What lens should I buy?
That question is sent to me hundreds of times each month. The answer is always the same – it depends. It depends on your budget, your experience and the subject(s) that you want to photograph.
So without that basic informat…

I’ve visited 20 Flash-based photographer’s websites this week. I’ve been subjected to long load times, terrible – loud music, poor animation and a serious lack of good imagery. Unfortunately for the photographers who owned these sites, I was v…

Here are a few simple tips for those of you who want to take on the challenge of photographing your family during the holidays.
1. Gear up. Make sure you have looked at your gear and have everything you’ll need for the big day. I prefer to work with…

As we wind down 2009, the good news is that there is more opportunity than ever before to learn anything and everything you want to know about photography.
The uptick in photo blogs, podcasts, video training, etc. has made online photography sites (in…

I know – the blog has not gotten much attention lately.  My apologies – but after the job loss, and pounding the pavement, my schedule has tightened up considerably, so the “planned posts” have pretty much been exhausted as I let myself get be…

Light, Location, & Love Workshop with Jules Bianchi and Kerry Garrison

Learn to Love Lighting no matter what the situation. From formal lighting in a controlled setting to on-the-fly lighting at a wedding or on location, after this workshop you’ll know how to get the shot!

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Branding, Business, and Building Relationships: Everything’s better in Texas!

On April 1, 2010 Jules will be heading to Austin Texas to teach a workshop that will give your business the shot in the arm that it needs!

Creating the Perfect Business for Yourself: …

Hey people! First a big thank you to Jules and Joy for inviting me to be guest blogger on their awesome Jules Café. I’m really excited about having the opportunity to share with you all. In the …

You are lucky. Maybe you don’t know it, but you are. When I first started my photography business it was 2001, I was unaware of the photography community that existed, and I figured a lot of things out all by myself.  You don’t have to go at it …

For one of our Jules Cafe contests, we asked for entries of great tips and funny stories of good intentions gone wrong in photography and  I wanted to share a few with the world. Thanks again for taking the time to write in, it was so great to hear …