Part 2 of my conversation with Photographers Tim & Bev Walden proves to be as rich as the first. If you missed the first on, START HERE. Today the Waldens…
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You’re welcome. That’s what I have to say about this, and the following conversation, on The PhotoTellers. You’re welcome. Very few people in the portrait world have impacted more Photographers…
The first time Laurie Rubin looked through the viewfinder of a borrowed camera, she realized “This is what I want my world to look like.” Once you look into the…
If you enjoyed part 1 of The PhotoTellers conversation with David & Luke Edmonson, I have a warning for you: They were just getting warmed up! This is the long-awaited [48…
David Edmonson has left a significant footprint in the world of Commercial Photography. Now with his son, Luke Edmonson, they’re leaving an enormous footprint in Wedding & Portrait Photography. And…
Highly-anticipated, much-requested, here is the 2nd half of my recent conversation with Mr. Don MacGregor! If you missed the first half, you missed a rich conversation from a 45-year veteran…
Are you “taking pictures” of people, or are you creating “portrait art?” Is there an actual difference, or is it just a matter of semantics & engaging wordplay? And if…
“My job is to help Photographers make money.” -Jason Groupp If you feel like you’re in this Photography career alone, if you struggle feeling like a “weekend warrior” (but want…
Today’s conversation is limited to an extremely specific audience. If you’re a Photographer who is a Speaker/Teacher/Workshop Leader, today’s message is a gift for you. Some of you may not…
If you’re a student of Photography history, or a child of the “film days,” you’re already arguing with the title of this post. I can hear you now: “Light Painting…
