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On today's show, I have Megan Weaver who is a photographer for fashion & lifestyle bloggers and women entrepreneurs in the Dallas area.

 

I actually found Megan through another podcast, Systems Saved Me with Jordan Gill. When I first moved to Dallas I was basically looking for anyone else that also lived here and was a fellow entrepreneur, and found Jordan (whom I had coffee with once, she's amazing!) and then started listening to her podcast. That led me to Megan and I've been following her on Instagram ever since!

 

Megan and I chat about how she got started in photography, advice for fellow photographers, how to take better portrait pictures, her struggles being a photographer, what she thinks people misconceive about being a photographer plus who she would want to sit next to on a 10 hour flight and the cameras she recommends!

 

Excited for you to tune in and hope you enjoy!

 

In today's episode, you'll find out:

 

• How Megan got started in photography.
• Advice she would offer to people who want to be a photographer professionally.
• What she struggles with as a photographer.
• What she thinks people misconceive about being a photographer.
• Her dream photography session.
• Her best photography tips for amateurs.
• The cameras she uses and others she'd recommend.

 

Full show notes at: http://brittneyllynn.com/026

Links mentioned:

• CreativeLive classes
• Yoga with Adrienne
• Tonya Dalton's Day in the Life podcast episode
• Sony A6000 Mirrorless Camera
• Canon 5D Mark III
• Dubsado

Follow Megan:

 

• Website
• Free Photography for Fashion Bloggers Starter Kit
• Instagram
• Pinterest
• Twitter

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