Лучшие подкасты про The Soul Family Podcast (2024)

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Creating a Brand New Market: How to Build a Photography Niche That Fits Your Dreams with Paige Puglisi 39:13

23h ago39:13

39:13

When Paige first started out in senior photography, she spent… more time than you’d think explaining that it was for teenagers, not senior citizens. But that comes with the territory when you’re building a brand new niche in your area! In this episode, Paige Puglisi sits down with me to explain what led her to senior photography in the first place.…

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What’s Tripping You Up? 13:26

12d ago13:26

13:26

We all have that thing, perhaps we’ll call it a dumpster fire. This fire is something that we know we should take care of, put to rest, deal with, etc, but we just… don’t. Maybe we’re scared or it just feels too big, but whatever the reason, this fire haunts us, saps our energy, and distracts us from the work that we could be doing. So in this epis…

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Simplicity, Systems, and Sustainability: How To Keep Your Photography Brand Stable and Consistent with Ingvild Kolnes 26:39

19d ago26:39

26:39

When it comes to our photography careers, things can get complicated fast. Adding more sessions, more price tiers, more options and locations, etc. And while that can be good for building your business in the short term, it can also be a fast-track to burnout. In this episode, I’m joined by Ingvild Kolnes who is sharing how she keeps her business s…

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Separating Work from Worth 9:06

26d ago9:06

9:06

As creatives, it’s so easy to fall into the trap of tying our self-worth to our work. Our creative work is so meaningful and special to us… But what happens when we have to step back from that work? In this episode, I’m sharing how I’ve had to work through this myself, as I’ve stepped back from being a full-time photographer in the last few years. …

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Tiny Posers: How to Build a Long-Lasting Newborn Photography Brand with Kristina Mack 45:31

1M ago45:31

45:31

When it comes to building a photography business, you need a camera, some clients, and a little bit of hustle, and you’re good, right? Well, while you do need all those things, Kristina Mack would argue that you need one more essential piece: your business fundamentals. Planning your workflows, creating detailed and well-crafted experiences for you…

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Stop Putting Your Creativity on a Pedestal 10:36

1M ago10:36

10:36

If I can be frank for a moment: as creatives, we sometimes get too precious about our process of creating art. We need the right conditions, the best lighting, the perfect mindset, or else we feel like we can’t create because it might not be perfect or even good. The problem is, we can get so hung up on this that we never end up creating at all as …

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Expertly-Crafted Experiences and Top-Tier Service: How to Build a Luxury Photography Brand with Lindsay Walden 47:49

2M ago47:49

47:49

Have you ever caught yourself thinking, “I wish I could have a luxury brand, but…” Well today, Lindsay Walden is here to address those “but”s. Because you’re probably not lacking talent or clientele or even location, the first thing you need to address is your trepidation. When it comes to luxury, confidence and willingness to step into the space i…

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What Are You Indulging In Right Now? 10:21

2M ago10:21

10:21

We all have thought patterns we fall into from time to time. Things like self-doubt, procrastination, perfection are all classics for many creatives. One might say we even indulge–or over-indulge–in some of these emotions to our own detriment. Because while we can’t prevent ourselves from feeling the whispers of these emotions, letting them linger …

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Stop Selling Yourself Short: How to Price and Market Yourself to be a Profitable Photographer with Jenny Cruger and Alison Craig of The Profitable Portrait Society 54:54

2M ago54:54

54:54

Between the two of them, Jenny and Allison have decades of experience as luxury photographers. And this year, after being friends and colleagues for much of that time, they’ve finally launched a brand new program together to empower photographers to take control of the business side of their work. In this episode, Lisa sits down with Jenny and Alli…

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Kneading Creativity: Sourdough and the Photographer's Journey 9:09

2M ago9:09

9:09

Baking often gets described as a science instead of an art, which might be true to some degree… But while we can get a recipe from someone else, we still have to adjust to the unique environment we’re working in, whether it’s dry, humid, using different brands of flour, etc. We have to experiment and test and trial it until we find the recipe that …

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Boss, Not Bossy: How Kellee Wynne Helps Others Fulfill Their Dreams by Sharing Her Knowledge (and Why You Should Too!) 45:04

