I’ve been a Knoxville Wedding Photographer and a Knoxville Family Photographer for almost a decade. I have shot hundreds of weddings. In that time I’ve learned so much. I have evolved, changed, amended, and mentoried. I have attended workshops across the country and gained tips, tricks, and advice that I would love to pass on to you! Whether you’re just starting out and want to learn how to shoot in manual mode, or whether you are ready to take your hobby into a business, the following mentor sessions options are available to you.
With that being said, I understand that everyone is different. People have different skills, different backgrounds, and different methods of learning.
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"I feel like I'm driving a Spaceship!"
2 Hours of Mentoring on Pinterest
Content Creation
Writing Titles, Subjects, & Descriptions
Workflow with Tailwind
Designing Pins
Pinterest Board Creation Tips
Scheduling Pins
"I'm here to get Noticed!"
1 Hour of In-Person or via ZOOM
Mentoring on the Basics of SEO
Understanding how Google Crawls, Indexes, & Ranks Webpages
Google Analytics & Google Search Console
ALT Tags
Keywording
Headers
Meta Description
Grammar
Fresh Content
Launching in 2024
Going to a workshop is a fantastic idea for photographers for many reasons!
These events are like hands-on learning playgrounds where you can level up your skills in a guided setting. You get to hang out with pros who share their tricks, tips, and experience, which expands your creative game. Workshops often focus on specific photography areas, so whether you're a newbie looking for basics or a pro wanting to fine-tune your expertise, there's something for everyone. Plus, you meet other passionate folks in the field, opening doors for collaborations, friendships, and industry insights. Workshops are great for boosting your skills, sparking creativity, and making connections in the photography world!
But what if we added a new element to a workshop?
Picture a dynamic "working workshop" where photographers dive into SEO and Blogging. It's all about rolling up your sleeves and getting hands-on. You're not just hearing theories but crafting blog content, tinkering with SEO strategies, and making it all happen then and there. The key is to keep the momentum going in the workshop itself so you're not loaded with tasks to do at home. It's all action and doing, no endless talks or theories—just practical, real-time learning that amps up your skills right away.
Does that sound great to you? If so, hit the button below to find out more!
SEO has always been an overwhelming concept to me. It didn't matter how many articles I read on the subject, I never really understood how to implement simple changes to increase my SEO. Erin spoke so clearly about how to make simple and impactful changes to make my website better. She helped me understand the terminology that has always been overwhelming to me. I now feel like I can conquer this once scary task!”
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If you are interested in a custom mentorship package, please let me know and we can create a mentorship that works for you!
Oh, hey! Did you know I’m a family photographer, too? 😂
Because judging by my Instagram feed, you might think I photograph weddings exclusively.
Here’s a fun little fact: I photograph around 100 family sessions every year. And yet, you see only a tiny fraction of them.
Why? Well, a lot of my sessions involve little humans. And while I absolutely LOVE sharing the families I photograph, I’m also very aware of those little humans faces.
So, sometimes I photograph a beautiful family, deliver photos that I absolutely adore, and then those photos never make it to social media.
And I’m perfectly okay with that.
Not everything I photograph needs to become content. Some moments are just meant to belong to the people in them.
BUT, I also need to occasionally remind the world that family photography is a HUGE part of what I do. 😂
So, consider this your friendly reminder that I photograph families, I love photographing families, and I have openings for family sessions!
Actually, I have TWO remaining spots available on November 15. And..that’s it for me for the year 🧡
Link in bio to sign up.
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The moment IS the perfection.
As photographers, I think we sometimes get so caught up in creating the “perfect” photograph.
We’re thinking about the lighting, the composition, the background, the angle. We’re moving people into better positions, fixing dresses, adjusting hands, and looking for all the little things that might make a photograph better.
And listen, those things matter. They’re part of our job.
But sometimes, the best thing we can do is get out of the way.
Because the moments I find myself coming back to aren’t necessarily the ones where everything was perfectly placed.
They’re the ones where someone is laughing so hard their face is completely scrunched up. Where a groom is crying before he can even get a word out. Where a bride throws her arms in the air without thinking twice. Where people are yelling, cheering, hugging, and completely forgetting there’s a camera in the room.
The hair might be out of place. Someone might be blocking part of the frame. The lighting might not be ideal. And someone’s expression might not be what we’d traditionally consider flattering.
But the moment? The moment IS perfect.
I think there’s a lot of pressure in wedding photography to create beautiful images. And I love creating beautiful images. But I also think we need to remember that a photograph doesn’t have to be technically perfect to be meaningful.
Sometimes the photograph is good because of everything happening in it, not because of how we photographed it.
And sometimes our job is simply to recognize that something worth remembering is happening right in front of us.
That’s the stuff I want people to have 20 years from now.
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Oh, the light that we had for this Cades Cove elopement.
We started at the Wildlife Overlook and almost completed the loop twice. And honestly, when the light is this good, it’s hard to call it a day. There’s always another stretch of road, another view, or another spot that makes me want to say, “Okay, just a few more.”
That’s one of my favorite things about photographing in Cades Cove. Even in places I’ve photographed plenty of times, the light gives me something different to work with. The same field or mountain view can look completely different from one visit to the next.
John and Kayla, thank you for spending so much time exploring the Cove with me. Nearly two trips around the loop, and I still could have kept going.
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A moment for those black and white images through the years.
Side note: I truly ran out of tags for everyone 🖤
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Same venue.
Different weddings.
Every. Single. Time.
These are all weddings I photographed at @thetrilliumvenue this year. Same stunning Mountain View’s. Same photographer. And yet, not a single wedding looked or felt like another.
Different couples.
Different personalities.
Different colors, flowers, fashion, and traditions. Different weather, lighting, and seasons.
Some days were bright and sunny. Others were cloudy, moody, or rainy. Some celebrations were intimate and quiet. Others were one big party.
And that’s what I love about photographing weddings, even at a venue I’ve worked at countless times.
A wedding venue might provide the setting, but the people are what make the DAY. Their relationships, their decisions, their energy, and all the little moments that happen along the way.
I could photograph another hundred weddings at The Trillium and still walk away with a hundred different stories.
Same place. Never the same wedding.
And that’s exactly how it should be 🧡 #knoxvillephotographer #knoxvilleweddingphotographer #smokymountainphotographer #thetrilliumvenue #trilliumvenuewedding
My last wedding at @thetrilliumvenue for the year was another delightful day on the mountains. Congratulations to Gina and Chris. It was so wonderful to celebrate with you 🫶🏻
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Photographer: @erinm_photography | Second Photographer: @danielleevansphoto | Venue: @thetrilliumvenue | Planner: @idoweddings.kenzie @idoweddings.savannahk @idoweddings.avery | HMUA: @theeffortlessbeauty | Dress: @ivoryandbeau | Suit: @menswearhouse | Videographer: @studiomotionfilms | Floral: @vintage_floral_designs | Catering: @deadendbbqetn | DJ: @stephengoffentertainment | Transport: @elite_event_services | Bartending: @muddleandgarnishbarco | Photobooth: @knox360events
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Knoxville, Tennessee
865.214.7826
erinmorrisonphotography@gmail.com
Office Hours: M-F 8am-5pm | S-S 12pm-5pm
