From capturing life through a camera to sketching lives with words, Julia Boggio joins us to share her compelling transition from photographer to novelist. With her finger ever on the pulse of the photography industry, she infuses her romantic comedies with the kind of authenticity that only an insider could provide. Co-host Jacquie Tobin and I are captivated by Julia's storytelling prowess, discussing the economic side of writing, her enduring love for photography, and the remarkable impact of her viral moments, including a memorable Oprah Show feature.

The journey through the creative landscape doesn't stop at the surface. We explore the intricate emotional ties that bind us to our creations, whether they're photographs or written words. As artists and writers, we examine the necessity of stepping back from our work to market it effectively, despite the personal investment we've poured into each piece. Alongside this, I reflect on my own writing process and the delicate harmony required to juggle passion, family, and business, serving up an anecdote about the inspiration that life's twists and turns can bring to our craft.

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Ready to embark on a journey into the transformative world of art therapy and photography? In our latest episode, we sit down with Carly Sullens, an accomplished photographer who has taken her background in art therapy and used it to forge a unique path. Carly invites us into her world, as she paints a vivid picture of the profound ways in which art, and specifically photography, can serve as a healing tool. Through her inspiring work with children in hospice, Carly takes us on an emotional journey that underscores the power of imagery in storytelling and the magic of capturing moments.

As our conversation unfolds, we venture into the fast-paced, ever-evolving world of composite art and digital photography. A realm where Carly beautifully blends her skills to create a form of art therapy for her clients. We explore how the creation of composite art offers infinite possibilities for expression, and how important it is to sometimes let go and create art for its own sake, without the commercial aspect at the forefront. We dive into how Carly's innovative approach has allowed her to incorporate her love for digital art into her photography business, setting her apart in her field.

The exploration of creativity doesn’t end there, as we delve into the world of reportage in dance and its importance to all artists. Carly shares valuable insights into how personal inspirations and preferences can shape your unique artistic voice. With her passion for teaching practical techniques for creating painterly composite images and her unique approach to senior portrait work, Carly embodies the power of personal expression in art. So, tune in, get inspired, and join us as we journey through the world of art and photography on Something New Every Week. 

So, are you ready to see the world through a different lens? Grab your headphones, and let's dive into this fascinating world together!

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What if you could see the world through a unique lens, and capture it with authenticity? That's what Chris Gampat, the legally blind founder of Phoblographer, does every day. On our show, Chris shares his journey from Queens, New York to building a successful photography platform. We delve into his love for punk music, his penchant for beard oil blending, and how he has utilized his unique perspective to revolutionize Phoblographer since its inception in 2009.

There's more to photography than just the shot. It's about the story behind it, the gears that fuel the creativity, and sometimes, it's about the challenges that shape the vision. Chris imparts invaluable insights on the art of interviewing, the role of gears in creation, and the trials and triumphs of running your own business. We explore how Chris strikes the delicate balance between his creative and extroverted sides, his leap from freelancing to running Phoblographer full time and his strategy in maintaining that crucial work-life balance.

As we navigate the rapidly changing landscape of the photography industry, Chris shares his thoughts on the closure of print magazines, the rise of content creators, and the quest for authenticity in the digital realm. With his insights on standing out from the crowd, recognizing photographers as more than just a number, and balancing technicality with creativity, this episode promises to ignite your imagination and challenge your perspective. Whether you're a seasoned photographer or an aspiring creative, join us as we journey into Chris's world of creativity, challenges, and inspiration.

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Embark on a journey through the lens of Elizabeth Messina, the high-profile premier wedding photographer whose artistic prowess transcends the traditional realm of photography into an intimate narrative of life's precious moments. In this riveting episode, Elizabeth unveils the intricate layers of her creative process and the instinctual approach she employs to capture those unique, unexpected moments that breathe life into every photograph. From her early days in art school to the thriving business she now runs, Elizabeth shares her story, signature style, and the challenges she navigates in the realm of photography.

Delve further into the conversation as Elizabeth discloses the profound impact that the shift from exclusively film to the incorporation of digital has had on her artistic style. She opens up about her four books, collaborations, and an emotionally stirring project for a friend battling breast cancer. The conversation takes an enlightening detour as Elizabeth emphasizes the importance of diverse representation in the industry and how her work with women resonates with the powerful narrative of female empowerment.

Finally, as we traverse the complex relationship between social media and photography, Elizabeth shares her insights about the challenges and opportunities this digital era presents. She gives listeners a glimpse into her new course, 'The Art of Boudoir,' and shares her ambition to help budding photographers discover their unique creative lens. Wrapping up the episode, Elizabeth reflects on the evolution of photography as an art form and its transformation into a beautiful medium of personal expression. Tune in for this inspiring episode that promises to leave you with a newfound appreciation for the art of photography.

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https://theartedept.com/
https://www.elizabethmessina.com/
https://www.instagram.com/elizabethmessina/
https://www.elizabethmessinaweddings.com/

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Imagine a world where you could command the fees you want and keep pace with the ever-changing photography industry. This is the reality for our fabulous guests, Jacqueline Tobin and Jacklyn Greenberg, who enlighten us with their 15-year journey in professional photography. They reveal the art of promoting their brand, how they create meaningful connections with clients by showing their personal side, and their strategies to keep the relevance in the fast-paced industry. 

What if you could crack the code to in-person sales in the digital era? Well, Tobin and Greenberg have done just that! They discuss how they've incorporated the power of personal selling into their business model and the significance of a professional team in their strategy. We explore the psychological dynamics of the sales process and how Jacqueline expertly leads her clients to appreciate the worth of the photographs they are crafting. 

In the last part of our insightful chat, we uncover how Tobin and Greenberg have transformed their business by building a remote photography team. Hear about their recruitment of an art director from Conair, an IT specialist, and a studio manager. We dive into the story of Kate, who has become an essential link between clients and photographers, and how this change has revolutionized their business. Lastly, they share their journey of transitioning to automated photography systems, offering a comprehensive guide for photographers grappling with the business aspects of their craft. This episode is packed with game-changing advice and insights you won't want to miss!

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What happens when an island girl turns Chicagoan trades her Marine Corps uniform for a photographer's lens? Join me as we explore Marietta Hardwick's captivating journey from Puerto Rico to the boudoir studios of the Windy City. Hear her speak passionately about her roots, her time in the Corps, and how a family tragedy led her to her true calling - photography. We also delve into the rollercoaster of emotions that accompany the back-to-school season, emphasizing the crucial role parents play in their children's education.

