May PowerSheets Goals
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Read Moredouble
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This past weekend, I had a lot of fun exploring the double exposure function on my camera. I learned about it from another photographer and it’s a bit complicated to teach to someone else, but I had a lot of fun with it anyway. Here’s a bit of evidence from my fun! Which one do you like best?
Read MoreApril PowerSheets Goals + Spring Goal Refresh
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Hi, everybody! This post is a little late but It’s okay because we’ve successfully moved! Yay! This whole quarantine thing has changed things a lot but we’re excited to see our family and friends when all the mandates have been lifted. I’m grateful for my Powersheets at this time because they help me stay focused and grounded in what really matters, even when everything else seems like it’s falling apart.
Read MoreWhat's The Actual Cost Of Film Photography? | 2020 Breakdown Of The Cost Of Shooting In Film
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Want to know how much film photography costs in North Fl in 2020? Click here to get an inside look at my pricing!
Read MoreWhat We're Up To During COVID-19
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I wanted to slide into your inbox and check up on you, friend. These are weird times and I hope that I can encourage you by connecting with you in ways that are currently encouraged and safe. Below is a little blurb I've written about this season of business for KTP and what I'm up to in the coming weeks. Enjoy!
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How Film Photography Defines Your Client Experience
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As a film photographer, I feel as though it is important to educate my clients on what sets KTP apart from other services. Besides a special client experience, I am primarily a film photographer, meaning that I shoot mainly on those fun, old-fashioned rolls of film.
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February PowerSheets Goals
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It's time for February Powersheets check-in! Back in January, I set a goal to share with you each month's goals as I have them planned in my 2020 Powersheets. Let's get into it!
Read More5 Things To Prioritize When Hiring A Film Wedding Photographer
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If there’s anything important about hiring a film photographer, and the one thing that separates a film photographer from the rest is……………IT’S ALL ABOUT NATURAL LIGHT!
Film LOVES light. That’s the rule of thumb we are going to remember here as we journey through five things you will prioritize in the planning process after hiring a film photographer.
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How I Shoot Film + My Gear Setup
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Hi, friends! I am so excited today (like every day) to bring you a post about my film gear setup and how I shoot hybrid at a wedding or session!
I’ve been slowly working my way through crafting a journal series about how I use film photography for my business, and hopefully educate some brides and other photographers along the way!
Read MoreJanuary PowerSheets Goals - Kailee Trippett Photography
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HAPPY 2020!!! I am so very excited to start a monthly series about my journey with PowerSheets and cultivating what matters in my life! I discovered Powersheets just two or three years ago and to say they’ve blessed my life is an understatement.
Read MoreStyle Highlights: My Love of Hands
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Hands are the most expressive part of the human body, second only to the face. When I photograph hands, I can tell a story with ethereal emotion that connects with the viewer in a way many other types of photos can not. I love them in my portraiture and weddings because they denote connection. They tell the viewer the story of a life in one image, as well as evoking memory into the bride/subject whose hands are in the photo.
Read MoreDecember 2019 PowerSheets Goals & 2020 PS Prep
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Ok, friends. We’re down to the last month of the year and the decade! I’m so excited for something fresh and new. So in the spirit of new wineskins, here are this month’s PowerSheets Goals and a look at my 2020 PowerSheets!
Read MoreWhat's In My Bag: Film Gear - Elan iie
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Hi, friends! I’m glad you’ve decided to join me again! Today, I’m letting you have a peek inside my gear bag- specifically my film gear! I chose to start with this content because film photography still doesn’t get as much exposure as it should in the wedding photography world. We are in an age where people still think of grainy, dark, harsh flash, underexposed skin tones, and forever-long wait times when they hear the word film. So I thought I would shed some light on both my gear and some misconceptions about film photography in the wedding/portrait industry. Let’s go!
Read MoreTips For A Timeless, Beautiful Invitation Suite
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Hi, friends! Today, I’m dishing out some great tips for how to achieve that perfect Invitation Suite that you see in all the most beautiful wedding publications and albums! The invitation suite (or paper goods) is important to capture on a wedding day because it is part of your wedding story.
Read MoreNovember 2019 Powersheets goals
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HI, Kindreds! This year I purchased my very first set of PowerSheets from the Cultivate What Matters Shop! If you’ve never heard of Cultivate What Matters, it is a NC team of women who care about equipping other women to cultivate what matters in their lives. They often ask “Where do you want to be when you’re 80?” and inspire you to pursue things today that will push you toward your goals of tomorrow. Their flagship product is a tool called “PowerSheets”. This goals setting planner helps you find your goals, break them down into realistic chunks, and then pursue them! I want to share my November goals with you today!
Read MoreAs 2019 Comes To A Close
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Gosh, I can’t believe 2019 is almost over! It will be 2020 in less than 100 days! I’m sitting with a cup of coffee in hand and I find myself looking at my wedding portfolio so far and unexpectedly thinking about how far I’ve come. I remember prepping for my first wedding like yesterday. I shot my last wedding of 2019 this past Saturday and by default, I’m reflecting on the time passed. Here are a few things I’ve learned since being the girl behind the camera that hot July day in 2017.
Read Morea simple morning
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It’s been quiet and stable over here for the past few weeks. I am deeply enjoying the early days of coming season of transition and rest. Living on the east coast, I decided to leave my phone at home, zip down to the river, throw my backup camera on auto and snapped a few pics. It was refreshing to take a snap of what caught my eye initially. It was the most fun.
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