I don’t know about you, ... but I’m just so sick of it.

Photography. Filters. Perfection. Curated lives. Duck lips.
AI-generated horses#$t.

All of it.

Photography is not making our lives better.

It’s instant (like instant coffee).
In our pockets (constantly distracting us).
Feeds that never shut up (pushing more and more noise into our faces).

We take thousands of photos…
and do nothing with them.

Maybe a few make it onto Instagram…
where they get a 24-hour lifespan.

And then they’re gone.
Buried into a digital abyss.
Never to be seen again.

And worst of all…

Photography is pulling us out of our lives.
Instead of living the moment, we’re busy trying to “capture” it.

For what? Why?

What if photography could do the opposite of all this crap?

What if it could actually make our experiences deeper?
Help us see more. Feel more alive. Remember more vividly.

Because like anything…
Photography can make us better. Or worse. At being human.

And right now?
It’s making a lot of us worse.

We see it in the world around us.
We see it in our family.
We see it in ourselves.

So Lanny and I have made something new… and different.
And we want you to see it first.

It’s called Everyday Life Photography
and it’s all about photographing to lead a better life.
That’s it.

It’s about 60 minutes.

And in that time, you’ll be surprised by how much your mindset can shift.
(And the way you engage with photography from now on.)

And bonus… you’ll make better photos because of it.

It might just be the best 60 minutes of your day.
A clear before-and-after shift.

That’s a big promise, we know.
But we believe it.

You can watch it now, or book a time that works for you.
Either way, it’s yours.

Enjoy!
Erika (and Lanny)

P.S. There’s a BIG surprise waiting for you inside.