We jump into another exciting chapter of Hardwick's life as she navigates trade show and event management with the UAF. Get a taste of the chaos and rewards that come with designing booths, coordinating logistics, and managing purchases. Hardwick's experiences extend beyond the borders of the U.S, touching base in Latin America, where she passionately advocates for the recognition of photographers in the region. 

As we wrap up the conversation, we paint a stark picture of the challenges riddling the wedding photography industry. With economic downturns and technological advances stirring the pot, we discuss survival strategies for photographers - redefining pricing models, proving value to clients, and adapting to changing trends. Technology, the double-edged sword, poses a unique challenge to seasoned photographers. Tune in for this riveting exchange as we unpack these challenges and more.

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Long-time friend and acclaimed wedding photographer, Brian Callaway, joins me for a heartfelt stroll down memory lane. We reminisce about our kids growing up and our evolving businesses while focusing a lens on the wedding photography industry in the age of COVID-19. Brian and his wife Allison have reshaped their focus from being contest winners to prioritizing their clients and family. It's an eye-opening discussion that sheds light on the personal and professional shifts that many of us have been forced to make during these challenging times.

New priorities emerge in this post-pandemic world, and as parents, we've had to be agile and adaptive. We discover how having teenagers has not only brought us joy but also presented new revenue streams. Let's delve into the world of technology and services like Photoday and Got Photo that ease our tasks. We also talk about the high school senior market—a gold mine of potentials that is yet to be fully tapped. 

Our occupations, albeit fulfilling, can demand a toll on our bodies. I discuss my battle with knee and neck injuries, a familiar narrative among our peers like Chrissy Odom and Cliff Mauntner. The wedding industry has been hit hard by the pandemic, and the luxury market, our saving grace, has also felt the tremors. But, we aren't backing down just yet. We bring you strategies to attract new clients, the potential of creating a 'power deck' to engage luxury planners, and even a detour into the bustling world of TikTok. Despite the challenges that come with navigating social media platforms, we believe in authenticity and remaining true to who we are. 

Get ready for a journey filled with laughter, life lessons, and a whole lot of learnings about the changing face of the wedding photography industry. Listen, learn, and let's adapt together to this ever-changing world.

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Ready for some legal brain teasers? Picture this: a monkey takes a selfie and the image goes viral. Who owns the copyright? And what about AI-generated images, who can claim authorship? Meet our expert guest, Aaron, who navigates us through the entangled web of legal issues in the AI and photography world. We dive into the challenges of proving infringement with AI-generated images and the importance of claiming authorship. We untangle the knots between artistic creativity and AI assistance, questioning the complexities of ownership and copyright claims.

As we zoom into the second part of our conversation, we focus on a peculiar legal case involving a monkey's self-portrait. This unusual instance prompts us to question who owns the copyright when a non-human entity is behind the lens. We explore the intersection of AI, copyright and the right to derivative works, acknowledging the broader challenges of reconciling copyright law with the constantly evolving technology. Join us as we delve deeper into these thought-provoking issues, and provide you with a clearer picture of the changing landscape of AI in photography.

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Picture this: A courageous photographer significantly impacts the estate of a world-renowned artist. Welcome to our deep dive into the landmark Supreme Court ruling in favor of veteran photographer Lynn Goldsmith against the iconic Andy Warhol Foundation. Our guest, attorney Aaron Stark,  brings his legal prowess to analyze this transformative case that could alter the landscape of copyright law for artists around the globe.

Entering the murky waters of art and copyright infringement, we unpack the labyrinthine twists and turns of the Warhol Foundation v. Lynn Goldsmith case with Aaron Stark's expert interpretation. Together, we explore the judgment, its potential implications, and the significant role it will play in defining the parameters of fair use for future artists. Are you mindful of the power dynamics in the art world and the complexities of copyright law? This episode illuminates these aspects in a way that's both enlightening and empowering for all creatives.

We conclude our exploration by underscoring the crucial role of photographers in asserting their rights in cases of copyright infringement. Uncover the intricate dance between photography copyright and celebrity rights and loop in on the importance of registering copyrights. We also set the stage for an exciting discussion on the intersection of artificial intelligence and copyright law in our upcoming episode. Don't miss out on this riveting discourse on the ever-evolving world of art, law, and technology.

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Are you ready to traverse the fascinating landscape of the photography industry with a seasoned insider? Gear up for an enlightening conversation with our distinguished guest, Gary Pageau, a renowned figure whose illustrious career spans across journalism, marketing and most notably, photography. Get a firsthand account of his professional journey, that started as a humble newsletter editor in 1987 and carried him to the helm of the Photo Marketing Association (PMA) in 2012, and now, as the spearhead of the Dead Pixel Society and his own marketing consultancy.

Now, let's trade the camera for a football and apron as we navigate through the tantalizing world of craft beers, mouth-watering barbecues, and NFL predictions. Gary and I, as ardent fans of the Detroit Lions and New York Jets, share our fair share of heartbreaks and hopes for our beloved teams. We discuss the Ford family's sweeping changes in Lions' upper management and assess our teams' chances in the upcoming season.

Then, we return to our professional lanes as we discuss the dynamic trends shaping the photography business landscape. We investigate the digital revolution of the school photography industry and discuss the emerging opportunities for photographers to engage directly with parents. Hear insightful discourses about innovative business models of companies like Photo Day and Glossy Finish, and how they are disrupting the conventional norms. Lastly, don't miss the chance to get insider tips on podcasting from Gary himself as he shares his knack for attracting guests from diverse backgrounds and industries. This captivating conversation promises to enlighten, entertain, and leave you with a renewed perspective on photography and beyond!

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Do you ever feel like there's never enough time in the day to tackle your photography business, let alone pack efficiently for a shoot? Picture this: you're listening to an engaging conversation with the incredibly talented Caroline Tran, a Los Angeles-based photographer and entrepreneur who's about to change the game for you. Join my co-host Jackie Tobin and me as we chat with Caroline about her unique approach to business, problem-solving, and yes, even her impressive travel packing skills.

From handling more inquiries than she can personally take on to utilizing associate photographers with full transparency, Caroline shares her journey to becoming a more efficient photographer and the impact it's had on her business. Discover her secret to fitting entire outfits in her shoes and learn why building systems for success and fostering strong relationships with vendors are essential ingredients to a sustainable photography business.

But wait, there's more! As we navigate the potential dangers of AI-generated portfolios and discuss the importance of distinguishing between styled shoots and real client work, Caroline leaves us with some valuable insights on how to grow and maintain an authentic and thriving photography business. Don't miss out on this enlightening episode filled with wisdom straight from Caroline Tran herself!

