Tag: accessibility

As a Philadelphia portrait photographer, one of my favorite things about portrait sessions is how wildly different each one is. Table of Contents: Accessible Affirming…

Niki and Grant had a romantic, colorful wedding at The Woodlands in Philadelphia. They self-officiated—surrounded by their loved ones. The couple brought their enchanted garden…

Why we deserve more than a lifetime of forced smiles at the camera and how photographers can be more accommodating during Autistic family photos. [Note:…

[Author’s note: At the time of writing this, these accessibility needs have not been addressed. It is my hope that this will soon be outdated…

Early in my career, before I realized I was an Autistic wedding photographer, I thought I had to meet with potential clients in-person to get…

As an Autistic wedding photographer, I reached out to folks in my Autistic communities to ask for some ways photographers can better accommodate Autistic marriers.…

Written and edited by Shannon Collins Sensitivity reading and disability consulting provided by Sarah Wiener The image descriptions written in this post are focused on…

As wedding vendors, we have to be mindful of not expecting our potential clients to fit into some neurotypical mold of how we’ve established our…

It’s time to talk about how performative actions in the wedding industry can feel like rainbow washing. It’s not uncommon for wedding venues to tape…

It’s hard to talk about inclusivity without diversity. Diversity: “The condition of having or being composed of differing elements. Especially: the inclusion of different types…