Welcome to the KLP blog

My name is Kelsie and I'm an Ohio photographer based in Columbus. Grab a cup of coffee (or in my case - a chai latte), a glass of wine or a bottle of coke and enjoy viewing my latest work, browsing resources for seniors & photographers, and getting a little peek into my life!

Wile this may seem a little bit strange, this little business of mine isn’t just about the pictures; it’s about people. As much as I love taking pictures and learning new techniques, that’s not what this whole thing is really about. It’s a lot more about the people in front of my lens rather than […]

This business isn’t just about pictures

A few months ago, Monica, from Monica Brown Photography (one of my best photographer friends!) and I joined forces to create a community styled shoot. Monica and I had so much fun planning & executing this event!  We dreamt for months about creating a space to network with and really get to know other photographers. […]

Welcome to Phellowship!!!

One of the most challenging aspects of photography to master is different lighting situations. As a natural light photographer, you need to be able to choose different locations based on the best lighting scenarios. There are quite a few different types of lighting situations to consider when choosing the best light to pose you clients […]

Tips for choosing the best light

To the photographer who wants to give up, please know that you are not alone. To the photographer who feels like their work isn’t good enough, know that you shouldn’t be comparing your mess to someone else’s highlight reel. To the photographer who can’t seem to fill their schedule, you aren’t the only one. Just […]

To the Photographer Who Wants to Give Up

When you are just starting out in this industry, photographers often say yes to any and every opportunity to take pictures. While this can be a blessing during the beginning stages of your business, it can also start to hurt you after too many “yeses.” What do I mean by that? Well, after a while of shooting a variety of…

It’s Okay to say No