Perfectly Unposed

About Perfectly Unposed

Perfectly Unposed is a podcast for photographers and creative entrepreneurs who want to grow their business without losing themselves in the process. Hosted by Kimberly and Miranda, we’re having honest, unfiltered conversations about creativity, mindset, weddings, business growth, and everything in between. We talk about what’s actually working, what we’re still figuring out, and the lessons you only learn by doing the work. If you’re building a creative career, navigating burnout, chasing better clients, or just craving community that gets it—this podcast is for you.

Publisher

Kimberly and Miranda

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

8 Jan 2025

Latest episode

9 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

61 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   9 Oct 2026

   Feeling Stuck in Your Creative Business? Let's Talk Creative Slumps, Rebranding & Changing Things Up

   Sometimes the smallest changes make the biggest difference, especially when your creative business starts feeling a little stale. We're catching up on everything we've been rethinking lately, from branding and pricing to Instagram, business systems, and finding inspiration again. Kimberly shares how a slower summer pushed her to revisit her website copy, rethink her pricing, and focus on what she could actually control. Miranda shares why she's changing her Instagram strategy, letting go of the perfectly curated feed, and bringing more of her work together in one place. We also get into why intention has become such a big theme for both of us, how systems can actually create more room for creativity, and what we're imagining for the next chapter of Perfectly Unposed. IN THIS EPISODE: Getting out of a creative or business slump Rethinking your brand messaging and pricing Making more intentional decisions in business and life Creating systems that support creativity Changing your Instagram strategy and personal brand Letting go of the pressure to have a perfectly curated feed What's next for Perfectly Unposed If you've been feeling stuck or uninspired, this is your reminder that you don't necessarily need to start over. Sometimes you just need to change a few things. Business inquiries: perfectlyunposedpod@gmail.com (mailto:perfectlyunposedpod@gmail.com) Got a question you’d love us to answer? Comment below! KEEP UP WITH PERFECTLY UNPOSED Website: perfectlyunposed.com (https://www.perfectlyunposed.com) Instagram: @perfectlyunposedpod (https://www.instagram.com/perfectlyunposedpod) YouTube: @perfectlyunposed (https://www.youtube.com/@perfectlyunposed) TikTok: @perfectlyunposedpod (https://www.tiktok.com/@perfectlyunposedpod) MEET YOUR HOSTS Find Kimberly + Miranda, their businesses, socials, newsletters, and more: perfectlyunposed.com/about (https://www.perfectlyunposed.com/about) EPISODE CHAPTERS: 00:08 Catching up on everything that's changing 01:12 Rethinking our branding and website copy 06:52 Getting an outside perspective on pricing 08:43 When business slows down and self-doubt creeps in 13:11 Why we're trying to do everything with more intention 17:42 Building systems that make room for creativity 23:56 Rethinking Instagram and content strategy 27:05 Letting go of the perfectly curated feed 29:04 Why beautiful photos aren't enough anymore 33:04 Combining different parts of your business on Instagram 39:13 Building a personal brand that can evolve with you 43:15 What's next for Perfectly Unposed 46:01 Creating a bigger community for creatives 48:10 Why small changes can make a difference

2. 

   3 Oct 2026

   Your Instagram looks good... so why isn’t it getting you booked?

