Creating and Marketing a Stylized Wedding Shoot with Michael Anthony
In order to sell it, you have to show it. But without a solid portfolio, how were we going to show clients what we could make for them?
10/02/2015
Top Tips for Success With Speedlights with Michael Corsentino
Achieving above-average results with handheld flash or larger strobes starts with getting them off your camera—otherwise known as OCF.
10/02/2015
The World Of Commercial & Corporate Filmmaking with Rob Adams
As a freelance filmmaker, I get to travel to exciting and exotic locations, and use my skills behind the camera to help other people bring to life their ideas and visions
10/02/2015
How I Got the Shot with Sal Cincotta | October 2015
October is family portrait month across the country. Not officially, but it might as well be. The colors are changing on the trees, the weather is cooling off, kids are back in school. It’s the perfect time for portraits.
10/02/2015
Building Blocks: Advertising and Communications with Skip Cohen
Each article in this “Building Blocks” series has been about a specific component of building your business, but this month I want to hit on developing your style. I’m not talking about your photographic style, but the way you communicate.
10/02/2015
From Weddings to Maternity with Vanessa Joy
Among the list of irritating comments that I got while pregnant, one was “Oh, you’re going to start photographing babies now!” Um, no. Why?
10/02/2015
Why ProShow Web is better.
There are many choices out there for you when you are looking for slideshow tools for your clients and their memories. Innovate or Die is
09/09/2015
The Assistant’s Manual: The Gray Areas with Alissa Zimmerman
Everyone talks about what to do as an assistant on photo shoots or weddings, but no one ever really talks about the day-to-day.
09/01/2015
Working With Your Spouse Could Be Easier Than You Think with Blair Phillips
Success is often measured by net returns. But you can be making lots of money and still be miserable. Time is a commodity that is nearly impossible to purchase.
09/01/2015
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