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TallulahMade TallulahMade specializes in conceptual, wedding, event, and creative portrait photography. Tallulah Photography is my biggest creative outlet. Common Q & A

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My work focuses on producing editorial quality creative images that are unique yet professional. It has been the single most liberating thing I have ever done with my life. It had brought me joy, travel, friendship, and opportunities beyond my wildest dreams. I feel very blessed to have discovered my gift for photography and to have followed through with that gift. What is your name? No really, what is your name? My baptised name is Tiffany Chase. I go by Tiff

2. How did you get into photography? About seven years ago, I was on military leave from my deployment (I was in Iraq for almost 15 months, deployed with the military), and I took my son to the beach to take pictures of him. It was just a disposable black and white camera. But, when I saw the pictures I was able to produce, I knew this was something special. Back track to when I was about nine years old, I was a camper at Camp Hazelwood USA and begged my Grandmummy to send me with my personal camera. Back in the old days, cameras were far bigger and there were these things called "rolls of film." In response to my constant pleas, she got me a little 5-inch camera. I remember using up ever bit of film in the first three days of being there. I wanted to capture everything. I didn't care about being in pictures (and still do not to this day). But, I love love love capturing moments in time.

3. What did you do prior to doing photography? I have done just about everything. I used to work as an insurance agent for Allstate Insurance company. I was a server at numerous restaurants in my younger years. I worked as a paralegal. I am a Veteran! I served in the Army enlisted as as an Officer. That is one of greatest single accomplishments other than giving birth. I used to make homemade soaps for friends and family. I collected (and still do) antiques and sell off the ones I can part with. I have lived in over 16 states in my short little life. I am an award winning writer. My writing and pictures have been published. I am a workaholic. And, I am the Queen of Customer Service.

4. Why choose Tallulah? I will work my tail off for you. I will work to give you those dream photos. I am that creative photographer you have wanted forever. I am very easy to work with and I LOVE my clients. No really, I still talk to quite a few of them because I make those connections with all of my clients. I am always trying to make my work better and my prices match my work. I'm not one of those photographers who bought a great camera and started shooting with equipment I don't understand. I have taken the time, started at the bottom, and worked my way to the top. I'm not afraid to admit that I'm still learning as a photographer, because you never really stop learning. I learn not only from other photographers, but from my clients; by listening to their needs and growing from their critiques. I am a real and honest person.

5. What type of photographer do you shoot? I shoot anything. I shoot food, portraits, weddings, bo***ir, travel. In fact, go check out my travel blog when get a chance. My specialty and niche market, however, are weddings. I LOVE weddings and I LOVE brides. I love the high paced environment. I like working through huge changes and I adjust very quickly.

6. I want to learn more about you, your work, and/or photography. How do I contact you? One of things I wish I had was a mentor. Eight years and counting I have not found a personal mentor. But, I have found photographers that have shared their work and techniques that help me every.single.day. One of those photographers are Jasmine Star. SHE.IS.AMAZING. She is an award-winning photographer based out of California and has helped me gain the confidence to be a better photographer. Go to her site if you are an aspiring photographer. She has many tools and tricks of the trade and all are worth your time and/or money. Her tools are very inexpensive for the knowledge she gives you. You are more than welcome to contact me for ANY questions. For those I do not know, I am more than happy to answer. As far as mentoring, I would love to mentor you. Your learning is my learning. Lets grow together. I am always looking for a second shooter. Questions or concerns, just send me a note at [email protected]. I read and respond to all of my emails.

Just me.
29/10/2026

Just me.

I am never ever serious. Ever. Just in photos. But never. Self-portrait 📸 Tallulah Made | Fine Art Portraits
25/10/2026

I am never ever serious. Ever.

Just in photos. But never.

