Category Archives: For Photographers

Blogs for Maine photographers about workshops, studio rental, and business consulting services by Maine wedding photographer Blush Imagery.

Maine Studio B

In May 2009, I moved into my studio space in downtown Portland, ME. Still LOVE it! Over the winter, I added photo studio rental services through (what I call) Maine Studio B for pro photographers. It’s worked out incredibly well. Pros have used it as an occasional rain-day need to much larger projects. It’s amazing...

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Things You Should Ask a Wedding Photographer Before You Book

I read this article on Photoshelter and thought it was a great way to assess photographer personality before booking! I really liked the directness of number 4. If asked this, I’d have a ton of great success stories with clients in so many funny on-the-wedding-day-situations. I would be laughing while telling a potential bride, and...

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Health and Disability Insurance

Our studio recently took the steps to shore up our health insurance. This topic is a bit overwhelming for many small business owners, including myself, so I will let you know what we did and give you an expert contact to let you explore it further. I think insurance is very important to keep you...

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Brian to speak at Maine PUG

Brian (my hubby and commercial photog, former photo editor) is speaking at the local PUG where all photographers from all walks (non-members too!)  are welcome… info below! Hope you can make it! Calling all local photographers: Continuing the tour of Portland photography talent, join the Maine PUG (Pictage User Group) for a round-table discussion with...

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Nikon D3s Review

I ordered the Nikon D3s, Nikon’s flagship pro SLR,  for this year’s wedding season. Unfortunately, the camera body was back-ordered for several months. It finally came in from B&H this month. I will be posting a wedding later this week on the blog that was shot with this body. Very nice images, color, exposure— the...

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