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Finding Real Care: My Journey to Direct Primary Care I’m sharing two health-related posts in hopes of helping someone who may be in a similar situation — or who is caring for someone who is. This first post is about my path to finding a solution to my healthcare that actually transformed my life. The...
Capturing moments without distracting from the main event is one of the most important tenets of being a photographer. Here are some tips that help me work.
A situation went down recently that was only resolved because I watermark my photos. Here is a summary of what happened, and some tips on watermarking.
The rules for giving artist’s photo credit on social media can be a little fuzzy. So, here are some of the practices I suggest when sharing photograph work.
I stumbled across this article at FeatureShoot.com where they asked 17 photographers the biggest lesson they’ve learned in their photography career. It got me thinking what my answer would be… “When I speak at Hallmark to students, I try to express that admiration of others is a beautiful aspect to our inspirations. However, if you’re...
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Welcome to Reflections — where I share the stories I'm compelled to tell, from intimate weddings to the milestone moments of everyday life. I'm Melissa Mullen, a Maine-based photographer devoted to portraits that capture people just as they are.
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