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What do Aaron Rodgers' NFL career and senior photography have in common? Find out in our intriguing conversation with talented senior photographer and Green Bay local, Dan Frievalt. We discuss Aaron Rodgers' move from Green Bay to the New York Jets and dive into Dan's journey from a free Facebook group to creating Sceners Unlocked, a subscription-based education platform for photographers.

Listen as we explore the power of AI retouching tools for senior photography and the importance of staying connected with today's teen demographic. Discover how Dan captures the essence of each individual senior by understanding their preferences and curating content that resonates with them, leading to a successful senior photography business.

In the world of social media, connecting with high schoolers poses its own challenges. Join us as we examine traditional senior model teams' effectiveness and the power of word-of-mouth referrals in the senior photography industry. Don't miss this insightful conversation with Dan Frievalt, where you'll be inspired to elevate your photography game to new heights.

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Join us for an exciting episode of Something New Every Week! We have a fantastic guest returning to the show - Shawn Black from AIBP (Association of International Boudoir Photographers). And of course, my amazing co-host Jacqueline Tobin will be joining us for this lively conversation.

In this episode, we dive into some incredible topics, starting with a discussion about the AIBP RETREAT from last year. Shawn shares insights, highlights, and the unforgettable experiences from the retreat, giving us a glimpse into the world of boudoir photography.

But that's not all! We also get the inside scoop on the upcoming AIBP RETREAT BOSTON 2023. Shawn fills us in on the exciting plans, workshops, and networking opportunities that photographers won't want to miss. Get ready to mark your calendars!

As the conversation continues, we explore the challenges faced by boudoir photographers and how to overcome them. Shawn shares valuable tips and strategies that can elevate your boudoir photography game to the next level.

And speaking of photography events, Shawn gives us a recap of Shutterfest 2022. We discuss the latest trends, innovative techniques, and the importance of finding your "why" as a photographer. It's a must-listen segment for anyone looking to stay updated and inspired in the ever-evolving world of photography.

Make sure to tune in to this fun-filled conversation with Shawn Black from AIBP, where we cover a range of topics that will leave you inspired and ready to take your photography journey to new heights.

To stay updated on the AIBP events calendar and learn more about the AIBP RETREAT BOSTON 2023, visit their website at https://aibphotog.com/events-calendar/.

Don't miss out! Listen to the episode now for an engaging discussion on boudoir photography, Shutterfest, following trends, and discovering your true photographic purpose.

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In this episode, our host is joined by the esteemed Dave Moss for an in-depth conversation about the significance of hiring a coach. Together, they explore the "what, when, and why" of coaching, shedding light on the challenges artists face and the self-imposed roadblocks that hinder their progress.

Key discussion points in this episode:

1. The Importance of Hiring a Coach:
   • Exploring the benefits of having a coach and how they can provide valuable guidance and support.
   • Understanding the role of a coach in helping artists overcome challenges and achieve their goals.
2. Reinventing Yourself as an Artist:
   • Recognizing the moments when reinvention becomes necessary for personal and professional growth.
   • Exploring the reasons behind reinvention and the transformative power it holds.
3. Staying Fresh as a Wedding Photographer:
   • Tips and strategies for maintaining creativity and innovation in the dynamic field of wedding photography.
   • Discussing how continuous learning, exploring new techniques, and embracing fresh perspectives can elevate one's work.
4. The Art of Letting Go:
   • Delving into the importance of letting go of preconceived notions, self-doubt, and fear that hinder artistic progress.
   • Understanding how releasing attachment to outcomes and embracing vulnerability can lead to personal and artistic breakthroughs.

This episode promises an enlightening discussion on the power of coaching, reinvention, and personal growth for artists. Tune in to gain valuable insights that can help you navigate the challenges and roadblocks on your creative journey.

Check him out here: 
https://davemosscoach.com/
https://www.facebook.com/davemosscoach

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In this episode, we are excited to welcome a new guest co-host, Jacqueline Tobin, former editor-in-chief of Rangefinder Magazine and accomplished writer for over 25 years. Together, we are joined by Blair DeLaubenfels, the owner of the exciting new website "World's Best Wedding Photography."

During the episode, we discuss Blair's new venture and how it provides a platform for showcasing the very best in wedding photography from around the world. Blair shares her extensive knowledge and experience as an accomplished photographer, editor, and renowned industry leader, shedding light on the latest trends and developments in the wedding photography world.

We explore topics such as the impact of social media on the industry, the importance of creating a strong brand and online presence, and the value of networking and building relationships within the industry. Blair shares valuable insights and tips for photographers looking to establish themselves in the competitive world of wedding photography, emphasizing the importance of staying true to your vision and style.

Throughout the episode, Jacqueline and Blair engage in a lively and informative conversation, sharing stories and experiences from their years in the industry. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the world of wedding photography and the challenges and opportunities facing photographers today.

Whether you are a seasoned pro or a new photographer looking to establish yourself in the industry, this episode is packed with valuable insights and advice that will help you take your photography to the next level. So tune in, sit back, and join us for an engaging and informative discussion on the world of wedding photography with our special guest co-host Jacqueline Tobin and our guest Blair DeLaubenfels

Links to check out:

https://www.facebook.com/worldsbestweddingphotos

https://www.worldsbestweddingphotos.com/

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In this episode, we celebrate the 99th episode of the podcast, and after a brief hiatus, is back with more exciting episodes ahead. Joining me this week is my friend Erum, we discuss a WIDE range of topics, including our thoughts on WPPI, the future of the industry, and the joys and challenges of being a parent teaching your kid to drive.

Some of the highlights of the episode include:
•Reflections on hitting the 99-episode milestone and the exciting things to come on the podcast.
•An overview of WPPI, including some of the interesting speakers and topics covered at the conference.
•Discussion on the evolving landscape of the photography industry and the opportunities and challenges it presents for photographers.
•Insights into the joys and challenges of being a parent and teaching your child to drive, including some humorous anecdotes and lessons learned.

Listen in to this insightful conversation , stay tuned for more exciting episodes from SNEW! 

Link to competition we discuss: https://iiccomp.com/

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Happy New Year! It's been a minute since my last episode, but this one has been has been heavy on my mind. Listen in as I give my insights on why image and print competitions are so important to our community.

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Today I get to know Shawn Black. Shawn is a professional photographer based in the Boston area. he discussed the challenges with keeping a strong Boudoir Community together, as well as the AIBP.

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Alexis Cuarezma is a Nicaraguan born portrait photographer/director based in the San Francisco Bay Area who specializes in both on-location and in-studio portraiture. A passion for bold visuals has colored his whole life, and his childhood interest was nurtured at CSUEB, where he studied art, graphic design and photography.

