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In this episode of The Optimal Aging Podcast, host Jay Croft is joined by veteran photojournalist Jenni Girtman, who shares practical, low-tech strategies for taking better photos at gym events. If you're running a fitness business and working with clients over 50, you know how powerful visuals can be — but most gyms miss the mark.
Jenni breaks down how to prep for events, what to shoot, and how to edit photos so they tell a story and elevate your brand. Even if all you have is a smartphone, her tips can help you create compelling images that attract and retain more clients.
From creating a shot list to simple editing tricks, this conversation is packed with actionable tips anyone can use — whether you're shooting a gym anniversary party or a 5K event.
👤 Guest Name: Jenni Girtman
Bio:
Jenni Girtman is a professional photographer with decades of experience, including photojournalism at major newspapers and corporate event coverage. She runs two Atlanta-based photography businesses — Atlanta Event Photography and Life on Film Photography — specializing in everything from Fortune 500 events to bar and bat mitzvahs.
Links:
🎯 Episode Outline
Planning Photos That Help Your Business
Pre-Event Strategy: Assign, Plan, Scout
How to Shoot Like a Pro (Without Being One)
Editing and Posting for Impact
Bonus: Jenni's Live Photo Review
⏱️ Timestamps
00:00 – Why photos are crucial for gym marketing
01:15 – Meet Jenni Girtman
04:50 – Common photo fails at gym events
06:45 – How to prep: assign, list, scout
09:45 – Capturing beginning, middle, and end of events
13:20 – 3 keys to better composition
20:10 – Smartphone camera settings for quality
28:00 – Easy editing tips for non-photographers
30:00 – Live photo examples from Jenni’s work
36:45 – Connect with Jenni online
🎤 Host: Jay Croft
Helping fitness professionals grow with content that connects to the over-50 market.
🌐 Podcast Website: https://primefitcontent.com
📬 Calls to Action:
💡 Loved this episode? Share it with a fellow fitness pro or tag us on socials using #OptimalAgingPodcast
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In this episode of The Optimal Aging Podcast, host Jay Croft is joined by veteran photojournalist Jenni Girtman, who shares practical, low-tech strategies for taking better photos at gym events. If you're running a fitness business and working with clients over 50, you know how powerful visuals can be — but most gyms miss the mark.
Jenni breaks down how to prep for events, what to shoot, and how to edit photos so they tell a story and elevate your brand. Even if all you have is a smartphone, her tips can help you create compelling images that attract and retain more clients.
From creating a shot list to simple editing tricks, this conversation is packed with actionable tips anyone can use — whether you're shooting a gym anniversary party or a 5K event.
👤 Guest Name: Jenni Girtman
Bio:
Jenni Girtman is a professional photographer with decades of experience, including photojournalism at major newspapers and corporate event coverage. She runs two Atlanta-based photography businesses — Atlanta Event Photography and Life on Film Photography — specializing in everything from Fortune 500 events to bar and bat mitzvahs.
Links:
🎯 Episode Outline
Planning Photos That Help Your Business
Pre-Event Strategy: Assign, Plan, Scout
How to Shoot Like a Pro (Without Being One)
Editing and Posting for Impact
Bonus: Jenni's Live Photo Review
⏱️ Timestamps
00:00 – Why photos are crucial for gym marketing
01:15 – Meet Jenni Girtman
04:50 – Common photo fails at gym events
06:45 – How to prep: assign, list, scout
09:45 – Capturing beginning, middle, and end of events
13:20 – 3 keys to better composition
20:10 – Smartphone camera settings for quality
28:00 – Easy editing tips for non-photographers
30:00 – Live photo examples from Jenni’s work
36:45 – Connect with Jenni online
🎤 Host: Jay Croft
Helping fitness professionals grow with content that connects to the over-50 market.
🌐 Podcast Website: https://primefitcontent.com
📬 Calls to Action:
💡 Loved this episode? Share it with a fellow fitness pro or tag us on socials using #OptimalAgingPodcast

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