In this episode of Creator’s Path Kyle and I are talking about how design and photography work together and what the new standard of photography means to the modern commercial artist.

Think of the job title of a producer and it's common to default to music or film industries. Work on any larger photoshoot however and you'll often meet one or more producers as well. This week on Creator's Path I'm talking with prop stylist and producer Monica Olman.

I'm talking with high-end resort photographer Steve Sanacore. Steve travels

the world and shoots regularly for Sandals, Four Seasons and more. How did

he get here? Is HDR a proper solution for architectural photography? How

the terrorist attacks of September 11 affected the photography market? We

find out on this weeks episode of Creator's Path Podcast.

The Paradox of Choice and Photography. A blend of art and science, photography tends to attract people who think deeply about their art which is good but sometimes we think too much.

Mary Beth Koeth, transitioned her career from designer for Hallmark to successful photographer with full force. Mary Beth is representative of the new standard in photography: she's about the story (content) first and is not afraid doing what it takes to tell the full story.

This week I'm talking with wedding cinematographer and photographer Jordan Bunch. Jordan turned his love of photography, friendship and people into a thriving business. Jordan's vision is to create works of art that emotionally impact viewers. In this episode of Creator's Path, we're talking with Jordan on how he grew his craft to incorporate both photography and cinematography, the effect it's had on his business and the reaction of his clients.

For this episode with Patty, we talk about what changed and what remained the same now that the men's club of secrets is long gone.

I talk with Indianapolis photographer Steve Brokaw who has too full time professions - Finance and Photography. We talk about how to balance between corporate and art careers, grow at both and how one can get started as a Weekend Warrior.

After talking with Sarah Frankie Linder, it's easy to see that

photographers like her are representing the new standard. Blending high

levels of photographic skill, business sense and top notch creativity is

just the beginning of the story of the new standard in photography.

If you were to ask me for an example of what a modern photography business looks like, I'd point you to Joseph Linaschke. Joseph built his brand, PhotoJoseph, into commercial photography, podcasting, teaching on Lynda.com, plus working with organizations such as Panasonic and Mercedes Benz.