Elena S Blair
There’s more than one way to run a photography business.There’s more than one way to take photos, market your brand, or set your pricing. And yet, it’s so easy to forget that truth, especially when you’re surrounded by talented, inspiring people in this industry. I just returned home from WPPI, and I want to tell […]
The Elena S Blair Education Facebook Group is more than just a Facebook group—it’s a thriving online community where lifestyle photographers can connect, learn, and uplift one another. Whether you’re an aspiring or experienced photographer, this positive and welcoming space is thoughtfully designed to inspire both personal growth and creative development. Each month, we host […]
As a photographer balancing business and family, I used to chase the elusive idea of work-life balance. I thought I had to be 100% present in every role—a great mom, a successful photographer, a creative artist, and a supportive friend—all at once. But I quickly realized something: balance is a myth. It’s an impossible goal […]
When I first started newborn photography, I followed what I thought was the industry standard. I brought a giant posing bag, a space heater, and a pile of props to every session. I spent hours carefully positioning tiny babies into curled-up poses, ensuring every little finger and toe was placed “just right.” And honestly? I […]
The ESB Education Facebook Group is more than just a Facebook group—it’s a thriving online community where lifestyle photographers can connect, learn, and uplift one another. Whether you’re an aspiring or experienced photographer, this positive space is designed to inspire growth and creativity. Each month, we host the Monthly Photo Contest, giving members a chance […]
Eleven years ago, after welcoming my third baby into the world, I found myself at a crossroads in my newborn photography journey. At the time, I was deep into traditional posed newborn sessions—carefully arranging tiny props, meticulously positioning each baby, and spending hours perfecting every detail. On the surface, my business was thriving. My schedule […]
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