  Yes! This is YOUR year! You decided to start your photography biz. So exciting! But now, the hard part.figuring out all the things you need to get up and running successfully. When you really start thinking about it all, it can get MAJORLY overwhelming. I totally get it.  Don’t let that overwhelm...
5 Inexpensive Items Photographers Should Have : The Friday Five! Ok, raise of hands, how many of you like to save money? Yup, that’s what I though…and my hand is raised too;) Â I’m always down for a good deal or bargain, but being a photographer, most of the cool gear and things we need...
5 Things You MUST DO When Photographing In A Public Place This post is for BOTH new and seasoned photographers. It is for amateurs and professionals because so often I witness all types of photographers doing these 5 things and it drives me a little bit nutty. (<—does that phrase make me sound old? )...
 Alright….Quiz Time (And I promise you’re not going to be graded on this one) Just write down the answers that best fit you and I’ll help you figure out which type of camera bag is your most perfect BFF! *This post does contain some affiliate links. Clicking or purchasing from these links is at...
5 Incredibly Easy Ways To Start Creating Your Photography Website High fives all around! You decided that it’s time to start a website to show off that beautiful photography of yours! Problem is, it can be a little confusing to get started. I get it. There’s a lot of choices out there and you might...
Hey Erin!
I love and use ShootProof (you can try it out for free here) , but only as an add on to my website. I also have a photo challenge going on right now where you could win a free year subscription to Shootproof (take a peek here) 🙂 I haven’t tried out the Adobe builder so I don’t have much advice to offer there, but if you already have a website built through wix, I think the easiest route would be to stick with that and just upgrade through them for your own domain. Hope that helps! EmilyReplyCancel