I wanted to challenge myself and see what kind of portraits I could get from any random place. When I went to Escalate Live 2010 in Cali, an amazing wedding photographer, Jerry Ghionis, gave us the charge to slow down and look for the light. So, in hopes of learning and growing, I asked some...
Last week I had the immense pleasure of attending a photography conference, of sorts, called Escalate Live 2010. Dane Sanders, along with 7 other photographers whom I admire (ok…stalk) would be speaking. I wouldn’t be taught technique or how to use my camera. This was going to be different. The goal of Escalate Live was...
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One of the hardest parts of being a professional photographer is making sure to stay fresh and inspired. Its easy to get bogged down, doing the same thing, shooting at the same venues. When your work becomes uninspired, your business struggles. Brides and clients can tell which photographers are doing new and innovative things. They...
Yesterday I had the privilege of hearing Dane Sanders drop some photography knowledge inspiration at the Atlanta PUG (Pictage User Group). If you’re a photographer and you don’t know about him, then you need to be schooled. He does a free weekly podcast about different aspects of photography.
Some of the thought provoking questions Dane asked...