6M ago45:04

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When it comes to sharing her love of art, color, photography, and business, Kellee Wynne isn’t shy. But that openness and willingness to say what’s on her mind didn’t always feel like a good thing when she was growing up. Instead, it’s been a skill she’s spent more than a decade refining and cultivating through her various business ventures as an a…

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Aftershoot: How Embracing an AI Workflow Can Help You Become a Better, More Efficient Photographer with Justin Benson 34:52

7M ago34:52

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The age of AI is here… and that’s not a comforting realization for many of us working in the creative field. But the technology isn’t going away, so what if we could use AI tools to elevate our work, instead of replacing us? That’s the future Justin Benson and the team at Aftershoot have in mind for AI in the photography field. In today’s episode, …

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Take your shot: How to Find Your Unique Photography Voice with Valerie Eidson 37:21

7M ago37:21

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Before Valerie Eidson found photography, she tried every other creative field first. Eventually, she found herself behind a camera with a new problem: how to learn and develop her own voice and style. In today’s episode, Valerie and I sit down to chat about the key decisions that helped her create her own unique perspective when it comes to her pho…

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Love, Loss, and Legacies: Why Anna Kruse is So Passionate About Capturing Timeless Family Moments 39:59

7M ago39:59

39:59

While artistic interest runs in Anna Kruse’s family, she didn’t immediately take an interest in photography. In fact, she didn’t even begin photography until she became a mother, but it wasn’t until the loss of her father that she finally decided to make photography into her career, after truly understanding the gift of captured memories. In today’…

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Ebb and Flow: The Myth of Finding Balance as a Mother and Business Owner with Aspen Dawn 38:20

7M ago38:20

38:20

When it comes to motherhood and business, there is no perfect balance. In some seasons, one takes precedence over the other… and that’s okay! Finding success in both requires holding space and giving ourselves grace when both parts of our life feel less than harmonious. In this episode, family photographer Aspen Dawn shares how exactly she goes abo…

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From Chaos to Keepsakes: The Joy of Photographing Large Families with Kristen Coberly 31:57

8M ago31:57

31:57

Sandy beaches, wind and waves, and small children everywhere… sounds like a recipe for chaos when it comes to a photoshoot, right? Well, to be honest, it is! And that’s okay with Kristen Coberly. In this episode, Kristen shares how she’s learned to embrace the chaos of photographing large families by planning for multiple outcomes, going with the f…

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Play, Prompts, and Passion: How Liz Devinny Creates Playful Photography Masterpieces 43:06

8M ago43:06

43:06

For Liz Devinny, photography isn’t her only interest. In fact, her passion for art and education (she’s a middle school and high school teacher!) led her into her photography career. Along the way, she’s developed her own playful, bright style by experimenting with color and using her teaching experiences to set all of the family members at her pho…

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Scroll-stopping Storytelling: Creating Fine Art Children's Portraits with Photographer Iwona Podlasinska 44:00

8M ago44:00

44:00

Iwona Podlasinska started her career as an architect, but once she became a mother, she discovered her newest inspiration: her children. That prompted her to pivot into the world of photography, and she’s been honing her creative craft ever since! In today’s episode, Iwona and I chat about her incredible career as she’s focused on fine art children…

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A Passion for Pet Portraits: Making Furry Friend Photography a Profitable Business with Nicole Begley 38:09

8M ago38:09

38:09

Nicole didn’t start her career as a photographer. She just had a love for animals and knew she wanted to work with them forever! When she finally did pick up a camera, it took her a few years before she niched down to just pet portraits, but since then, she’s created a thriving, profitable business doing just that! In this episode, I chat with gues…

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Contracts, Copyrights, and Copycats:The Must-Do Legal Tasks for Your Photography Business with Kiffanie Stahle 56:37

9M ago56:37

56:37

As creatives, the legal side of running a business can be really intimidating for us. What protection do we need? Can we just use a contract from the internet? What do we do when someone steals our photographs?! Well, in today’s episode, I’m chatting with Kiffanie Stahle to answer all your burning legal questions and hopefully ease some of your fea…

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Marketing Mindset Makeover: Why It’s Time for Photographers to Rethink Their Marketing Strategies with Carolina Guzik 44:40

