your Brand Needs Professional Photography
Photography has the ability to communicate your brand’s personality, values, and unique selling proposition to your target audience. A strong online presence establishes your identity and is essential for any business to grow. Great imagery is the most important element for selling products and services. Here 5 reasons your brand needs professional photography. 1. Good Photography Makes A Good Impression Your first impression is crucial when it comes to attracting potential customers. Visual content is the first thing a potential client sees and is the first chance you have to offer a positive impression. People process visuals 60,000 times faster than text, so the imagery you use online is doing…
How To Choose The Right Headshot Photographer
Choosing the right headshot photographer is crucial for anyone who wants to make a lasting impression and stand out in their business industry. A professional headshot is a vital marketing tool for business owners and employees alike. With so many…
10 Photography Tips To Make Your Product Sell
As a professional photographer, I know how important it is to have high-quality images to sell a product. Your product photography is often the first impression your potential customers have of your product, and they can make or break a…
Master Printmaker Terrell Thornhill
I recently did an artist interview with master printmaker Terrell Thornhill for The Creative Push. He crafts beautiful limited-edition prints onto paper using old-school methods of screen printing from the early 1900s combined with painting techniques. Self-taught, he has spent…
Glassblower Michael Allison
I recently met with glassblower and mixed media artist Michael Allison in Joelton, Tennessee at his studio to interview him for The Creative Push artist interview series. Not only is he a professional glass artist but he also creates beautiful…
Watercolor Artist Phil Ponder
This month I had a chance to photograph Nashville watercolor artist Phil Ponder in his home studio. I interviewed him for my podcast artist interview series on The Creative Push. He is best known for his hand-painted iconic architectural images…
Master Woodcarver Ken Means
I recently met with master woodcarver Ken Means in his Franklin, Tennessee workshop and showroom to interview him for The Creative Push artist interview series. Outside of creating beautiful carousel animals, Ken is also a painter, a bronze artist, and…
James Suh Of Taco Diplomacy
My recent interviewfor my podcast series The Creative Push was with James Suh, the man behind Taco Diplomacy. The idea started with a recent taco pop-up that was the result of the COVID lockdown which allowed him more time at…
Artist Buddy Jackson
Last month I photographed one of Nashville’s most notable and respected designers, Buddy Jackson. He has been an industry professional for more than 25 years, winning two Grammys for his work. I was thrilled that he allowed me to feature…
Fiber Artist Twyla Lambert Clark
I had the opportunity to photograph and interview fiber artist Twyla Lambert for The Creative Push podcast recently and wanted to share some photos from the shoot. I went to her house to work with her in her home sewing…
Hobby Baker Kerri Suh
I wanted to check in and share some news, projects, and photos from a recent shoot I did with a local Nashville hobby baker. I have not offered much about my photo career over the past year and a half…
Sheri Oneal Photography
Commercial photographer specializing in lifestyle, architecture, travel, product and corporate headshot photos for advertising and editorial clients.
