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The Best Compliment of All Time

The Best Compliment of All Time

I’ve been photographing families for over 16 years now, and trust me, I’ve heard every kind of compliment you can imagine. Parents saying they love the colors or how I made them look less tired than they felt. People get excited about the lighting or the outfits or that one shot where everyone’s...

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That kind of trust is the biggest compliment

That kind of trust is the biggest compliment

A few years back, I was setting up a backdrop when I overheard a five-year-old trying hard to convince his mom to let him go to a friend’s house. She gently said, “I’m sorry, honey. I just don’t feel comfortable with that right now unless I’m there too.” His little voice replied, “But Mom, you...

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Why I Don’t Offer Mini Sessions

During this time of year there are a plethora of photographers offering mini sessions. These are quick photo sessions, lasting anywhere from 5-15 minutes, often at low prices. The focus of these sessions is volume, aiming to book as many clients as possible within a set number of hours in a single...

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Photographer Confessions

There are a few things that photographers may not be completely open about or simply may not say much about the subject. Here are a few photographer confessions: When we receive a new review, we pretty much want to hop in the car, drive to their house, and give them a big “thank you” hug. When you...

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How To Back Up Your Photos

Since I first began my business in 2009, I've been a believer in the tangible, finalized prints of their memories. I've always found it to be a disservice to offer only those digital copies, as I wanted their images to be able to appreciated every day. No one has ever walked away from my studio...

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Welcome to the K. Moss Photography Sinking Spring studio!

Welcome to the K. Moss Photography Sinking Spring studio!

I began with a 140 sqft space, used for client meetings. A few years later, I moved into a new space of 550 sq. The shooting area was cramped, measuring only about 14x15 feet, which made it challenging to photograph active toddlers, squeeze in families, or even accommodate lighting and props. For...

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