Self-portrait 📸 Tallulah Made | Fine Art Portraits

The lovely Salathiel Jaye 😍Phoenix, AZ 📸: Tallulah Made | Fine Art Portraits , Tallulahmade Weddings & Portraits with Ta...
23/10/2026

The lovely Salathiel Jaye 😍
Phoenix, AZ
📸: Tallulah Made | Fine Art Portraits , Tallulahmade Weddings & Portraits with TallulahMade Creative Studio ✌️
www.tallulahmade.com

This is Enedina.Enedina is the daughter of a vaquero. More specifically, her father was a vaquero who participated in th...
20/10/2026

This is Enedina.

Enedina is the daughter of a vaquero. More specifically, her father was a vaquero who participated in the rodeo.

And for those who don’t know, a vaquero is a cowboy. The original cowboy.

Long before the United States romanticized the cowboy as an icon of the American West, Mexican vaqueros developed the riding, roping, and ranching traditions that helped shape American cowboy culture. Their legacy remains part of Mexico’s lifeblood.

I photographed Enedina in 2024 at Charming Farm Studio in Gilbert, Arizona, during a Women Networking in Photography (WNP) gathering.

I was drawn to her mother’s leather gabán, with its horses, horseshoes, intricate designs, and fringe. Paired with her sombrero vaquero, reata (ranching rope), and botas vaqueras, it celebrates Mexican equestrian heritage. Horses speak to the vaquero’s livelihood; horseshoes are also associated with good fortune.

Traditionally, a gabán is a woven outer garment for warmth and protection. Enedina’s leather version evokes ranching craftsmanship, but its most meaningful detail is that it belongs to her mother.

Enedina shared that her parents have a home in La Barca, Jalisco, and her grandmother was born in Michoacán. Jalisco has deep ties to charrería, Mexico’s equestrian tradition.

And Michoacán! Every autumn, millions of monarch butterflies travel thousands of miles from Canada and the U.S. to overwinter in central Mexico’s mountain forests, including Michoacán’s famous sanctuaries. Even more remarkable, these butterflies have never made the journey before! Michoacán is also home to Quiroga, famous for what I consider the best carnitas in Mexico, and possibly the world. Both are on my bucket list!

What began as a portrait session became a conversation about family, history, and living traditions. That’s what I love about photography.

WNP brings women photographers and fellow creatives together through collaboration, education, and networking.
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Enedina Michel | TallulahMade Creative Studio & Photography
Charming Farm Studio, Gilbert, AZ | 2024

I will never take down all of my old photos, no matter how bad they suck, because every one of those photos was made by ...
16/10/2026

I will never take down all of my old photos, no matter how bad they suck, because every one of those photos was made by the same person. I want people to see my progress. I want to see my progress.

Taking down my old work would be like losing weight and erasing every picture of who I was before. That girl still got me to this girl. I’m not erasing her.

I was telling a friend the other day that the same person who religiously uses Photoshop and watches Photoshop videos when she’s bored is the same person who once didn’t know how to turn on her camera or even save a file properly in Photoshop.

But it started with my kids. My kids believed their mom could take pictures. They sat patiently for me with my point-and-shoot. Then my friends’ kids. Then their friends’ kids. Eventually, people started trusting me with their weddings.

Then I had one bad experience, and I allowed it to take away so much of the happiness and beauty photography brought me. I put my camera down for damn near three and a half years, if not longer. And I wouldn’t say the depression meds helped my creativity much either. 🤪

Recently, I started reaching out to old clients to remaster their photos. Some can be saved. Some will always look like s**t. 😂 But what surprised me most was how many of my clients already loved their photos, even when I could see everything I would do differently now.

Photography is quality, of course. But it’s also memory. How did that day make you feel? Who was there? How did you feel being photographed?

I might look at a photo and see an editing choice I regret. They might see someone they love, a moment they miss, or a day when they felt beautiful. The experience I helped create and the people who were there are part of those pictures, too.

My skills have grown, but that doesn’t erase what my work already meant to someone.

And if you’re anything like me, an important part of your process is saying, “I will do even better on the next shoot.” I never want to reach a point where I think I’ve mastered so much that I stop learning. There’s always room to grow, try something new, and suck all over again. 🤪😂😂

Sometimes we get so stuck on where we want to be that we forget how far we’ve come. We forget the sacrifices, the practice, and the people who believed in us before we knew what we were doing. Then we let someone tear down our s**t like none of that ever mattered.

