#387 On this episode of The Beginner Photography Podcast, the host discusses several insightful lessons from experienced photographers. They touch upon the importance of valuing oneself and developing a unique style in a saturated market. Additionally, the experts emphasize the significance of technical skills, experimenting with techniques and trusting oneself to create a personal brand in photography. The discussion also covers key topics such as handling light, connecting with clients, and the power of storytelling. Tune in to hear valuable insights and advice from the experts on growing in your craft and in your business.

THE BIG IDEAS

• Trust Your Unique Vision: Your personal style and point of view are your greatest assets. Embrace what makes your perspective different and pursue it with confidence.
• Be Persistent and Stay Open to Growth: Both your style and skills will evolve—continue learning, experimenting, and adapting rather than clinging to trends or getting discouraged by setbacks.
• Tell Stories That Matter: Strong photographs share authentic stories. Focus on images that carry emotional weight or meaning for you and your audience, not just technical perfection.
• Intention Over Imitation: Instead of following the crowd, be deliberate in what you create and share. Authenticity and clarity in your work stand out in a saturated space.

Links and Resources

• Full Interview with Seth Miranda
• Full Interview with Seth Brown
• Full Interview with Mary Fisk-Taylor 
• Full Interview with Pierre Lambert
• Full Interview with Cris Duncan
• Full Interview with Jenny Stein
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