LOVE this convo today! We geek out on gear, and have a really great convo about personal projects as we get to know each other a little better.

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I had a lovely conversation with Alison Carlino this morning. Today she shares her advice on how to reach your volume sports teams for other opportunities down the road.

We also discuss our thoughts on IUSA 2022 and what's ahead!

If you have the chance to learn from Alison, I highly recommend it!

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https://www.carlinosphotography.com/2022-workshops-conventions

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I'm such a fan of Samm Blake and you'll hear how much when you listen in this week. :) Samm, originally from Australia but now calls New York City as her home.

She shares her stories about how she got started and what it was like to move across the world. If you've never visited Samm's website, please treat yourself, you will fall in love!

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I had a really fun conversation with Vickie Black of Senior Style Guide before the New Year. She shares her passion for community and gives us the low down on everything about Senior Style Guide. 

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Just a quick one folks! Big thanks to everyone who came on the show the last TWO years as well as my thoughts for 2022. Let's go get 'em!

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Scott Wyden Kivowitz is a NJ based photographer and content and community manager for Imagen AI. 

Join me today as he gives us advice shooting proposals and about a new service called Imagen AI.  Such a great convo with so much great information! tune in now! :)

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I've admired Patrick's work and work ethic for many years. He doesn't follow any trends, and stays the course by creating timeless, solid work for his clients that stands the test of time. 

Patrick shares some of his thoughts about how he stays relevant in an ever changing market throughout the years.

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Chad Pennington is just one of those all around stand up guys. He's someone who always has a beautiful smile on his face and is a joy to talk to. He's worked hard to build his career and as all of us know, it's not always easy. He shares some of those stories with us in this weeks episode.

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Every year I want to offer Santa sessions and never have the time to plan and execute them. While I am too busy this year to do it, I am definitely saving this episode for next year!

For those of you looking to do it this year, it's not too late! Karen Thaemert shares her tips for setting up your own Santa Experience. 

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As we come out of this pandemic I've had the pleasure of hearing the journeys my friends have been on. Daniel Kudish has been on an incredible voyage of discovery these last few years. Listen in as he shares some stories of his travels.

If you're not familiar with The Image Salon and you're looking for the next steps in your photo journey they are worth a look!

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Shannon Dougherty is a portrait photographer based in St. Louis, MO. Listen in as she discusses how she creates her incredible portraits. If you've never viewed her work, you must take a look and listen in!

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What does it take to be an entrepreneur in our industry? Garrett shares his thoughts with us today and some great book recommendations too! Love this man and proud to call him my friend. Listen in as he shares his wisdom with us in a very insightful episode!

If you are not familiar with ShootDotEdit, you need to check them out. Great humans run this company and you should show them your love!

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Little change of pace this week as Kevin Newsome joins me to tell us about his journey hiking the Appalachian Trail. While not about photography, he tells us about his reasons for the huge pivot in his career and how he achieved it. This guy hiked over 2000 miles, you need to hear this story!

You also need to check out his YouTube channel!

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.....part deux! We dig in a little deeper! This is a good one folks! Listen in!

We went into recording this one with the intention of just focusing on headshots, but wound up spending some time discussing James Van Hees journey INTO headshots. 

Many of you know how big the business is, but how did some of us get there. This is a great discussion I think you'll love. This is part one of two. The next one we will get into the nitty gritty! Listen in!

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We went into recording this one with the intention of just focusing on headshots, but wound up spending some time discussing James Van Hees journey INTO headshots. 

Many of you know how big the business is, but how did some of us get there. This is a great discussion I think you'll love. This is part one of two. The next one we will get into the nitty gritty! Listen in!

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Big and "strong" is how I would describe Andy Strong's personality. Andy is a photographer based in the San Francisco area. His work embodies the life he lives and the people he surrounds himself with. His work is real, and lively and so is his personality. Andy is just one of those guys who lives to create and I love him for that.

He shares some advice which just hit home for me when I edited this podcast. The advice was from a friend, "You could be 28 with six years of guitar under your belt. OR, you could just be 28." Listen in and hear him discuss this advice!

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PLEASE do me a favor and take five minutes to view Mauro Cantelmi's work. I promise you will not be disappointed!

Mauro has been shooting for over 30 years, and still pushes the envelope EVERY SINGLE YEAR. Listen in as he tells us how he stays fresh, and offers some great advice for you as well!

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David Hakamaki is a UP'er, a Michigan super fan, and oh yeah, an incredible photographer. He's also one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. Seriously, this man is one of the most humble, no drama people I've ever met. He's also one of my favorite educators in our community, mainly because he's just a joy to be around.

Listen in as we discuss everything from the joys of being a photographer, to why the Michigan fight song is the #2 best in the world. :) 

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William Innes is one of my favorite people to hang with at tradeshows and conferences. He's also a great photographer, educator and now the owner of Color Edits.

Today he shares with us his travels in his camper, learning how to let go, and staying the course in your business.

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Mike Ridinger AKA "Dinger" describes himself as a jack of all trades, but this does not do him justice. Mike is a true artist through and through, he's also been an incredible, kind mentor to so many photographers over the years. An evening with him is always a great time. Listen in as he tells us about how he stays inspired as well as sharing some good stories.

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There's no debate that Tony Corbell is one of the GOAT's of our industry. He's also one of the kindest, most dedicated guys in our community. Join in as he shares some fun stories from the beginning of his career to where he is now. Love me some Tony!

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Joe has weathered some CRAZY storms the last few years. From losing me as a co-worker, to pandemics, Joe shares what planning events has been like. Seriously though, Joe is just a good guy, and if you don't know the man behind the show you'll enjoy this episode!

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Thinking about getting started in youth volume sports photography? Brian Derenski has been at it for a long time and shares his advice. From which sport is the most is the most profitable, to workflow and networking. Brian shares it all!

Brian Derenski Photography is based in Springfield Missouri. He provides a unique photography experience to Senior, Family and Wedding clients.

You should also check out this 4 part series where Brian shares a ton more info!

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How much does a gallon of coffee cost at a conference? Listen in and find out! :) This week I am happy to finally sit down with my friend Darty who is the man behind the SYNC conference. He chats with me to give a great preview of next years show, plus a lot more.

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What does mowing lawns, bbq rubs and photography have in common? If you guessed Nathan Loker you'd be right! If you're looking for some inspiration, don't miss this, you'll be ready to launch three new businesses before the end of this episode!

Go buy some delicious rubs from him, it's for a great cause!

Also check out the A.L.L. Senior Photography Workshop!

