This is a question I ask after every shoot but last weekend I asked this question for an entirely new reason. It got me to wondering how often we should be asking that question about our photography.

There are many ups and downs in photography, none worse then the let down after a big, wonderful, successful shoot and we go back to the real world. How do we take that and build on so the next one is even better? Let's talk!

The idea behind a photo, the creation of images, the finishing of images, it often makes us feel as we're all alone. But that doesn't have to be the case, you're not alone!

I'm riddled with internal guilt when I say no to jobs, offers, opportunities, gear when I say no. After some questions from you and asked myself, is no bad?

There are so many things we do that with time, get forgotten and we shouldn't. Let's go over camera basics from battery, filters, shades, tripod along with My Menu, Fun Meter to sensor cleaning. This is a long podcast as I cover a whole lot!

I've Got Nothin, literally! Now What?

Where does success come from? However you wanna measure success from the smallest step to the biggest leap, it comes from inside of you. How do you find, channel and make it work for you? Let's talk.

You hear it used in nearly every add about products that come out. Folks put it on their business card as a testament to their skill. But do you know what a professional is?

There is so much to contemplate when you go click, the biggest is the story you're telling. You're needed to carry on our oral and visual traditions, you up for the task as it takes a community! Let's start the conversation today.

This is a too common a phrase stopping some photographers from getting truly that special photograph. What's the cause for it, how can we push through it and grow? Here are some thoughts.