10/02/2026
We’re bringing in three of our favorite photographers, to help you feel more confident the next time you step in front of the camera.
From figuring out what to do with your body (and those pesky hands), to finding your best angles, to creating natural-looking brand content that doesn’t feel painfully posed, they’ve got you covered!
Join us October 14th for Lunch Break: What do I do with my hands? Tickets available now!
Meet Kelly Cook of Boudie City – Couture Bo***ir & Portraits in St. Louis who will be teaching us the foundations of posing and how a few small adjustments can completely change the way you look and feel in front of the camera.
With two decades of experience behind the lens, Kelly brings a fashion-forward approach to photography with a huge emphasis on confidence and celebrating people exactly as they are. With an extensive background in bo***ir photography, she knows all the poses to make your body look bangin!
Meet St. Louis Brand Photographer | Lily Notz “Notes” , who will be showing us how to create content photos that feel polished and professional without looking overly posed or stuffy.
Lily specializes in helping business owners show up confidently in their own brands and create imagery that actually tells people who they are, what they do, and why they should pay attention. Her approach is all about creating photos that feel natural and authentic while still being intentional enough to do some work for your business.
Meet Abbie Rudolph of Abbie Takes Pictures, who will be teaching us how to bring a little more confidence, personality, and variety to the camera. Her philosophy? The best photos happen when you actually feel like yourself. So this isn’t about perfecting your face for the camera. It’s about learning how to work what you’ve already got and letting your personality show up in the photo.
Abbie has been behind the lens for 17 years, first photographing more than 350 weddings before making the move into brand photography. Through all those years of photographing real people, she’s learned a thing or two about helping someone relax, bringing out genuine emotion, and getting the shot without making the whole thing feel painfully awkward.
Join us for Lunch Break on October 14 for a hands-on posing worksh
