My On-The-Road Photo Files Workflow
March 12th, 2010
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Photo Copyright Scott Bourne 2010 – All Rights Reserved
I’m coming off eight weeks on the road, away from my Gig Harbor studio. Several of you wrote in this week to ask how my on-the-road workflow works. So here it is.
I now have to manage both vi…
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PocketWizard at WPPI 2010
March 12th, 2010
Posted In: Jules Cafe Shared Feeds, Learn, Lighting.
It’s really hard to beat the flexibility and power of modern speedlites but often getting them to fire remotely can be an exercise in frustration due to issues with line-of-sight, interference, or even just your equipment having a bad hair day. Pocke…
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Practicing portraiture…
March 12th, 2010
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If you are looking to improve your portraiture skills before you start asking people to hand over their hard earned money for a session with you, one of the things you might want to consider is Model Mayhem.
It is possible to get models that are will…
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Product Review: Lightscoop
March 12th, 2010
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Do you hate the look of on camera pop-up flash? Do you avoid taking photos indoors because of harsh shadows and completely insane looking eyes? Fret no longer – Professor Kobre’s got your back.
Professor Kobre’s Lightscoop is an amazing little …
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Your Clients Don’t Care About What You Care About
March 9th, 2010
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Written by Jason Aten
They care about: their wedding, their future, their first home, their first child, paying for dinner for 200 people, whether their dress will fit, whether the cake will look like they imagined it would. They care about whether…
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3 Tips for Building Your Business by Scarlett Lillian
March 8th, 2010
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Written By Scarlett Lillian
1. Shoot For Free.
No, not forever. But free work DOES always lead to paid work, in one way or another. Shooting for free in the beginning of my career eventually led down the referral line to help me book weddings ov…
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Senior Portraits For Your Photography Business
March 4th, 2010
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Written by Heather Essian of Heather Essian Portrait Arts
I absolutely love senior sessions, or what we like to call “Graduate Sessions”. I seize the opportunity to work with young, fashionable high school seniors and implement some of my more c…
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Not Your Typical Engagement Shoot by Jared Platt
March 3rd, 2010
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Written by Jared Platt
An Open Letter to Jim:
Last week, you came to the Phoenix PUG and spoke with us about success. The business stuff was great, but I took something away from that night which was far more important and I wanted to show you the resu…
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Is Your Pricing a Secret?
March 2nd, 2010
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Written by Jason Aten
From a photographer’s website I came across recently – under their “pricing” link:
“You’re wedding is different than any other I’ve ever shot, so it would be impossible for me to simply list a bunch of prices witho…
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Top 5 Underground WPPI Tips
March 2nd, 2010
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Written by Lan Bui
Ok, so I’ve been to WPPI for the last 3 years, before that I had never even heard of WPPI. Each year that I’ve been I’ve never really participated in the official conference activities. I know they are awesome but it is always…
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