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Find and Keep Commercial Photography Clients: A Free Training Series.
What We Learn from Studying Master Photographers
P52 Member Adi Talwar Shooting for the NYT
Some Amazing Portraits from The Current Class
“Monsoons”
https://vimeo.com/mikeolbinski/monsoon2 I live where Monsoons create havoc a few months out of the year. Mike Olbinski, a photographer here in Phoenix is an amazing storm shooter, and this video he did of this past monsoon season is a killer. His video will keep you...
What Riding a Motorcycle Taught Me About Life (and Photography)
Challenging Times; A Few Ideas to Positively Impact Your Business
Here are a few ideas that I use to impact my business quickly and also help me move from a creative block. A few years ago I wrote about the things I do when given a chance to jump out and spend a little time on a project. That list is still pretty timely, so here it...
The “Dating Game”
Five Things to Share on a Wednesday
What’s It Like on a P52 Annual Meetup/Roadtrip
I could try to explain what it is like, but we had a videographer on the trip with us last time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urSQqCGRKkM
Because Jerry… (and it’s Friday)
Shooting to Layout: A Point of Purchase Display
One of the most difficult parts of commercial photography is shooting to layout. A designer or art director has an approved layout, and your shot must work within the elements on the page. We see it a lot in catalog, advertising, collateral, and web oriented...