“I have never offered any sort of print materials as a part of my services because I found them intimidating. I went to college for photography, but we never really talked about integrating print materials into our business in a way that made sense to me. Seeing Ryanne's work, I felt like her experience would be applicable to my clientele and where I want to go with my business, and I was right. Ryanne presented the material in a way that made it seem way less scary, and showed book design for the art it is, instead of just being an additional money-making-service we can offer as professionals. This workshop made me excited to take this information and try to apply it into my business, to level up from just offering digitals to creating long-lasting art that clients can love for years to come. I appreciate how engaging, funny, and enjoyable she made the workshop, and I would highly recommend this to anyone who is looking to learn more about book curation and the business in general!” - Ashley Smith

”I had the amazing opportunity to attend to Ryanne workshop. In today's world, most of the people are relying on digital files and their forgetting about the importance of having their photos printed. This workshop is focused on designing, creating and showing a different perspective of digital files that you already had. Creating prints and albums is the best way to remember the best moments in your life. Ryanne is an amazing photographer but also knows how to create an amazing experience for their clients! I totally recommend this workshop! Now I feel much more confident not only to sell albums but know how to make them and be connected with my brand.” - Laura Ayala

“I always crave for any kind "photography" talk and attending Ryanne's AxP workshop was a perfect combo of meeting likeminded people and learning so much new stuff about album design. Ryanne is absolutely beautiful and generous soul with so much valuable information to share. I definitely feel like my album design skills have improved (and I will never go back).” - Rita Kravchuk