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Case Study: D1 Dentistry

D1 Dentistry recently took ownership of an existing dental office in Lansdale. As part of the transition to new ownership, the team wanted their website and marketing materials to reflect the updated leadership, environment, and patient experience, while maintaining the practice’s status as a family business, its long history, and ties to the community.

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Why Transparency in Photos Drives Conversions

Research continuously shows that visuals have a big influence on decision-making online. Up to 75% of users judge a company’s credibility based on website design and photos before even reading your content.

Here’s the part that matters even more: People remember only 10% of information three days after reading it. Add a photo? Recollection improves by 65%.

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On the Job: Princeton School of Public and International Affairs

I got to work with Princeton's School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) for the first time this year. I'm always blown away by the intelligent and thoughtful people I get to meet in this line of work – SPIA is a perfect example of a community where curiosity, rigor, and genuine commitment to public service come together in a way that’s both inspiring and energizing.

Check out more photos from our session.

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on the job: merion mercy

This fall, I had the chance to visit Merion Mercy Academy again, and it was such a great day on campus. The goal for this shoot was to refresh their photo library with a mix of classroom candids and lifestyle shots featuring students. We had a solid plan going in, but left plenty of room to move things around and capture moments as they naturally unfolded.

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2025 Wrap-Up: A Year of Alignment, Balance, and Growth

As 2025 wraps up, I’ve been sitting with a lot of gratitude and reflection. Every year teaches me something new, but this one felt especially defining. Not louder. Not busier. Just clearer.

This year wasn’t about chasing more. It was about refining what already matters: how I work, who I work with, and why I do what I do in the first place.

Here are a few of the biggest shifts that shaped 2025.

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On the Job: North Penn Animal Hospital

If you know one thing about me, you know I am a BIG fan of dogs. I am partial to boxers (I’ve had five), but any dog is a good dog in my book. When North Penn Animal Hospital was working on a new website and updated brand and called ME to update their photos, I was unbelievably excited — I don’t think I’ve ever answered an email faster. Offer me the chance to spend the day with the team in Lansdale and pet every dog I could find?? Dreams do come true.

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Turning Your Inaugural Event Into a Marketing Asset

When your organization launches a brand-new event, capturing the right visuals from day one is key to building momentum for future marketing campaigns. Recently, we had the opportunity to photograph EW Community Day, an event designed to bring the community together for a day of fun, learning, and engagement. Besides documenting the day, the goal was to create a library of marketing ready images that could be used to promote future events and show the value of attending future events.

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5 Reasons Why Photography Belongs in Your 2026 Marketing Budget

As you plan your 2026 marketing budget and plans, you’ve probably already added the usual line items: social media ads, website updates, email campaigns, print advertisements, the list goes on. One item that often gets overlooked is professional photography.

 

Whether you’re a small business owner, nonprofit, or educational institution, investing in high-quality photography is all about creating connection and credibility that drives actual results.

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