9M ago44:40

44:40

As photographers, we’d love to spend all of our time just photographing and working with our clients. Unfortunately, in 2024, it takes a little more than that to attract new clients to your business, but cultivating a successful marketing mindset doesn’t always feel intuitive to creatives. So in today’s episode, I’m talking to Carolina Guzik, exper…

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The Profitable Photographer: Pricing for Profit in Your Photography Business with Jamie Devlin 52:19

9M ago52:19

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Everywhere you look on the internet, you can find pricing guides, information, and others talking about the revenue their businesses generate. And that’s all fine and good, but at the end of the day, it doesn’t really matter when it comes to your individual business. What really matters is whether or not you’re pricing for profit in your business. …

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The Procrastinating Robot with Lisa DiGeso: Strategies to Deal with Overwhelm & Procrastination 22:32

9M ago22:32

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If you’re alive in 2024, I’m sure you’re familiar with the concept of overwhelm. It’s so common, little space robots on Mars are even feeling it (not a joke, this literally happened!) In fact, these feelings of overwhelm can be so powerful, that they paralyze us from getting anything done at all! But with distractions, options, and ideas everywhere…

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Picture Perfect Productivity: Strategies for Streamlining Your Photography Business with Brittnie Renee 50:17

10M ago50:17

50:17

Does it ever feel like you’re working around the clock but still can’t seem to get anything done? There’s a common misconception that the more we work, the more productive and successful we’re going to be. But that’s simply not true! In today’s episode, I’m interviewing Brittnie Renee, a professional family photographer and educator who helps her s…

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Countdown to Success: Using The Rocketship Blueprint to Propel Your Photography Business Forward with Senior Photographer Sean Brown 1:00:53

10M ago1:00:53

1:00:53

Does your photography business ever feel like it’s just too “heavy” to maintain? Is your messaging lacking a clear strategy that sets you apart from the competition? Are you struggling to attract your ideal clients on a consistent basis? In today’s episode, I’m interviewing Sean Brown, a professional senior photographer and educator who has mastere…

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Focus on Inclusion: Empathy and Advocacy in Neurodivergent Family Photography with Stacey Feasel 37:47

10M ago37:47

37:47

When you’re a photographer, you learn that no session is quite the same as the last! That’s especially true when working with children and, in particular, children who are neurodivergent. So what can you do during those sessions to ensure your studio is a safe and inclusive environment for everyone? This guest has the answer! In today’s episode, I’…

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Learning Curves: How Maintaining a Lifetime Learner Mindset Can Help You Master Your Fine Art Maternity with Esther Kay 43:46

10M ago43:46

43:46

As photographers, many of us are guilty of spending thousands of dollars on equipment, gowns, and props that, at the surface, seem to offer endless variety. But are these things really what drive creativity? Could there be a better investment of your time and resources than the latest trend? In today’s episode, I’m interviewing Esther Kay, a profes…

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A Kid at Heart: The Art & Business of Preschool Photography with Trina Julius 32:47

10M ago32:47

32:47

Preschool aged children are such a fun group to photograph! Just ask Trina Julius, a professional preschool photographer of 10 years who has photographed thousands of 4 to 5-year-olds over the course of her career. In today’s episode, Trina shares how she discovered her passion for preschool photography and what she loves most about working with th…

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The Business of Being Yourself: How Embracing Your Uniqueness Unlocks your Creativity & Helps You Stand Out in the Newborn Niche With Natasha Simpson 35:58

11M ago35:58

35:58

As photographers, it’s easy to stifle our own creativity with self-imposed limitations – whether that’s working solely within one particular style or losing sight of how important it is to experiment and embrace new opportunities. But here’s the thing, you don’t have to confine yourself to any one particular box. In today’s episode, I’m interviewin…

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Better Together: How Hiring a Team of Associates Can Help You Grow Your Photography Business With Jill Smith 41:40

11M ago41:40

41:40

Do you wish that you could outsource some of your photography work? Hiring associates is a great way to say “yes” to more clients while still working less and focusing solely on your zone of genius! In today’s episode, I’m interviewing Jill Smith, a professional family photographer who has been able to scale her business by building and training a …

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From Scrubs to Shutter: Balancing Nursing, Photography, and Passion with Shannon McTighe 29:41