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John Krazmien is always a smiling face when you see him at tradeshows and conferences. He's fun to hang with but he's also a really smart, helpful person. Today he offers some great advice on building, and maintaining your website.

You should also check out PhotoBiz, their websites for photographers ROCK!

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Join me today as Scott discusses his venture into photography and other projects he's working on. Scott also answers my questions about NFT's and shares some good resources for getting started minting your own photos.

You also need to check out Scott's YouTube page for his amazing tutorials. Smash that subscribe button while you're at it and show your support for a very good dude!

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I have found over the years that Photographers love to embrace new technology, especially when it comes to time saving tools like Aftershoot. Today, Justin and Harshit join me to tell us about this new game changing technology to help you with your culling process. I also love that this is developed by two hard working individuals who are just great people, not a big corporation. As small business people we need to support folks like them!

Use the coupon code JASON10 to get a nice discount on AfterShoot!

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Christine Tremoulet is one of those people I always call on when I need a spark of inspiration. She has always helped me fire up that "idea machine" when I needed a push. For the last decade or so, Christine has been helping photographers and creatives this way and today she shares some great ideas for helping to grow your business locally.

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If you know Chuck Arlund, you just know. :)

This week, I have an inspiring conversation with one of my favorite people in our community. If you've ever sat with Chuckie for more than a few minutes, you know the convo is going to go in about 1 million directions, but at the end, you always leave with a smile.

Just as any conversation with my friend we take a while to get there in this episode but make sure to listen in until the end where he discusses how he needed to "unlearn" before moving forward in his MFA project.

Definitely check out his MFA project photos, they are inspiring for sure!

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VP of customer success at Zenfolio shares her thoughts on how photographers pivoted through the pandemic. They've also been super busy at HQ, rolling out some pretty neat new features and looks for the future.

Listen in for a very insightful conversation with Pamela as she shares so many great thoughts about our community!

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Jesica has always been one of my favorite people to chat with in our community. She's always got something fun to add to the conversation and her no nonsense NY approach is much beloved by me. She is also one of the hardest working people I know serving our industry and truly cares about the people she serves.

Listen in as she discusses her long career path with companies like B&H, Canon and now TetherTools. While a long path, she's still very young and is someone I look up to and respect with much admiration!

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I love to hear success stories from my friends in the community. Each one is unique but have that common thread, to build a thriving photography business. This "journey" always has its ups and downs, but Yaneck is one of those relentless hustlers I admire.

Listen in as he tells us about his travels from Poland to Chicago to the west coast where he and his wife have settled in for the long haul.

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I've been wanting to have Kevin on for the longest time. If you're like me and love sports, you'll love my conversation with him.

Kevin shares some great stories about shooting all kinds of sports and his advice on being in the right place for those epic shots.

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I had the opportunity to sit down with Brandon Heiss, President of Westcott last week. Brandon is one of the nicest, yet hardest working people I know in our community. He's also a staunch supporter of photographers and education in our industry. He works hard, plays hard, and is an inspiration to me and so many others. Listen in as he tells us about how Westcott worked through the pandemic with grace and style.

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Ty Fischer is the owner of Rebooku. Specializing in retouch and book templates for Professional Photographers, Rebooku is committed to delivering the most comprehensive yet flexible set of services in the industry. We have defined a step by step workflow which can be followed entirely or A la carte where you just use the services that you need when you need them.

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If you're not familiar with Kathy Ricker's work, stop what you're doing and check out her site! Join me as I get to know Kathy and all about how she combines her love of travel, helping others, and her adventure photography. If you want to learn more about how to navigate some very out of the way places, listen in as she gives her advice. I hope I can join her one day on a trip to see penguins in the Antarctic!

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I am thrilled to have my good friend George Varanakis with us today to discuss the recent merger of Sue Bryce Education with Emerald Expositions (WPPI). I joke with him about being a behind the scenes guy, but truth is, he is one of the most influential people in our community over the last 25 years.

Take a listen in as we discuss all things community and future conferences and tradeshows.

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I'm so excited to have my good friend Jacqueline Tobin, who is the editor in chief for Rangefinder today. I've learned so much from her over the years and it was great to finally sit down with her. She also tells us about the exciting acquisition of Sue Bryce Education and The Portrait Masters Joining Emerald’s Photo Group.

We also discuss everything from this upcoming WPPI, as well as what it takes to become a 30 rising star.

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Ken Pak is just one of the great human beings you are proud to call your friend. He's also incredibly talented, yet so humble. If you don't know his work, you really need to check it out!

Ken joins me today to discuss his thoughts about traveling again, and how he is dealing with booking up his schedule for the next few years.

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Keith Cephus is a photographer based in Virginia Beach, VA. How he got there is a very interesting story I think you'll really enjoy.

Keith also shares his thoughts with us about community and staying positive for through these difficult times.

Make sure to check out his article in Rangefinder last year!

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Augie Chang is a professional photographer based in San Francisco. Today he discusses his thoughts about serving his clients and working through the pandemic. Augie is one of my oldest (and most humble) friends I have in this community. He serves as a daily inspiration to me, and I think you'll enjoy his perspective on life as a photographer and entrepreneur.

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Lisa Asp joins me this week with some helpful tips into photographing animals. She also discusses her upcoming Animal Image Makers Conference April 15th-18th. (use code: asp to save 15% on registration!)

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As photographers we are faced with many challenges throughout our career. From pandemics to changes in how we do our jobs, our industry goes through "shifts" in how we do business. Jeff Woods is one of the few who has managed to weather the storm successfully over the last 25 years.

Join me as he discusses his pivots over the years and how is not utilizing the skills he's honed in his current adventures.

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One year of SNEW's! W00t! This week I discuss the State of the photography industry one year after the lockdowns began. Joining me are some of our communities most respected wedding and portrait photographers. They share their thoughts on how they think their 2021 will be going in their corner of the world.

Thank you Jason Domingues, Sean Brown, Jamie Schneider, Matthew Kemmetmueller, Jenn Lewis, Easton Reynolds, Lori Nordstrom, JB Sallee, Hiram Trillo and Davey Dave for sharing your candid thoughts.

I'd also like to say thanks to all of my loyal listeners! If you like what you hear, please hit that subscribe button!

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Ray Prop is a Wedding and Portrait Photographer based in St. Louis. Ray and I discuss all things STL and how he came to live here via Thailand. You'll enjoy his story about how he came to be a photographer, one that many of you will relate to.

Ray is also just one of my favorite super humble amazing humans. You'll enjoy his stories about how came to live in St. Louis and how he is navigating into 2021 as a wedding photographer. 

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Taylor Jackson has been a photographer in the Kitchener-Waterloo area for over 15 years. 

