You don't need to know your best angle. You don't need to be naturally photogenic. And you definitely don't need to know what to do with your hands.
Great portraits come from knowing how to use light, posing, expression, and all the tiny adjustments that make a big difference — without making you feel posed to death in the process.
MORE ABOUT tiffany
I have tattoos. I have piercings. I swear sometimes. And I've been behind a camera since 1999 — which is mildly horrifying to put in writing.
I'm a mom to two girls, an animal lover, and a recovering restaurant GM — which means very little rattles me, and I can read a room like it's a survival skill.
Most people aren't naturally comfortable in front of a camera. They're not supposed to be.
You don't need to know your angles, how to pose, where to put your hands, or what to do with your face the second a camera comes out.
That's my job.
SARA
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“She is incredibly kind as well as an extremely talented photographer and would highly recommend her.”
MAY
“From the moment we met Tiffany, I knew she was the perfect photographer for my son's senior portraits.”
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ALicia
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“Stop what you're doing right now and reserve Tiffany! The images she captured are gorgeous!”