The Marantz’s are presenting on “Creating Loyalty Beyond Reason, Version 2.0” What are the top 3 things you want attendees to take from your presentation? 1. The power of momentum! So many times in business it can feel like we’re just pushing and pushing and getting nowhere. It’s all we can do to just keep
Archives for August 2008
Ask & Learn Wednesday with Chris & Katie Humphreys
Session Topic: Creating Images with Impact Chris and Katie will explain how photographers create better images with greater impact by broadening their understanding in the areas of depth, lighting, and perspective. Those who employ these creative techniques set their work apart from an ever-increasing crowd of photographers. Those who find ways to add impact in
Speaker Spotlight – Carlos Baez
What are the top 3 things you want attendees to take from your presentation? 1. A fire in them to go out to be the best. 2. I don’t want them to doubt who they are. 3. To laugh and feel alive with their photography. What’s your favorite thing about Partner Conference Los Angeles?
Tip of the Week with Loren Scott
PicBooks Loren Scott shares with us a few tidbits about Pictage PicBooks. Check it out and let us know why YOU use them! Loren is a versatile photographer, experienced with many different genres of photography, with a primary focus on high-end wedding documentation. Also well known for his fashionably-flattering maternity photography, Loren typically enjoys repeat
Speaker Spotlight – Liana Lehman
Liana Lehman’s presentation is all about “Money, Lies, and Photography.” What are the top 3 things you want attendees to take from your presentation? 1) Some of the essential not-glamorous business actions every small business owner needs to take so that they don’t end up losing tons of money, owing years of back-taxes, and deep
Ask & Learn Wednesday with Dane Sanders
Session Topic: Leveraging Technology to Brand Your Business Dane will de-mystify our times and offer tangible tools to help you sort through the value filters you need to make brilliant branding and marketing decisions without ever spending a dime on advertising. Bio: Dane Sanders Dane is in the midst of his fourth year of shooting
Tip of the week with Jules Bianchi
Staying on Schedule and Keeping it Cool How do you make sure everything stays on schedule on the wedding day? Jules Bianchi shares some jewels on how to keep it cool – especially when things don’t go according to plan. Jules of Jules Bianchi Photography has led seminars at Pictage Partner Conference for the past
Mingle with Engle & David Esquire
Describe your photography style or words that describe your brand? I believe that my style is best phrased as Romantic & Artistic. I also bring a crazy/uber high amount of energy that I am naturally blessed with. I also combine the excitement and out of the box thinking that came from shooting extreme sports for
Speaker Spotlight – Chris & Katie Humphreys
Chris and Katie’s presentation is on “Everything that is watched improves.” What are the top 3 things you want attendees to take from your presentation? 1. First, it’s so easy to subconsciously assume that the success of our business is simply measured in dollars and cents. But if our goal is to maintain continual growth, it’s
Inside the Image of Rodolfo Arpia
Today’s Image was taken by Rodolfo Arpia of Rodolfo Arpia Photographer and founder of forodefotografos.com. He has been a Pictage member since 2006. “This is one of my own favorite images of all time and I think the main reason why is because I wasn’t supposed to shoot it! This is a wedding I shot