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In today's episode we chat with Chanel French, an award-winning, published Portrait Photographer and UX Designer, living and creating in Atlanta, Georgia. As Chanel specializes in self portraits, and teaches others how to embrace and master this whole process (via The Art Of You course) we dove deeper with her into the intentionally, logistics and the mindset one should have when planning a self portrait shoot. Because while the outcome may result in more self love, self acceptance and self reflections - it’s not always an easy and sweet journey.
Apart from that, we break down the idea of trapping yourself into one Title and the unnecessary pressure you put on yourself, for not having everything figure out in life.
Find out more about Chanel's course on Self Portraits: www.clickphotoschool.com/the-art-of-you-self-portrait-photography
And a big thank you to our lovely host was Nadia Meli. Connect with her via her website: nadiameli.com or follow her on Instagram: www.instagram.com/nadiameli
Welcome to episode #10 of FloInsider!
And, we chat about the trap that one can find themselves in, when they choose to photograph elopements for free.
For today’s episode, our amazing hosts chat with Kayla Mendez, a talented commercial and fashion photographer with an exquisite editorial portfolio. Kayla shares her secrets and perspective on how to run a commercial photography business. How to hack Instagram’s algorithm. How to set and scale your pricing as your business grows.
They also chat about the importance of balancing out jobs that get your bills paid vs jobs that feed your creative soul.
Follow Kayla Mendez on instagram: www.instagram.com/kaylammendez
and on her lovely website: kaylamendez.co
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As creatives, sometimes we forget that our most valuable asset is our mind. We start doubting our craft and ideas, instead of fully exploiting the crazy creative concepts that we have in the back of our head. For today’s episode, we invited the queen of steamy couple sessions - Kayla Ruiz, and we chat with her about the importance of organizing personal shoots, where you plan everything per your own dream and taste, and carry out your visions.
These types of sessions are incredibly important for keeping yourself motivated and creatively fueled. And if you’re lucky enough, these are the sessions that will get you on the radar of thousands of new clients, due to their originality, uniqueness and boldness.
Find out more about Kayla Ruiz on here website: www.kaylaruizphoto.com
Welcome to episode #7 of FloInsider, a podcast for creative entrepreneurs who want a fresh perspective on business, communication, art, design, branding, and life as we know it. Our lovely hosts for today are Saori & DeVante, the lead photographers from Spirit of Revelry. They are having an important and insightful conversation with Tasha Wade, a talented wedding, lifestyle and boudoir photographer from North Carolina, also knows as Fernweh + Fair Photography. Apart from chatting about marketing and promo ideas for someone who plans to relocate their business into a new city or country, they tackle more serious and relevant questions such as - How to avoid tokenism. How to make your brand a safer and more inviting space for clients of all skin colors and genders. How to deal with racism and mean comments that come from strangers or the network of your clients, and so much more.
In today’s episode, we’re chatting with Rianon Stephens, a talented wedding photographer and educator from Oahu, Hawaii, who is sharing priceless ideas and advice, from her 8 years of experience. You’ll get recommendations on how to scale your business, how to find new revenue streams besides photography and how to attract higher paying customers. But most importantly, you’ll learn how to stay sane when your plans and expectations go down the drain. So grab a pen and a piece of paper, because you’ll want to write these down!
Follow Rianon Stephens' work and educational courses on her website here: www.rianonstephens.com
Welcome to episode #5 of FloInsider, a podcast for creative entrepreneurs who look for a fresh perspective on life, business and photography.
Welcome to a new episode of FloInsider, a podcast for creative entrepreneurs who look for a fresh perspective on life, business and photography. Today we’re covering an important and complex topic - How to build meaningful relationships with your clients. We chat with the talented Eric-René Penoy, a french wedding photographer with a very intimate and emotional style. His work has a lot of depth to it, and we were curious to learn more about his work process, from the fist inquiry to the wedding day. What happens, how he interact with the client, what information he share, what to do if your client is very shy, etc. So if you’re new to wedding photography and would like to get some tips. If you’re a big fan of Eric-René Penoy’s work and are curious to learn how he works, keep listening to this interview.
Our lovely host is Brandi Potter. You can connect with her here: brandipotterphoto.com
Check out Flothemes website designs for photographers & creative businesses here: flothemes.com
Welcome to episode #3 of the FloInsider podcast.
During the first months of Coronavirus and the global pandemic, a new photography trend has emerged, which we hope continues to evolve as it is a beautiful, alternative way of creating art and recording life moments. If you haven’t guessed it yet, we're talking about Facetime photography. Many of you have seen examples and galleries of these slightly blurry, yet very mesmerizing and intriguing photos taken remotely, with a phone via FaceTime (or skype, or whichever other tools). Some of you have tried it with friends or clients, while others remained curious and wondering what Facetime photography is all about and how to give it a try.
We actually reached out to the person who got it all started and made it so popular. His name is Tim Dunk. He’s a wedding photographer based in the UK. And he’ll tell you everything you wanted to know about FaceTime photography - from process, to settings, to pricing and how to sell this service to clients.
Check out Flothemes website designs for photographers & creative businesses here: flothemes.com
Welcome to episode #2 of the FloInsider podcast.
We recorded this interview a couple of months ago, while the whole world was still in a global lockdown, trying to figure out how to survive and shift their income sources. Yet this topic will always be relevant. Our guest is a talented wedding photographer - Alex Cohen. She is known for her fearless and eccentric personality, her non-stop travel adventures and charming French accent. But not many know how it all got started. How Alex moved across the globe, from Paris to Australia, at the age of 20 with zero English skills, little money and no friends or family waiting for her on the other side of the planet. We talk with Alex about her journey of becoming a successful international photographer, the challenges of starting over in a new place and of course the impact of a global lockdown on someone who is used to being on the road non-stop.
Our lovely host is Brandi Potter. You can connect with her here: brandipotterphoto.com
Check out Flothemes website designs for photographers & creative businesses here: flothemes.com
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