Supply and Demand.I posted this on Twitter on Saturday. By this morning, I had 2 dozen emails asking me to elaborate on what I really mean – and how to fix the problem with inquiries. So I thought I’d spend a few minutes and talk a little more about it. My post came as a
Archives for February 2010
PartnerCon NOLA 2009 – First Film
Below is part one of a series of films that will feature highlights from PartnerCon NOLA. Special thanks to Ron Dawson of Dare Dreamer Media! This film is especially emotional for us here in community, thank you for making PartnerCon 2009 our best ever! We are forever grateful for your support and inspiration. Planning is well underway for
5 Tips to Becoming a Successful Wedding Photographer (Tip #2)
2. Be Yourself – Be Different – Be Remarkable. “Be yourself” may sound cliche; however, this is so important and definitely worth expanding on. There are a lot of people out there right now saying “be different.” The big thing to be aware of is that being different does not mean “find something different and
What Lenses to Use When
“What lenses should I use and when should I use them?” I get this question a lot. Especially since many people know I’m exclusively a prime lens user. For those that are new to photography a prime lens is one that doesn’t zoom. It’s one focal length only. However, I think the “which lens” question
Visualizing the End Product
It wasn’t that long ago that I noticed that my business had shifted gears, it was the day when I realized I was consistently creating the images that I had visualized prior to a wedding. With digital photography so popular, the market is flooded with new photographers and those that can simply click photographs seem