   Your Instagram can look beautiful and still not be doing enough for your business. This week, we’re talking about something we’ve both been guilty of: building an entire photography brand, obsessing over the colors, fonts, website, messaging, and client experience... and then getting on Instagram and mostly posting pretty photos. We get into why that feels so safe, why photographers are scared to share opinions and personality online, and how that can make all of us start to look the same. We also talk about the photographer TikToks that made us question what we should and should not be saying in front of potential clients, especially when it comes to not booking, consultation calls, and the whole “I’m an artist, not a salesperson” conversation. And because this is Perfectly Unposed, we also catch up on Survivor, comfort creators, Kimberly’s DIY keratin treatment, fantasy books, and everything we’ve been into lately. We talk about: Why complaining about not booking publicly can hurt more than help Being an artist while still accepting that you run a business Why photographers build strong brands but barely show them on social media The reason posting only pretty photos feels so safe Why premium doesn’t have to mean personality-free Abby Jiu as an example of a photography brand showing up really well online A simple 10-minute Instagram audit to see what people actually know about you At the end of the episode, we challenge you to look at your own Instagram like a stranger. If someone spent ten minutes on your page, what would they actually know about you beyond your photos? Business inquiries: perfectlyunposedpod@gmail.com Got a question you’d love us to answer? Comment below! KEEP UP WITH PERFECTLY UNPOSED Website: ⁠https://www.perfectlyunposed.com⁠ (https://www.perfectlyunposed.com) IG: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/perfectlyunposedpod⁠ (https://www.instagram.com/perfectlyunposedpod) YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@perfectlyunposed⁠ (https://www.youtube.com/@perfectlyunposed) TikTok: ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@perfectlyunposedpod⁠ (https://www.tiktok.com/@perfectlyunposedpod) MEET YOUR HOSTS Find Kimberly + Miranda, their businesses, socials, newsletters, and more:⁠ https://www.perfectlyunposed.com/about (https://www.perfectlyunposed.com/about) CHAPTERS 00:00:13 Survivor & our latest reality TV obsession 00:11:57 Comfort creators & Jaci Marie Smith 00:16:19 Kimberly DIYed her keratin treatment 00:25:34 The fantasy series Miranda is obsessed with 00:28:43 Photographers need to stop posting this on TikTok 00:32:16 “I’m an artist, not a salesperson” 00:39:02 You built a brand... but are you actually using it? 00:45:48 Why posting pretty photos feels safer 00:47:55 Premium brands still need a point of view 00:49:44 A photographer doing social media really well 00:52:31 Why safe marketing makes everyone look the same 00:59:05 Try this 10-minute Instagram audit

3. 

   26 Sept 2026

   Starting Again After a Slow Season in Life & Business

   Sometimes a slow season feels less like a break and more like you’re falling behind. After taking nearly four months away from the podcast, we’re finally back and catching up on a summer that did not go according to plan. Miranda shares the health scare that landed her in the hospital with blood clots in both lungs, what it was like being forced to slow down, and how that experience completely shifted the way she thinks about productivity, creativity, and her business. We also talk about the weird mental spiral that can happen when work gets slow, wondering if you still know how to do your job after taking time off, letting go of the perfectly curated Instagram feed, and learning to be okay with actually being seen online. Plus, we get into documentary wedding photography, finding clients who genuinely do not want to be posed, wedding-day emergencies, why photographers need a real backup plan for their business, and the creative session that reminded Miranda she definitely did not forget how to use her camera. If you’ve been in a slower season lately, whether that’s in your business, creativity, or just life, this episode is your reminder that losing momentum doesn’t mean you’ve lost what you built. You can start again. IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT: A wedding-day car disaster and why arriving early really does matter Attracting photography clients who genuinely do not want to be posed Miranda’s unexpected health scare and being forced to take the summer off Why photographers should have an emergency backup plan for their business Getting comfortable being seen and posting without making everything perfect The anxiety of coming back after a slow season and wondering if you’ve lost your creativity EPISODE CHAPTERS: 00:02 We’re Back After Four Months Away 01:10 A Wedding-Day Car Disaster and Staying Calm 09:41 Documentary Photography and Clients Who Hate Posing 14:49 Shooting a Destination Wedding While in Serious Pain 22:16 The “Pinched Nerve” That Was Actually Blood Clots 33:52 Why Photographers Need an Emergency Backup Plan 37:18 The Tulum Wedding That Felt Like a Family Vacation 47:27 Slowing Down, Being Seen, and Posting Imperfectly 57:20 Coming Back After a Slow Season 01:00:15 Why Old Creative Connections Can Come Full Circle

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YouTube views

20,039

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

6 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

5 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 72 / 100

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Quality

84

Social presence

90

YouTube

72

Engagement

32

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