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Webinar Replay: Find Photo Clients Now with Special Guests.
The Webinar last Thursday was really fun. Big shout out to Steve Collins and James Eisele for joining in and letting people know how the system works for them. Here is the replay. Enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5qro3NZXWU
Find Photo Clients NOW Webinar This Thursday
THE WEBINAR! I want to share a few things about the Find Photo Clients Now System, and why I know it will help emerging photographers in smaller markets develop a real and meaningful approach to business. I will discuss how it came about, how I used it successfully in...
The Always Challenging “Pour Shot”
The pour shot may be one of the most challenging of commercial photography's many challenges. Getting the pour to look right, making sure the liquid is lit so that it looks great, catching the action as it happens... so many things to monitor as the photographer...
The “Long Game” in Photography
The "LONG GAME" Approach to Photography One of the things I notice about the culture lately is that there is more focus on the easy route, the quick way, 'getting to done' without really knowing what got done. There is a quickness to many things we do, and we expect...
A Fragrance Ad by the P52 Members.
THE ASSIGNMENT: Provide the images for an advertorial designed for a consumer magazine. The layout was furnished to the students with only minor changes allowed. Everyone got the same assignment, and look at the amazingly different interpretations. It is hard enough...
A Beautiful Promo
My bud Dave Siegel sent this to me. I think it is very powerful. Showing the before shot next to the final image makes the package more informational as well, and provides the viewer a glimpse into what Dave can do for them. Email promotion.
Interviewed by Frederic Bye: Creativity, Photography, and Purpose
I really enjoyed meeting Frederic and having a chance to discuss art, creativity, and purpose. If you are interested in hearing me blather on about this stuff - and I do so love to do that - give the link a click and listen in. Frederic is a very good interviewer, and...
Deconstructing a Portrait
I want to take a closer look at some of the portraits the students in the 8 Week Portrait Class are doing. Decontructing an image is a very valuable exercise and one that can garner much insight into the way the portrait was conceived and produced. The image above, by...
What We Can Learn from Portraits
Want to increase your photography chops? Try portraiture. When we are working with another person, and trying to make a great portrait of them, we have many challenges that confront the photographic process. The one that is largest, and seems to be one of the more...
2015: A Postmortem and Retrospective.
We humans love to think in terms of beginnings and ends, and where, in reality, January 1 carries no more significance than any other day, we see it as a beginning of a new year full of promise. And that is fine with me. 2015 was a difficult year for me, and I am...
Shooting a CD Cover: Front and Back (Project 52)
This past week we have been reviewing the CD cover assignment for the Project 52 2015 group. The assignment was for a cover and back image for a String Quartet performing Samuel Barber's String Quartet Op 11. The assignment specifically noted that the string quartet...
Exceptional Portraits (from the workshop)
One of the most exciting and ultimately satisfying things I am doing is the 8 Week Workshop courses. We mostly focus on portraits, but are beginning to expand out with an upcoming Still Life Workshop as well. And more ideas are in the works. This last week, we studied...
