Content creation right now isn’t easy with covid around which is why shooting content at home is becoming the new normal for instagram posts. I am very much an at home content creator. I don’t plan shoots and outfits etc.
Over the years my photography and editing skills have improved massively and I’m constantly looking for different editing techniques to help my blog photo’s take that next step. I first started just editing on my iPhone and it was fine
When I first started my blog, I thought it was as easy as writing a post and pressing publish and don’t get me wrong it definitely can be as easy as that if you want it to be. If you’re
Hands up who spends more time watching instagram stories than scrolling their feed? I’m very guilty of this but I love seeing the everyday lives of people I follow. If you want to take your instagram stories to the next
I’ve been thinking about writing a post about photography for a good while and after having this little blog for just over 3 years I thought now would be the right time although I didn’t really take my blog photography
I like to think I’m pretty organised in regards to my blog and everything that goes with it. Last year I was quite lazy with my blog and I honestly think that’s why I didn’t hit all of my goals
Domain authority can be hard to understand and if you’ve only just started out as a blogger it can be super overwhelming. I know I had NO clue what it stood for when I first started out. It was actually
This post is sponsored by Panasonic but all thoughts and views are my own. Today, I’m bringing you a very requested post of how I take and edit my Instagram photo’s which is in collaboration with Panasonic and along side