#155 Emily Brunner is a Performance dance photographer from Philadelphia PA who says She loves dance photography because of the way it allows us to see the movement, the lines, and the power in a way that we cant with our own eyes. Today she talks about the 1 trait you need to master to be great at dance photography. 

In This Episode You'll Learn:

• When Emily got her first camera
• How she started shooting dance even though she didn’t dance when she was younger
• What goes into creating dance photography
• The different types of performance dance photography
• How much posing and directing the photographer does
• How important focal length is to dance photography
• A simple trick that will make the dancer look better immediately
• How to choose which lens to use when photographing dance photography
• The best way to photograph a dance performance
• Signs of an amateur dance photographer
• A common misconception people have about dance photography
• How Emily booked her first dance client
• Who hires the dance photographer
• The best way to sell photos online to parents
• Emilys advice on how much products to offer when starting out

Resources:

• Dance Photographer Emily Brunner’s website
• Emily Bruner on Facebook
• Emily Bruner on Instagram

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