11M ago29:41

29:41

Are you a photographer with multiple passions? Balancing different areas of interest can feel like a challenge, especially when there’s only so much time in the day! In today’s episode, I’m interviewing Shannon McTighe, pediatric emergency room nurse and self-taught photographer. Shannon shares how a love of art ignited her photography career and g…

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The Wild Side: Embracing the Beautiful Mess, and Capturing Authentic Connection with Tiffany Crenshaw from Animal House Photography 36:09

11M ago36:09

36:09

Does it ever feel like you’re running a zoo?? Maybe that’s because balancing photography and motherhood is a whole art in itself! Just take it from Tiffany Crenshaw, professional lifestyle photographer, mom of 3, and an embracer of chaos who knows the value of showcasing a person’s most authentic self. In today’s episode, we’re interviewing Tiffany…

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Golden Moments: Elevating & Nurturing Client Relationships with Maternity and Newborn Photographer Kellie Golden 36:33

12M ago36:33

36:33

Today’s guest is perhaps the most sought after maternity, newborn, and baby photographer in the Midwest… And for good reason! Kellie Golden has mastered not only photography but also the business systems and special touches that keep her clients coming back time and again. It’s no wonder she has photographed over a thousand babies during her career…

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The Heart of Photography: Josie Tan's Approach to Client Connections & Building Relationships in your Photography Business 37:04

12M ago37:04

37:04

A photography career isn’t always linear, and sometimes, there’s a lot of “figuring it out as you go.” This was the case for Josie Tan, a former resident of LA who traded models and magazines for a new life in Oregon as a newborn and maternity photographer. In today’s episode, Josie and I discuss those early years, the factors that prompted her car…

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Advice From the Pros: Lessons and Reflections From 16 Photographers on What They Wish They Knew as Beginners 24:01

12M ago24:01

24:01

When you’re first starting out as a photographer, it can be tough! You don’t know what you don’t know. Wouldn’t it be incredible to pick the brains of some incredible, established photographers to give you advice as you start out of your photography career? Well friends, you are in the right place, because we rounded up the best business advice for…

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Giving Up the Ghost: Releasing the Stories Holding You Back in Your Photography Business 14:56

1y ago14:56

14:56

A few years ago, I started my own process of reflection at the end of each year, looking at my successes… and maybe some of the things that didn’t go so well too. We all have those moments where a client interaction went badly, or we made another embarrassing business mistake that haunts us a little bit. Part of my process of reflection is taking a…

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Practicing Presence: The Healing Power of Slowing Down & Tuning into Mindfulness & Creativity in Photography with Joy Prouty 49:44

1y ago49:44

49:44

Do you struggle to feel present or embrace photography in your personal life? Just because something comes naturally to us as professionals doesn’t necessarily mean that the same is true at home. (Especially if you’re a mother of young children!) Sometimes taking photographs feels more like a chore or a nuisance than the beautiful and therapeutic a…

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Inkpot Insights: Crafting Web Magic for Your Photography Business with KP and Jessie from Inkpot Creative 42:00

1y ago42:00

42:00

Photographers are busy people, and we sometimes let things slide that we shouldn’t. Namely, I’m talking about our photography websites. If I’m honest, I haven’t updated mine as much as I should and I bet you haven’t either. Websites are usually our primary marketing tools to find clients, so we can’t neglect them any longer. Here’s your reminder to…

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Creating or Consuming: Education as More Than Entertainment, Taking Intentional Action Towards Your Creative Goals 12:25

1y ago12:25

12:25

If you’re a photographer, you’re probably an education junkie, just like me. We sign up for courses, we watch tutorials, we follow other creators on Instagram. But the problem is we consume all this information and we don’t do anything with it. Even worse, we allow it to create doubt in our minds about our skills and talents. It’s something we need…

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The Art of Elegance: Elevating Your Photography Business Through Client-Centric Strategies with Kayleigh Ashworth 51:09

1y ago51:09

51:09

When it comes to business, we all find ourselves in sticky situations sometimes. It’s just a part of running such human focused businesses. But what’s the best way to handle some of these tough client experiences? Well, in today’s episode, Kayleigh Ashworth, renowned newborn and maternity photographer, shares some of her trickiest client situations…

