Running a business as a photographer isn’t easy. It takes a lot of organization, time and effort to make a living.

Hey, I’m Kellie, a photographer in Orlando. I spend a lot of time working with various clients to make their image dreams come true. Which I love doing. My job is the best.

As we navigate these crazy times during the Covid-19 pandemic, the face of Orlando’s streets are changing. Hand shakes and hugs are a thing of the past, the streets are empty, businesses are mostly closed and almost everywhere you go people are wearing masks and practicing social distancing. It’s a weird and eerie thing to witness.

For those that have always thought about skydiving but don’t like the idea of jumping from an airplane at 14,000ft, then the tunnel is for you. Its a great way to experience what it feels like to fly without the fear of the ground approaching you at 120mph.

I've never seen an eclipse before, so we weren't going to miss one if it was within a few hours of the house. We hopped in the van and headed to South Carolina to photograph the monumental event and the pictures just don't seem to do it justice.

Being Orlando professional photographers, we don't get to go out of state for photoshoots as often as we'd like, but this was a great town filled with bikes and brews.

While we were traveling we stopped by The Bike Farm to shoot some professional portrait and lifestyle photography for their website and marketing materials.

We are always fascinated by cool people who make stuff and we wanted to do a local documentary series on makers. I immediately thought of Blair for the first of this series because he is so unique within his craft.