Mistakes can cost us a lot. In this episode I share with the photo community how to avoid these mistakes.

A short cut to success, that is who I see to be a role model. People we want to imitate because they have already done what we want to and have already walked the steps we desire.

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You likely know my guest today based on his photo concpets. You might not know his name but you certainly may have seen his photos somewhere. In our conversation we talk about his humble beginnings, what gear is the best to use, how to escape creative block, and many more. Enjoy!

5 DOs every photographer ought to know when freelancing.

On this Episode, visual artist; Joseph Awumee and I talk about how artists can discover their niche when starting out in photography.

With love and patience, nothing is impossible. The artist knows this and he takes all the time in the world to create masterpieces.

Great artists do well to copy, steal or borrow ideas from the past to create the present. To copy another or even to recreate what an artist has already done does not make you less of an artist. Tap on the play button to have yourself freed from the bonds of the fear of wanting to copy.

As humans evolve, art evolves too. With time, I have come to define art differently —as the process of creating uniqueness (remarkable, special, peculiar, and rare). Art is today is more than pencils on papers, paintings on canvases and chisel marks on stones/woods. Art means more today. To find out, tap the play button.

Simple answer is, YES

One of the greatest to ever grace God's green earth on his death bed said—I have offended God and man. My work did not reach the quality it should have. These are the words of the famous Lenoardo da Vinci. This begs the question, can artists ever live fulfilled lives?