What Determines Your Pricing? | Nashville TN Family Fine Art Photographer

Have you ever wondered what goes into my pricing? Wonder no more!

Client Tips, photography, Portraits, TennesseeNicole BruceAugust 28, 2017pricing, client tips, client help, family photographerComment

Dressing for Your Session | What to Wear Client Style Guide for Family Sessions | Nashville TN Photographer

Dressing your family for a photo session is probably the hardest part of the entire session!

Read this outfit and style guide to help you choose a look that will fit your family!

photography, Portraits, Tennessee, Client TipsNicole BruceAugust 23, 2017Nashville Fine Art Portrait and Wedding Photographer, Cookeville TN, Tennessee Photography, wedding photographer, tennessee family photographer, what to wear, style guide, family session, family pictures photos, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Central TNComment

Time VS. Lighting | What is the difference between morning and golden hour sessions? | Nashville Family Portrait and Wedding Photographer

Different times of the day create different looking images. Make sure you book your session according to what you want your images to look like! For more information on how to do this, click here!

Portraits, photographyNicole BruceAugust 16, 2017Nashville Fine Art Portrait and Wedding Photographer, Cookeville TN, Chattanooga, knox, Wedding photography, family photographer, golden hour, weddingwire, how-toComment

We're Moving! The Last of Our Work Here | Nashville Fine Art Wedding and Portrait Photographer

We've had the prilege of capturing SIX families and couples this last week in California. Here we come Nashville, TN!!!

photography, Tennessee, Portraits, Recent NewsNicole BruceAugust 8, 2017Nashville Fine Art Portrait and Wedding Photographer, Wedding photography, weddings, Cookeville TN, Central TN, Tennessee Photography, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Couples, Family, Children, Digitals-Prints-Canvas-AlbumsComment

Editing with the Heart: The Session That Made Me Question Everything

Sometimes photographers are inspired by the moment, the location, and the people they meet. This happened recently in a beautifully intimate session with a gorgeous couple, and in that moment, I had to do something different. I had to edit emotionally.