Thank you!

I feel like I am in the home stretch of Meg.Fish.Photo being headed in the direction I have been dreaming about. When I take a minute to think about the short period of time it has truly been since one of my life long dreams has been translated into reality, I can't help but have gratitude for all of the people who have supported me the entire time! From bad photos to making A LOT of mistakes in learning how to properly use editing software(s)... I still make TONS of them! {The "Could have had a V8" head slam is a daily occurrence in my home.}

Regardless, I have had such a great group of friends, family, and clientele that have stood by me faithfully with loads of optimism and encouragement. Being a professional photographer is truly my dream. It not only allows me the freedom to creatively express myself, and make lasting memories for my clients, but it also allows me the ability to be home with my children on a daily basis. As a mother, there is nothing more than I could ask for.

In the big scheme of things, none of this could be possible without my amazing support system. Thank you for seeing me through all of my spills and tumbles as I take baby steps into this professional dream of mine.

Xoxoxoxo 

Meg

Reinventing Myself

As I grow and expand my skills in photography, I have also come to reach some growing pains. I constantly have ideas, and can picture outcomes of photographs in my mind before I even click my camera. My issue lately is translating what I envision in my mind into my editing process. 

Initially after I started encountering these issues, I immediately jumped to the conclusion that my camera wasn't capable of doing what I wanted it to. Which added to my frustration level, because the next step up for me will be over $1,000. After taking a break from editing clientele's sessions, getting back to basics, and more reading then a freshman in college-- I think I have FINALLY gotten my footing and steered myself into the direction I want to go.

After spending this week with my head in my camera, it's time for me to get some housework done. 

:-)