We recently did some work for the IG Wealth Management team, taking updated photos and headshots for their team. We did a mix of more candid images alongside photos and headshots that were more posed but timeless and classic.

We loved shooting in the Sunroom Studios in St. George. It was nice shooting photos in a new photo studio and experimenting with the available light and background.

For anyone who has been following our photo/video business for awhile, you know that over the last decade, we’ve done photos and videos for large and small companies, headshots for individuals and corporations, event photography. We particularly love taking updated website photos for businesses.

So whether your business needs business branding photography, new headshots, an updated website or a promo video, let’s collaborate to elevate your company’s online presence.

Hi friends!

We just wanted to give you a follow-up on the business workshop that Francis Becks held here at the photo studio over the weekend.

There were 14 people who attended and/or spoke throughout the day and it was such a great feeling to network and learn for an entire day with other professionals. Thankfully it was a bit cold and grey outside, so we weren't all-that-sad that we were inside for the entirety of the day.

Since you asked...

Things I would will do differently the next time I do a workshop:

1. Have it on a weeknight, not a Saturday. What was I thinking?!

2. Have fewer topics. (We were all so engrossed in each subject that we kept running out of time.) This was both Great and bad.

Things I would do the same:

1. Invite our brilliant speakers again. Christophe, Eustan, Lucas-you were amazing and I left feeling so inspired (and with a massive TO DO list for our businesses.)

2. Ask Healthy Rabbit to cater the event.

3. Ask Emylee to bake brownies.

A few things I'm implementing into our businesses straightaway from yesterday:

1. Challenge-have a coffee a day with someone new for the next 60 days. (Can I? Shall I?)

2. Stop spending cash in our businesses.

3. Read "The Wealthy Barber."

4. Get great at storytelling.