It mattered. It still matters.

Those old photos remind me of my kids sitting patiently, trusting me to figure it out. I’m proud of how far I’ve come, and I’m keeping the pictures that show how I got here.

Don’t let one bad experience stop you. Adversity is a necessary part of triumph.

Embrace the suck and keep creating.

-Epi

Model: The absolutely talented Ms. Faith N. Smith
Location: Winter Park, FL

I am a total sucker for the old Hollywood glam look. And this shoot did not disappoint. Follow me as I capture Elizabeth...
14/10/2026

I am a total sucker for the old Hollywood glam look. And this shoot did not disappoint. Follow me as I capture Elizabeth and Jimmy celebrate their pending nuptials in this engagement session at Wren and Wolf in Phoenix, AZ.

Photography: TallulahMade
https://tallulahmade.com/
Makeup and hair: Rosarioo maquillaje Phoenix https://www.instagram.com/rosario.maquillaje.phoenix
Model Coach & Photography Assistant:
Jessica https://www.instagram.com/taunting_chaos
Location: https://www.wrenandwolf.com/
Dress https://www.fashionnova.com/

Modern romance demands drama and fantasy. Photography credit  and Special thanks to all vendors for this experience:Host...
12/10/2026

Modern romance demands drama and fantasy.

Photography credit and

Special thanks to all vendors for this experience:
Host: Daydreamers Collective. Co (.co)
Venue: The Holmstead Studio
Dress: Delorea Bridal
Makeup: Altar Artistry
Florals: The Bridal Stem Company
Model:

11/08/2026

ISSUE 0004 IS COMING ☀️

SOL INVICTUS
Offerings Beneath the Late Summer Sun

Bruja returns this August with Archive 0004.

This issue feels particularly important.

Sol Invictus is an offering to that strange threshold between abundance and release, when summer is still blazing overhead, but the first signs of another season have already begun to appear.

It is about harvest. Gratitude. Nourishment. Creative abundance. The things we have grown, the things we have survived, and what we choose to place upon the altar after the work is done.

Because harvest is not simply about what we receive.

It is also about recognizing what it took to grow it.

Issue 0004 celebrates the body, creativity, community, beauty, ancestral memory and the sacred act of making something from what we have been given.

And perhaps most importantly, it asks:

What has ripened in you?
What are you finally ready to gather?
And what will you offer in return?

☀️ SOL INVICTUS — ARCHIVE 0004
Offerings Beneath the Late Summer Sun
Coming August 20, 2026

Cover Model, Styling and MUA: Shelby Lien
Photographer: Tallulah Made | Fine Art Portraits
Editor: La Mesa De Epanifia
TallulahMade Publishing Company

The harvest is almost here.

👑 Every kingdom has its ruler.Meet this tiny monarch, who graciously agreed to pose for a royal portrait... in exchange ...
31/07/2026

👑 Every kingdom has its ruler.

Meet this tiny monarch, who graciously agreed to pose for a royal portrait... in exchange for absolutely nothing, because cats do what they want.

One of my favorite things about photography is finding beauty and personality in the unexpected. Whether it's a bride on her wedding day, a family celebrating a milestone, or a cat wearing a crown in the middle of the woods, every subject has a story worth telling.

After all, everyone deserves to feel like royalty once in a while.

✨ www.tallulahmade.com

The desert has a way of reminding you how small you are and how endless possibility can feel.As artists, we're constantl...
29/07/2026

The desert has a way of reminding you how small you are and how endless possibility can feel.

As artists, we're constantly chasing light. Sometimes that means hiking a mountain before sunrise. Sometimes it means waiting patiently for the last few minutes before the sun slips below the horizon.

Those are the moments I live for.

Photography isn't just about documenting what we see. It's about capturing what we feel.

If you've ever dreamed of creating something adventurous, artistic, and completely you, let's make it happen.

✨ www.tallulahmade.com

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