Keeping Clients Happy
In any business, keeping clients happy is the ultimate goal. For me, a commercial photographer, it’s my number one priority! Why Keeping Clients Happy Drives My Photography Business From the moment we start a project, I want my clients to…
I Mastered Patience Photographing Kids
How I Mastered Patience Photographing Kids Photographing kids isn’t just a job for me, it is what launched my career as a commercial photographer! Through my work over the years, I mastered patience photographing kids. Back in 1996, when I…
Corporate Headshots Are Changing
Corporate headshots are changing, and I’m seeing a clear shift in the demand for what business executives want from their professional images. The Evolution of Modern Corporate Headshots It seems there’s a growing trend, perhaps it’s the younger generation…
Photography And Your Brand
Why Photography And Your Brand Identity Are Key to Standing Out In today’s digital landscape, new small businesses are emerging daily, making it easier than ever to establish an online presence. But here’s the crucial question, “How do you truly…
How I Gain Trust With Clients
Commercial photographer, Sheri Oneal, discusses how to gain trust with her clients while doing commercial photography.
Shooting Assignments As A Photographer
The process of shooting in the studio as a commercial photographer. Setting up, creating, lighting the subject and earning their trust in front of the camera.
The North Alabama Hallelujah Trail
Nashville photographer photo essay expedition showcasing some of the 100+ year old churches from the 32 that make up what is known as the "Hallelujah Trail," along 16 counties in the Appalachian Region of Northern Alabama.
Welcome to Thinking Diva!
I recently designed a new site/blog called Thinking Diva. Over the years I have dreamed of becoming a writer and this is my attempt to share with the world and see if I can actually connect with others from a…
Sheri Oneal is showcased in the March issue of HER Magazine!
"Her Magazine" interviews photographer and artist Sheri Oneal in her creative space in Nashville, Tennessee.
