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  • Portrait Session: Goals for 2018 (EP-106)
    Erica and Connor reflect on their 2017 goals and share their goals for 2018.
    Erica 2017 Reflections

    Taking time for myself, not overbooking – success!
    Creating epic multiple exposures – failure!
    Book 5 weddings at my highest collection – success!

    Connor 2017 Reflections

    Become a full time photographer – Success!?
    Focus more on Commercial Clients – failure/success?
    Sell tickets to workshops – Success!

    Connor 2018 Goals

    Outsource some of my work
    Get published in at least 4 publications
    Grow non-commercial clients by 50% with social media marketing
    Post much more consistently on social media (3 times a week)
    Focus more attention on helping other photographers/creating content to help photographers
    Get invited to speak at at least 1 other conference
    Build a larger commercial client base

    Erica 2018 Goals

    Creative: master that double exposure technique in camera
    Business: make 6 figures
    Education: attend at least 1 high-end portrait workshop

    Listener Goals
    Mark Morris First my goal from 2017 was to book more weddings… totally shot past my goal of 3, booked 8, with a lot of guidance from my mentor, Erica Coffman!! 2018… two goals: 1) offer some great workshops for photographers, and 2) expand my commercial client base. (I booked my second major corporate gig this year.).
    Stephen Smith To finish my NYIP correspondence course. It's something I decided to do for fun, and it's been very educational. I'll be proud to finish.
    Sarah Elizabeth I have one wholesale client right now and would love to get a couple more next year!
    Aaron Taylor Pretty sure my 2017 goals were lofty. Might’ve met less than half. I’m going to give myself one goal for 2018: spend more money on education than gear.
    Danette Zak To get a paying customer!!
    Lori Hutchinson To just do it and quit lurking in the wings.
    Josh Peterson To make enough off photography to buy the Tamron 24-70 g2. To second shoot a wedding. To shoot enough to fill my portfolio full enough to make a website.
    Steven Morrow To learn the business side (contracts, llc, deductions, etc) at least half as much as I'm learning about photography itself.
    Jeremy S. Lanthorn 1. To replace over half my salary with photography income.

    * Organize at least 3 styled shoots.
    * Make 2 photo specific trips.
    * Attend at least 5 state championship events (A lot of my income comes sports photography).

    Tony Hicks To finish college, have my website complete(it will never be finished as far as I’m concerned) and a solid work flow in place among a few other things I want to be running at least a part time business in portraiture by the end of the year. Starting the year off by going to imaging in January it’s the conference put on by PPA I got accepted as one of ...
    39 min
  • Latitude: Interviews with LensBaby Founder and MySunset App Creator

    Interviews with LensBaby founder Craig Strong and creator of the MySunset app Emily JeppsonTopic 1: BRIAN: Interview with LensBaby Founder, Craig Strong So, I wanted to do this interview because recently I traveled to Paris and I’ve shot the Eiffel Tower before. I wanted to be intentional this time and be more creative with my shots I used the Lensbaby ...

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    48 min
  • Latitude: The Travel Photography Podcast
    Topic 1: BRIAN: Interview with LensBaby Founder, Craig Strong

    So, I wanted to do this interview because recently I traveled to Paris and I’ve shot the Eiffel Tower before. I wanted to be intentional this time and be more creative with my shots I used the Lensbaby Composer Pro II w/ EDGE 50 OPTIC as a tool to help me see with a new perspective.
    Craig Strong shares about the different lenses Lensbaby has to offer and explains how it’s not about the end result of an image looking like an Instagram filter. It’s about the experience along the way and how two people can have the same lens standing in the same spot and produce completely different results. Check out my Instagram @brianmcguckin to see my best result of the Eifel Tower and see more of Lensbaby on Facebook or Instagram @seeinanewway
     
    Topic 2: BRENT:
    A few announcements.

    Free Saturdays will continue into the new year at BrentRentsLenses.com. I just like being able to offer something unique to my customers, they’ve enjoyed it and I like being able to offer it as well. So I’ll now continue it through Spring 2018.

    My Croatia workshop is now available at my website. You can also look up improvephotography.com/brent and it’ll forward you right there.

    I’ll be taking up to six photographers to my favorite spots in Croatia and Bosnia Herzegovina. We’ll shoot spectacular waterfalls, historic old towns and cities, the beautiful adriatic coast and so much more. Head on over to the site for all the details and to sign up. Plus, while you’re there, I’ve got a teaser for another workshop I’m putting together, just click on the “travel with me” button at the top and find out more about my second European workshop happening in summer 2018
    Interview with Emily Jeppson, author of the MySunset app available in the Google Play store and the iOS App Store.
    Dream Destination of the week
    Brian – Galapagos Islands.
    Brent – Western NC. I’m a waterfall nut and this placed is FILLED with them. https://www.wncwaterfalls.info/map.html
    49 min
  • Roundtable [255]

    Photographing the northern lights Cold weather photography Doodads of the Week! Brenda: EMS closed cell foam sleeping pad:

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    45 min

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