Ginger Liemohn

Picking the Perfect Yearbook Picture October marks my 13th year doing high school senior photography, and there’s nothing like the excitement of the start of senior year with so many possibilities! With so many “first day/last day” photos, or “Senior Sunday” posts on social media, it’s easy to get caught up in home football games, […]

The Rooms That Build My Business A personal invitation to WXWForum26 on October 28th, plus a first look at other rooms where we can connect! Here’s something I’ve noticed as the founder of Ginger Liemohn Creative: the shifts in perspective that actually mattered rarely happened at my desk…they happened in rooms with others.  Conversations open

Sessions I’m Squeezing In Before September Locks Late August is an emotionally-charged time with K-12 children heading back to school as well as parents moving their college-aged kids into dorms and apartments. Make sure to give yourself some grace and take a breath. One thing that helps with taking that breath, that pause, is knowing

Senior Year Is Sneaking Up On Us If your rising senior is still deep in summer mode, we’re on the same page. There’s real time left, and I want you to enjoy it. But senior year is already showing up in the corner of your calendar: sports tryouts…back-to-school shopping…last vacations…college info nights…senior portraits…they all somehow

Why is Golden Hour So Special for Your Family Photo Session? Golden hour, the hour before sunset, is a special time of day for taking portraits. It’s the number-one time of day requested by families, and for good reason: the backlighting it provides bathes a family in gorgeous, warm, flattering, soft light. The images usually

Class of 2027, This One’s for You If your student just finished junior year, they’re about to step into the busiest, most emotional, and most fleeting year of high school. It’s a countdown you feel in your soul by December. Here’s what I know from photographing hundreds of seniors: they walk in nervous and leave

Visibility By Design Hey small business owners, startup founders, and personal brand builders: marketing is hard.  That’s why I teamed up with the founder of First Hill Marketing, Darrell Dennis II, this past week at Chief Financial Credit Union in downtown Rochester, MI.  As part of the workshop series, participants not only received an interactive

Show Up With Confidence This Summer A personal brand playbook for networking, community building, and building the asset library that lasts. There’s a particular kind of momentum that starts in June. Patios open. Calendars fill up. The networking events you’d been quietly skipping all winter start sounding good again. And somewhere in the middle of

The Do’s and Don’ts of Headshots for New Grads Hey Class of 2026 graduates! You need to stand out in a crowded market—and your headshot is your first impression. But where do you go to get a headshot, and how do you know where to share it? As the latest graduates head into higher education,

Catching Up to the Person You’ve Become Digital Asset Checklist, Part 2: A few months ago, I asked a question on this blog: Is your visual presence reflecting who you’ve become? It’s worth asking again! Q1 has come and gone, and spring is doing what spring always does: asking us to grow. The version of