 This creative, thoughtful, high-touch leadership development company needed a website just as hand-crafted and artful as the services they provide. We opted to use Wix's platform to develop this website because of all the creative control it gives in the design and creation process.
The website features a wild use of color and texture through organic shapes and soft curving lines. We used bold color and text where necessary to convey mastery and trust. We used photos (with color overlays to keep with the color palette) to convey the human element. The custom logo also evokes playfulness combined with sleek minimalist professionalism through the use of soft lines and whimsical shapes together with a strong typeface. Check out the website live to see how we integrated movement to further utilize the layered beauty of the website's elements.
As recent California transplants, this family wanted to celebrate their first holiday season on the golden coast with a beautiful beachy Malibu family photo session. On a (very windy!) day we shot at El Matador Beach and despite the windy weather we got so many sweet moments of this family snuggling together and exploring in the beautiful golden light.
Brantley decided to propose in Malibu! What a beautiful moment (and surprise) he put together for Hailey. He put so many personal touches into the day, including smuggling her favorite dress onto the trip so she would have something nice to wear for the moment. He rented the iconic Eagles Landing House in Malibu with stunning ocean views. After proposing, we shot a few photos at the house then went down to the little pocket beach on Pacific Coast Highway for more photos with the sand and waves.
Congratulations to Brantley and Hailey on your Malibu beach engagement! Many many more special moments to come as you plan your life together. (Click "Read More" to view their gallery)  
Love that the Rivera family decided to do family pictures while they're assigned to Southern California on a travel nursing gig! Their family is so fun and adventurous, one of their boys took an accidental dip in the ocean (those waves are unpredictable!) and still managed to smile afterward.
 
If you eat with your eyes, then food photography is an essential appetizer for your restaurant guests. These images are all shot on location at Costa restaurant at Mar Monte Hotel in Santa Barbara. The ultra creative team and chef at Costa draw on old world coastal Italian cuisine and infuse Middle Easter influences to create a celebration of global flavors and California harvests. My recommendation? The Lemon Ricotta Pancakes off the breakfast menu. You might wind up dreaming about them later.
   The goal here was a sense of place for Mar Monte Hotel in Santa Barbara. This gallery captures views of the facility and the surrounding neighborhood (including the beach!) the restaurance, foyer, landscaping, pool, fountains, entryway and more. These photos will be used for social media, website, print and digital promotion for years to come.
At Hotel Amarano in Burbank, their rooms are inspired by Hollywood glamour with touches of equestrian elegance and the feeling of a globetrotter arriving home. They seem to have anticipated your every whim and desire, with unforgettable entrees and cocktails for every hour of the day, unfussy staff who welcome you like a friend, and activities for going out (bikes!) or staying in (pool!)
I always love working with hotels, but this is a particularly fun connection and I'll definitely be returning sometime soon.  Check out this beautiful home on the web for this Texas-based life coach. I've noticed that many coaches and therapists don't know where to start when they begin offering their services to the world. Is it on socials? Is it an email? Is it a website? I find that a website is a great place to start for several reasons. 1) Think of a website as you online 24-hour marketing team that tells the world what you do, even while you sleep. 2) Getting words organized on a website is a great way to help you tighten up your branding and marketing message. Specifically articulating what you offer and what problems those products/services solve is an essential stage in developing your business. A website will help you do just that. 3) A website is an advocate. It makes you look like a legit company. Once you have a website, you're not just some guy or gal doing this hustle on the side. You've gone pro, and you're charging for it. Check out Matt Soper's coaching website at sopercoaching.com >> Website designed and built using Weebly. 
Congrats to the Alfreds on growing your family! This little boy is so lucky to have you as parents. (Click Read More to view more photos from this Paradise Cove maternity photo session.)
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