NickNiche Creative Studio

A mother is your first friend, your best friend, your forever friend 🤍

Happy mother’s day to all mothers out there - thank you for all that you do!

Celebrate your mother with a photoshoot 📸

Use code Mothers2022 for 15% off your next full photoshoot this week only!

Redeem until 2023.

A year from now, you may wish you had started today.

Seriously, when we began NickNiche we hummed and hawed about starting a company. There were so many things that scared us about starting a new company but one day we said “We can seriously do this, so let’s do it, and do it right” and the rest is history!

We spent endless nights working late planning our branding, our mission, vision, and promise to our clients. A year later we looked back and said a year ago today, we are so happy we started.

There are so many good reasons you should start today.

You don’t need to know everything, all you need to do is start!

Side bote - which colour combo do you like best? Thinking about making this into a print 🤫

WE ARE ONE MONTH AWAY!

On June 1st Nick Niche and United Entertainment invites you Toronto’s newest networking event providing you with value and a great night out! 🥳

We are hustling hard this month to ensure that this night is a success! You’re not going to want to miss out 🥳

🍹First 100 tickets come with a free drink with purchase! So make sure you buy yours now!

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4 Portrait Photography Tips

1. Diffuse your light source.

When selecting a place to shoot, using a soft, diffused natural light will typically garner the best results. Try avoiding direct, harsh light or a full sun cast which can leave unwanted dark shadows or leave an unnatural skin tone. (Unless that's the style that you're going for!)

2. Play around with different lenses.

A 50mm lens is considered a mid-range telephoto lens, and a standard length many portrait photographers like to use (and one of our favourites!) But try using different lenses for different effects! Get out of your comfort zone and play around!

3. Find a different position.

You can bring a new perspective to your photos by breaking the rule of thirds and shooting at angles that aren't so neatly composed or even at your subject's eye level. The rule of thirds is a composition guideline that places your subject in the left or right third of an image, leaving the other two thirds more open. Move around your subject and try shooting at every angle- you never know what you’ll capture!

4. Alter the aperture.

A wide aperture will produce a shallow depth of field, blurring the background and making your subject the main focus. However, if you have more than one subject (like a family portrait), a smaller aperture will keep everyone in focus.

Need to get portraits taken?

Send us a DM to book your next shoot!

Hello, April 🌼

“April prepares her green traffic light and the world thinks, “Go!” – Christopher Morley

May April bring you lots of opportunity and growth! 🙏🏼

We are so excited for what this month will bring!

Which colour do you like best ?

💥NO, this is not a joke!

NickNiche and United Entertainment are hosting their first networking event on June 1st at Lula Lounge!

All business owners, entrepreneurs, and individuals are welcome. Learn how to network in person and online while connecting with local businesses and entrepreneurs in and around the GTA.

🎟First 100 tickets will include a free drink, so make sure you you get your tickets now!

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We can’t wait to see you - It’s going to be an incredible night! 🎉