He started in music photography, photographing the bands he loved. Eventually, those friends started getting married.

Recently he decided to start filming some of his content while doing projects he loves. This has led to gaining over 1/2 million subscribers in one year! Taylor walks us through how he did it and shares his ideas and pitfalls to building a YouTube Channel.

If you've thought about starting your own channel, or looking for ideas to build your own, this is a great conversation! Listen in and subscribe!

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I have been fighting the Coronavirus for almost 20 days now and was almost forced to skip a week due to the fact I had no episodes recorded to upload. Instead of skipping the week I decided to tell my survival story fighting Covid-19. Why did I think this was important? Well, honestly I felt like you don't hear many stories about how sick people get from this AND LIVE. You either hear about people getting and it not being a big deal, or they go to the hospital and die. There does not seem to be much in between.

I try to give some helpful information to those of you out there who might be in the same boat as me. Listen in and I'd love to hear from those of you who gotten as sick as me and now are recovering.

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Richard Waine is a professional photographer specializing in headshots based in Lancaster, PA. He shares with us some great tips about running a successful portrait business. If you're thinking of getting started or are currently offering headshots you definitely want to check out this weeks episode!

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If you're looking for some advice on how to shoot live sports stop what you're doing and tune in! Pete Wright gives me some amazing advice on how to set myself up to shoot a local basketball game. Seriously, it's great advice and a fun chat with my good friend!

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This is a great convo with my friend Paul Von Rieter and a great way to kick off the New Year. We discuss the new social app Clubhouse and how not to fuck up your networking efforts. Listen in and subscribe!

Paul Von Rieter is an internationally recognized Wedding and Portrait Photographer. Over the last decade he has had the privilege of photographing over 300 weddings on several different continents and all over North America. When Paul isn’t capturing images he is educating and inspiring other photographers how to implement his “Artisan Method” into their photographic work and businesses. His imagery has been published in multiple wedding publications and he is proud to be an ambassador for amazing photography brands such as FUJIFILM, Holdfast Gear, and Mastin Labs. Paul’s values are reflected in the deep relationships and genuine connections he makes while creating stunning images for his clients. When he’s not traveling the world, you can find him at home with his beautiful partner Taylor, his energetic son Xander and their two pups, Dusty & Grace. As a family they enjoy exploring the outdoors, preparing something exquisite in the kitchen or road tripping up the coast.

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Richard is a professional photographer based in Tennessee. Easy going and laid back would be the way I describe my friend, but don't let his style throw you off. He's also one of the most accomplished and awarded photographers in our community. He's also a great teacher and has helped so many of us sharpen our skills over the years.

I had the pleasure of having my last conversation of 2020 with him and I think you'll enjoy his insights on how he thinks our community will thrive in 2021.

If you're not familiar with Sturdavinci Tools, you really need to check them out! Need a little inspo? Check out his website, it'll get 'ya going!

While you're at it, go check out his YouTube Channel!

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Michael Anthony is a professional photographer based in Los Angeles. Not only is he a super talented photographer, he's just a nice guy. Take a listen in as he discusses his plans as we head into 2021.

Places to check Michael out:

website: https://www.michaelanthonyphotography.com/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/michaelanthonyphotography/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/MAPhotoLA/

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I'm so happy to have one of the final episodes of this year with my friend Frank. For me this has been a year where my friends were everything for me. IMO Frank is one of the shining stars in our community. He's always that bright face in the crowd and serves as a testament for how amazing our little photo world is. Frank says, "we're all here for the same reason, and in the same tribe. I don't feel like I compete with anyone." It's that attitude that makes Franks personality so infectious.

Plus, did you know Frank worked on the Terminator movies? And he was Jerry Seinfelds personal trainer? Find out more in this episode!

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Neil is a professional photographer based in the NY/NJ area. In my opinion Neil is one of the top guns in our industry when it comes to lighting. He has also begun diving into the world of time-lapse photography and recently won an Emmy!

If you've never read his Tangents blog, it is well worth spending some time over there. I think you'll enjoy this conversation with my friend Neil as we discuss everything from the benefits of a studio space to what gear he's impressed with this year.

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Troy is a professional photographer based in Cedar Rapids, IA. He and his wife own and operate memories in focus. It's always a great time talking to this dude, and I think you'll enjoy this conversation!

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We're hitting the road with Jamie Schneider this week! Jamie joins us as he drives his family in their new RV home today. It's a great conversation about making the decision to incorporate their family life with business in the days of this pandemic. If you're thinking of hitting the road in an RV this year you'll love this weeks episode of Something New Every Week!

If you're not familiar with Jamie's work you must check it out!

Website - https://darkroux.com/
IG - https://www.instagram.com/darkroux/
FB - https://www.facebook.com/darkroux

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Jen is a professional photographer based in NYC. We discuss all things NYC and her transition from her small town in Iowa. She also shares some holiday ideas to make some extra $$ during this year end season!

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Craig Lamere is an award-winning professional portrait photographer as well as an international speaker, educator and published author from Pocatello, Idaho. He is the man behind the lens at Moz studios, and is a certified Badass.

I think you'll enjoy this laid back conversations with one of our communities most beloved photographers.

If you're not familiar with his work, you really need to check out his feeds:
Craig Lamere dot com
Facebook
IG

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This week Makayla Jade joins me for a discussion on finding some ways to make some additional income to close out the year. You'll love some of these unique ideas you have never thought of!

You should also check out her Printographers Society!

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SHA-BANG! That famous phrase you'll always here when you hear Peter Hurley speak in person. In this weeks episode Peter shares with us his experiences as our beloved city of New York starts to recover from the pandemic.

He also shares some great stories of events he's worked on including a fun one with Khloe Kardashian!

If you've never checked out Peter's headshot crew, I highly recommend you do!

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Charles shares his pivot into live streaming during the pandemic. He also discusses his experiences on how to approach photographers/filmmakers for crew work as well as partnering with them.

Check out his website and see how he has managed to really diversify his business.

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Get ready to laugh in this weeks episode of Something New Every Week! Julia joins me this week from her studio in Bend, OR. 

We discuss everything from her broadcast days as a meteorologist to how to create a beautiful website that "inspires to inquire." 

More about Julia:
https://jewel-images.com/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/juliakelleher

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Johnson Wee is a professional photographer based in Malaysia. He is an internationally awarded globe trotting force to be reckoned with! Sidelined during this pandemic, he shares with us his ordeal returning to Asia from the US after WPPI.

He also discusses his role in the Cosmo Awards.  

