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Happy New Year! Recently, I took a step back from social media to consider what was important to create and what was worth-while to share, both in photography and in life Proper perspective in both is everything. My New Year’s resolution for 2018 is to be bold. With Facebook algorithm changes, an intense political landscape, a new family dynamic including a high-schooler and a baby, gaining weight (and not losing it) from the pregnancy Well, it all manifested in me feeling a uncertain. And social media magnifies insecurities.

Since having my baby, it’s been hard for me to shake off the trolling comments. I will never understand the need by some to be needlessly hostile, but I have to assume that times are hard for many, especially around the holidays. Happy people do not go out of their way to insult another’s art or their baby’s appearance. Honestly, I’m lucky — the vast majority of those who interact with me are extremely kind. It’s funny how out of a hundred compliments, I will reel from one stranger’s put-down. Unfortunately, the mean-spirited comments (whether about my photography or my family) tempted me to hide the things I loved to share most. But I soon discovered that not posting wasn’t the answer either.

I’m an artist and specifically, a portrait photographer. I create to interact. I want to share images and ideas, tell stories and hear them. The bottom line is that I can complain and retreat or I can change my reaction and response. The goal this year is to find opportunities in any situation, seek the positive, overcome the distraction, be transparent and unapologetic in pursuing a productive, healthy and meaningful 2018. Whatever your goal, I wish you the best. I truly believe that art can bring positive change, both for its creator and its viewer.

I wish you the power to change the lives of yourself and others for the better this year. Photography is a passion worth fighting for. Speed Learning English Rarebit. This photograph was taken indoors (in my dining room actually, lol), using window light, using a white board to help reflect a little light back onto my subjects. It is intentionally edited to be dark and dramatic. I used the processing tools in ACR, and finished with hand edits in Photoshop.

One of the best things about being someone who creates tools for other artists is seeing how they integrate them in unique and exciting ways. My goal in creating products is simply to offer tools to help people express themselves creatively by giving them options.

My products are designed to be highly customizable so artists can develop signature looks while still saving time and offering fresh tools to inspire. In case you didn’t know, I have a Facebook user’s group,, which is not limited to simply Beautiful World products, but instead is open to everyone who uses any of my products in their edits. It’s a safe place to learn, get inspired, request constructive criticism (key word being “constructive” and ONLY if you ask for it!), and share your work with like-minded artists. My goal is to highlight a user every month whose work can inspire others. To kick things off this month, I’d like to introduce you to the work of.

Marta’s work is truly unique and beautiful, with a old-world look more like a painting than a photo. Marta’s gorgeous use of light and subdued use of color transports me to another world. She uses textures differently than I do and I hugely admire how she manages to show boldness, but also restraint, in how she integrates them into her workflow. I hope you enjoy this interview and the fantastic work of Marta Everest as much as I do.