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In this exciting episode of Workflows, host Scott Wyden Kivowitz sits down with the vibrant Dario Dusio, a passionate wedding photographer from Northern Italy who brings energy and emotion to every event he captures.

Dario Dusio has spent more than ten years in the photographic business.  He loves people, metal music, Guinness, and sushi. Dario has a cat named Tokyo, like his favourite city. His secret power is Joy.

Dario shares his unique approach to wedding photography, where his charismatic presence and love for people take center stage. He emphasizes the power of a genuine smile and close interaction, even during energetic celebrations like wedding dances. Dario also highlights the significance of technical knowledge, backup strategies, and adapting to the ever-evolving digital landscape for photographers. Faced with the necessity of constant marketing, Dario opens up about balancing creativity with the demands of promoting his work.

“Your smile is your best weapon… if I smile, you smile.” - Dario Dusio

Resources

• Nikon
• Wedding & Portrait Photographers International (WPPI)
• Way Up North

Why You Should Listen:

• Discover how Dario Dusio enhances his photography by making his subjects feel relaxed and comfortable.
• Learn about the technical aspects and organization skills that can level up your photography workflow.
• Explore the challenges of constant marketing and the importance of staying organized with digital backups.
• Understand how embracing your personality can transform mundane moments into extraordinary memories.
• Find inspiration to enhance the way you interact with clients and other vendors in the photography industry.

Tune in to this insightful episode for a blend of creative inspiration, practical organizational advice, and the heartfelt stories that shape a successful photography career. Explore ways to maximize your efficiency and elevate your client interactions with genuine human connection.

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