Learning from the Masters: The Power of Conversation in Your Session
The concept of photographer/subject interaction has been a fascinating discovery for me this year, especially with my exploration of Beloved. I have come to
The concept of photographer/subject interaction has been a fascinating discovery for me this year, especially with my exploration of Beloved. I have come to
“Jealousy is a map”. I’ve read Julia Cameron’s words before and it usually hits me the same each time. Profoundly. Amber wrote a great article
Finding your style and developing your own voice as a photographer is a journey. And what an amazing journey it is! Lets explore two stages
We can learn a lot from our children. This week, Buzzy has taught me a profound truth… Making a mistake means you get to try
You can learn a whole lot of great information online. BUT… You can learn a whole lot more in a book. Books allow you to
How about a video blog today, my friends?! You can watch or enjoy the transcript below if you prefer to not have hand motions accompany
Me and my photography hero, Jesh De Rox. September 2011 “Surround yourself with only people who are going to lift you higher” -Oprah Winfrey The
How often do we limit the flow of creativity and inspiration because of that darned old element of competition? Many times the areas in which
I’m pretty average in my struggles. The same goblins that I see haunt other creative people, like to show up on my front door
I love my neighborhood and surrounding streets. The houses are older, but full of character and well kept with some impeccable yards. On a recent
Recently stumbled upon an old dps post that was a good reminder: “7 Steps to Becoming a Confident Photographer: A Beginners Guide” The 7 Steps
Can you really have too much of a good thing? Everyone has experienced burn-out in one form or another. I can list a handfull of
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