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Jamie is a professional photographer based in Idaho. Today she shares with me her tips on mini sessions and holiday sales practices. If you're looking for a quick pivot to bring in some cash over the next few weeks, you should listen in!

Jamie is also the owner of Evolve Workshops and has a great Facebook group, check them out!

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Andrea Mendoza is a boudoir photographer based in Sacramento, CA. This week we discuss the importance of realizing goals and how to achieve them. I love her no nonsense attitude and you can tell that roadblocks are not going to get in her way.

She combines the business savvy of her corporate experience into her business and shares some very practical tips on how to implement them in yours.

Andrea is also a highly popular one-on-one coach for The Groupp. Book your session today!

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Thirty episodes! Thirty weeks since I started this podcast! What a journey so far! I've learned a ton and have enjoyed all of these conversations!

This week I speak with my good friend Ross Tanner, owner of Flothemes. I apologize for my abundant laughter, it's been a while since we chatted. I hope you get some laughs out of this too!

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Nik Pekridis is a professional photographer based in Greece and also a good friend. I have had the privilege to travel to several amazing places around the world for various conferences.

Today he talks to us about entering print competitions, and how to get the best out of them. He also discusses the launch of The Cosmos Awards, you should check it out!

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Rob Greer is a professional photographer based out of Houston, TX. He's also the owner of Good Gallery and an expert at all things SEO for photographers.

If you're looking for some tips from a person who barrels through projects like a boss, you'll enjoy my conversation with him.

I can highly recommend Rob's SEO workshops. I'm a student and a fan of his teachings! You can also hire him for a one-on-one on The Groupp!

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Ning Wong is a professional photographer based out of Orange County, California. Today he speaks to us about community and a scare he had with a car wreck. If you know Ning, you know what a humble and gracious dude he is and you'll love this conversation.

Go check out his website, facebook and Instagram! 

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This weeks SNEW features all things lighting with Hiram Trillo. Hiram is a the head geek at a new lighting company called Geekoto. 

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Audrey Woulard is a Chicago based portrait photographer who specialized in teens. She is also a Nikon ambassador.

This week she tells about her experience shooting again in the city and gives us advice about navigating her beloved city!

Sign up for The Virtual Photography Conference today!

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Luke has been such a positive voice in my career over the years to so many including myself. Listen in as he shares with us his thoughts on creating during quarantine and keeping safe out in the world shooting again.

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Justin is one of those guys that's just easy to chat with. You'll enjoy this weeks episode as we discuss the pivots we're all going to need to make as event photographers. We also discuss his venture into finding commercial work to help diversify his business.

Make sure to check out his podcast High Iso!
IG: https://www.instagram.com/photowarlock/

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This weeks episode with Michele walks us through some of her safety procedures when she goes out to shoot. These really simple ideas are easy to implement and can be really useful! Don't get caught putting yourself in a potentially dangerous situation!

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Are you ready to go back to live events in the photography world? Are you willing to travel to Texas for IUSA or Las Vegas for WPPI? Join Dan and I as we discuss our thoughts on going to events for the rest of this year. We'd love to hear your thoughts too!

More about Dan Frievalt:
Dan Frievalt M.Photog, M.Artist, CR. is a photographer that enjoys blending creative light with graphic design to create artistic images that evoke drama and tell a story. Dan's formal education includes an Associate degree in Marketing Communications and has worked as a Graphic Artist for 12 years before changing his career path to photography in 2005. “I always enjoyed photography but ever since digital capture I have found a new voice in creating images by combining my design background with my eye for photography.”

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 Are you a boudoir photographer looking for some great advice on how to run a busy boutique studio? If you have a busy household and struggle with your work/life balance, these guys will surely inspire you!
 
Elizabeth and Aaron Vovk run 4 Girls glamour in Minneapolis. Their ultimate goal is to make all women look and feel beautiful. This experience is all about you and focusing on your beauty and grace. Every women wants to feel, and be reminded, that she is beautiful and sexy. We find the beauty in you and capture it.

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When was the last time you updated your website? Are you spending time doing things that are not engaging your audience?

Join me this week with Tammy Howell as she outlines some very important details that you may be overlooking. How can you make more money optimizing your website? Tammy tells us how!

Tammy's website:
https://www.tammyhowellseniors.com/
https://www.tammyhowell.com/

Tammy on the Groupp: https://live.thegroupp.com/tammy_howell

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How long does it take you to edit a wedding? According to David and Sherry Buck the average is about 20 hours per wedding. Are you getting bogged down by your own systems keeping you from making more money? David and Sherry take us through their process and the steps to take to streamline your workflow.

Thanks again to our sponsor Miller's lab!

Learn more from them!
https://live.thegroupp.com/david_and_sherry_buck

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Are you out there shooting weddings again? What is your "battle plan?" Have you received the proper communications from your clients to make sure you're safe? What happens if you find yourself in a situation you were NOT expecting?

Easton tells us his story about how he was shocked to walk into a completely different situation than he was expecting and was left to deal with putting himself and his wife at risk.

Listen in as we discuss this wedding and what his plans are for future weddings going forward.

Links to stuff we talked about:
The Art of Six Figures - Business of photography
Easton FB group - The Art of Six Figures

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This week I speak with Kesha Lambert from New York. She shares with me how she is working with her clients to reschedule a full year of weddings.

https://www.keshalambert.com/

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This has been a tough week. Andrew and I discuss what we can do to affect change within our community. This was a difficult conversation, but necessary. We hope this helps bring some insight and inspires you to find your way to change our industry.

It's time for a change.

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Sean Brown is a High School Senior photographer based in Vancouver, Wa. Today we dive into how he connects and markets to his teens. If you're looking for new ways to reach your clients, you need to tune in!

Stuff we talk about:

https://seanbrownproductions.com/
https://seanbrownproductions.com/project-beauty

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Episode twelve starts off as a bit off a "bro-love-fest" just a little warning. :) Will Cadena and I discuss some NYC love and what his experience has been like living at the epi-center of the Covid-19 pandemic. He shares how working through this with his clients has been a challenge, but is also proving to bring some wins along the way.

You can also find Will on The Groupp here: https://live.thegroupp.com/education/commercial-lighting/28926

As always, thanks to Miller's lab for sponsoring this podcast. Without their support in our community this would not be possible! Place your order now until May 24th and receive a 15% discount!

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Shannon discusses her experience dealing with Covid-19 in her small town. While things have not been turned as upside down as other studios she is still navigating some difficult times ahead.

I also think you'll enjoy Shannon's attitude and how she is keeping herself busy with some great ideas! 

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Lori always provides some sound advice when it comes to running your business. Join me this week as she shares what she is doing to stay ahead of the curve during "The Great Pause."