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Making Maternity Magic: Empowering Women, Staying Profitable, and Nurturing Creativity in Photography With Karli Braaten 51:06

1y ago51:06

51:06

Are you an aspiring maternity photographer? Curious to learn everything that’s involved in this unique and multi-faceted photography niche? Then you’ve come to the right place! Maternity photography is so special in that it requires all the skills of a photographer plus even more care and attention to make your clients feel at ease and look their b…

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Guiding Stars: 6 Truths from 14 Years in Business & Photography with Lisa DiGeso 18:15

1y ago18:15

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As I reflect back on the past 14 years in the world of photography and business, I'm honestly filled with so much gratitude for the lessons, the memories, the relationships, and the beautiful art that I've had the opportunity to create. It’s been a journey filled with ups and downs, but I’ve learned so much along the way. I want to pass on some of …

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Prints with Purpose & Crafting a Luxury Studio: A Conversation with Photographer Ambreia Turner 46:22

1y ago46:22

46:22

Digital photos are great in terms of portability and immediacy. But tangible photos that you can hold in your hand have so much more meaning. Think about the difference between a forgotten USB stick languishing in a drawer somewhere and a photo album filled with photos that you can touch. It’s a whole different vibe, isn’t it? In today’s episode, I…

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The Honest Lens: Capturing the Beauty of the Everyday with Documentary Photographer Amy Dangerfield 41:03

1y ago41:03

41:03

As creatives, we spend too much time focusing on “should”. We tell ourselves, “This is the way my photos should look, and this is the way my business should run,” etc. But what if we moved past what should be and just focused on what is? Finding your true, authentic voice as a photographer takes time, but it’s worth it to find out what your passion…

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Storytelling Films: Incorporating Family Legacy Video in Your Photography Business with Dorte Kjaerulff 36:11

1y ago36:11

36:11

Capturing photos and photo editing is second nature to us as photographers. Creating family films and doing video editing, however, can feel very overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to be! Just like anything else in life, start small, learn the basics, and give it a try. I bet you’ll be pleasantly surprised at the results. In today’s episode, I’m int…

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Finding Focus Amid the Chaos: The Importance of Nervous System Regulation and Self-Care for Photographers with Renee Bowen 45:41

1y ago45:41

45:41

Being a photographer, or any other kind of creative business owner, can be stressful. Deadlines, budgets, clients, imposter syndrome - all of these things can cause us to become dysregulated and mentally frazzled. But finding the calm in the chaos of entrepreneurial life is possible, my friends. You deserve a calm, successful business without the o…

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The Fine Print: Legal Tips Every Photographer Should Know with Paige Griffith from the Legal Paige 48:06

1y ago48:06

48:06

Contracts can seem scary. The language might feel complex or overwhelming. But you truly do need them for your photography business. You have to protect yourself and your business and having contracts in place help you do just that. This is your nudge to get legal, my friends. In today’s episode, I’m interviewing Paige Griffith, founder of The Lega…

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Let’s Play: Advice for Fun, Playful, Child-Led Photo Sessions with Melissa Miller 22:58

1y ago22:58

22:58

Picture this scene: You’re shooting a children’s photo session and the kids are crying, their parents are frazzled, and no one is having a good time, especially not you. Maybe you’ve experienced this yourself, or you’ve at least heard horror stories about this happening. But it doesn’t have to be that way. There are strategies you can use to make i…

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Let It Go: How to Stop Perfectionism From Holding You Back as a Photographer with Megan Boggs 26:19

1+ y ago26:19

26:19

It can be hard to realize that none of us are perfect. We get tired, we make mistakes, or we take on too many projects. But what we need to remember is that done is better than perfect. Spending 10 hours editing one photo serves no one. And honestly, our clients don’t expect perfection from us, they just want photos that capture their soul. That’s …

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The Fearless Photographer: Your Art, Your Way with Bobbi Barbarich 54:02

1+ y ago54:02

54:02

Humans in general have a lot of limiting beliefs, but as photographers, so many doubts come into play. We’re unsure about our art, we doubt our value, we undercharge and overwork ourselves. It’s not healthy and it needs to change. In today’s episode, I’m interviewing Bobbi Barbarich, a documentary wedding and family photographer. She shares how to …

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