I think I've always loved photography; I was the girl at summer camp with four disposable cameras because God forbid one of the cameras run out of film and I wouldn't get a picture on the horse for the 15th time. Photography was one of my favorite 4-H projects ever.
As I got older, I was the girl at parties with the camera who people were always yelling at to put it down.
Eventually, I got a better camera and started looking at other photographer's work to teach myself things about light and posing and last year, a professor at Butler who owns a photography studio invited me to classes at his studio for free.
I went to one photography class and talked to a lot of people and in one year, I think I've come a long way.
Ali Elizabeth Photography is slowly growing and I could not be happier about it. Making money doing something you love is truly the best thing ever.
Chasing babies and families around trying to get the perfect shot with the perfect light?
Gimme.
As I got older, I was the girl at parties with the camera who people were always yelling at to put it down.
Eventually, I got a better camera and started looking at other photographer's work to teach myself things about light and posing and last year, a professor at Butler who owns a photography studio invited me to classes at his studio for free.
I went to one photography class and talked to a lot of people and in one year, I think I've come a long way.
Ali Elizabeth Photography is slowly growing and I could not be happier about it. Making money doing something you love is truly the best thing ever.
Chasing babies and families around trying to get the perfect shot with the perfect light?
Gimme.