Links to everything in this episode:

Lori's 6X partnership
Lori's free VIP Coaching Group
Amy Porterfield

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Tyler Wirken is an award winning documentary photographer based in Kansas City. In 2013, Tyler was named one of the top 10 wedding photographers in the world by American Photo Magazine. His reputation has been built upon his unique unposed and real life approach to photography. That, and he's just an all around great person!

This week we continue the discussion around what is keeping him busy during the Covid-19 pandemic. With several projects in the works, he discussed how he's using this time to focus his attention.

Links to discussion topics:
Wirkshop series
Wirkshoppers FB group
Tyler One-On-One Sessions - "Finding Your Vision"

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This weeks Something New Every Week with Jeff and Lori Poole is PACKED with great information! If you're looking for ideas on what to do when things open up again you don't want to miss this episode!


They have two one-on-one sessions that you'll love:

Wedding Album Sales with Jeff & Lori Poole
Pricing for Profits with Jeff & Lori Poole

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Today we travel back in time to a pre-coronavirus world. Sadly, it was just a few weeks ago.... :(

SNEW episode seven features Thomas Nguyen from Cincinnati, OH. Jenn Lewis and I were in town for Photo Pro Expo and interviewed him from my hotel room. If you're not familiar with his work and you're a high school senior photographer, Thomas is one to learn from.

He shares with us his lessons on keeping it simple, planning for shoots and a really unique project he's working on! Check it out and don't forget to hit that subscribe button!

Links to things in this weeks episode:

INSTAGRAM @thomasnguyenphoto
FB: https://www.facebook.com/thomasnguyenphotography
Website: https://thomasnguyenphoto.com/
Workshops: http://focusworkshop.seanbrownproductions.com/

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This weeks SNEWS features my good friend Ben Chrisman. Ben discusses his perspective on how he is dealing with an almost entirely canceled or postponed weddings year due to Covid-19.  I am absolutely floored at his positive outlook to how they are going to handle their situation.

If you're not familiar with Ben and Erin's work, please take a second and visit their websites, but also take some time to read their bio here: https://www.chrismanstudios.com/chrisman-studios-info/about-chrisman-studios/

-Chrisman Studios
-King and Fields Studio

As always, thanks to our sponsor Miller's lab! If you love Miller's as much as we do, please go show them some love on their FB page! We all need a little boost during these trying times! 

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This weeks SNEW's come from Nate Reynolds from Rubix Accounting Company.

Today Nate helps us understand SBA Loan Opportunities Under the CARES Act. Under the CARES Act, Congress has appropriated $350 billion for Small Business Administration (SBA) Paycheck Protection Loans of up to $10 million to small businesses impacted by COVID-19.

Here's some helpful links we discussed during the episode:
-SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan Application
-SBA Paycheck Protection Loan Program details
(this loan program requires you to apply at your local bank)

-Resources that explain the loans in details:
https://www.pillsburylaw.com/en/news-and-insights/sba-loan-cares-act-covid-19.html?fbclid=IwAR1JukcKeXu2aDf67eKimDlRo8r0V08QZmT5hyXEQ9xG4h2RETxNu1hQIgA

https://www.arnoldporter.com/en/perspectives/publications/2020/03/small-business-loan-relief-from-cares-act?fbclid=IwAR0qQIXQHmrPSmSffzwanDZsNKv5glRGwunXupG-O9bnidDgL0eurxHMSC0

-Unemployment link to find more info on your state’s program
-Federal Unemployment

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I was able to get one more live interview in before Illinois and Missouri went to a mandatory "shelter in place" order due to Covid-19. We still took all precautions, but these are strange times for sure. Be safe everyone!

This week Garon shares with us how he creates "sizzle reels" for his High School Senior clientele to give him an edge over his competition. They are really well done, and he shares some great tips to help you get started.

Check them out here:
https://vimeo.com/396087283
https://vimeo.com/362639129
https://vimeo.com/333251405
https://vimeo.com/290616124 - my favorite!

Link to gear Garon likes:
Ronin-S
https://amzn.to/2WFt8Bz

6D Mark 2
https://amzn.to/3brVfIS

Workshop: https://www.jennlewisphotography.com/fusion-2020

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This weeks Something New Every Week features Raquita Henderson. Our chat is from her cozy studio in St. Louis as she shares her thoughts on what's SNEW in her world.

Topics include:
-Starting the sales process from the beginning and educating clients about products before booking.
-Products she loves.
-Thoughts on print competition.
-How she builds trust with her clients using her personality to put them at ease.

Something New Every Week is sponsored by Miller's Lab. Miller's Professional Imaging is the largest professional lab organization in the United States. They provide professional prints and press products for professional photographers in all fifty states and Canada. Since their inception, they have developed a reputation for having the highest quality products, customer service, and technologies in the industry, all of which have contributed to becoming the preferred lab of professional photographers nationwide.

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Welcome to the SECOND episode of Something New Every Week! What can I say about Matthew? If you've ever met him you know. :) Seriously though, he's one of the hardest working photographers I know and his passion to get better and grow is an inspiration to me.

Matthew's SNEW this week is about working in the high volume school and sports photography world. From pitching new schools to implementing new softwares, you're in for a treat. Matthew lays it out for us in a straight forward, honest approach.

Something New Every Week is sponsored by Miller's Lab. Miller's Professional Imaging is the largest professional lab organization in the United States. They provide professional prints and press products for professional photographers in all fifty states and Canada. Since their inception, they have developed a reputation for having the highest quality products, customer service, and technologies in the industry, all of which have contributed to becoming the preferred lab of professional photographers nationwide.

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Welcome to the FIRST episode of Something New Every Week! I am proud to feature my good friend Jenn Lewis on the inaugural podcast of S.N.E.W.

Jenn's SNEW this week is all about using video to diversify and create amazing experiences for her High School Seniors. There's some great information here folks we think you're going to enjoy.

Something New Every Week is sponsored by Miller's Lab. Miller's Professional Imaging is the largest professional lab organization in the United States. They provide professional prints and press products for professional photographers in all fifty states and Canada. Since their inception, they have developed a reputation for having the highest quality products, customer service, and technologies in the industry, all of which have contributed to becoming the preferred lab of professional photographers nationwide.

Favorite Miller’s products:
Signature Albums
Vivid Metals
Fine Art Metals

Video Gear:
DJI Ronin-S

Jenn's website - https://www.jennlewisphotography.com/

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Fusion The Workshop - May 29th-Jun 1st - Las Vegas
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Rock That Conference - June 18th-20th Detroit

PUSH Conference - November 7th-9th Austin

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