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These days, we’re spoilt for choice when it comes to camera gear, lenses, accessories – and everything in between. And advances in technology mean that our cameras can do more than ever. Soon they’ll be able to cook us dinner! However, all this choice can be daunting. And it can be paralysing trying to decide which camera is best for you needs, goals and lifestyle.

In this episode, Gina and Valerie outline how to choose the right camera whether you’re a pro, an enthusiast or an entry level snapper.

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There has never been a . . .

Donato Dicamillo’s street photography is nothing short of amazing. And he has an equally fascinating backstory that takes him from the streets of Brooklyn to being incarcerated in federal prison. His self-taught style captures a gritty emotion and imagery that is unique. And in this interview he reveals his journey.

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Bio

Born in Brooklyn New York, Donato Di Camillo is one son of three siblings born from Italian immigrant parents.

As a child Donato suffered behavioural problems with anger, he would soon be expelled from school at the age of sixteen for violence, then . . .

Almost every photographer is asked to take shots of people at some point. If you don’t specialise in portrait photography, you can still do a brilliant job. Here are five simple ways to dramatically improve your portrait photography. From lighting and composition, to posing and creating the right energy in a shoot, Gina and Valerie discus what you need to do in order to take cracking shots.

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Show Notes Five simple ways to dramatically improve your portrait photography

Light is everything

To view full tutorial go to: https://community.ginamilicia.com/gina_tutorials/how-to-create-amazing-corporate-portraits-in-average-locations/

Mirrorless, DSLR, Smartphone, film or . . .

There are wedding photographers – and then there is Bradley Hanson.

In this episode, we chat to Bradley who reveals the approach behind his image and the art of photography. He shares his thoughts on starting out and how he felt shooting his very first wedding, essential gear, setting expectations with clients, pleasing the client and pleasing yourself, muscle memory and shooting intuitively, and developing a unique style. This show is all about inspiring and learning from the best in the world – and with 19 years experience and 600 weddings Bradley has lots of great stuff to say in this interview.

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Why it’s important to niche down in order to get more paying gigs as a photographer. In this episode, we talk about how to identify, define and articulate your niche so that people are clear on who you are and what you stand for.

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Useful links

This Dog Recreated Madonna’s Iconic Photos, And The Attention To Detail Is Unbelievable

Photo Critiques

Meet Joel Grimes, who talks to us about how he recovered from massive rejection at the start of his career and evolved into being a rock star advertising photographer. Joel talks to us about his journey, including the highs and lows along the way.

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Show Notes Joel Grimes

Joel graduated from the University of Arizona in 1984 with a BFA in Photography, and soon established a commercial studio in Denver,  Colorado. Joel has been selected as one of Canon’s exclusive Explorer Of Light photographers and a Westcott Top Pro Elite photographer. He has also been selected . . .

Meet one photographer who has transformed from being an aspiring snapper to a booked out in-demand photographer who is getting huge traction in his community and niche. Gold Community member Scott Stokhaug reveals how he’s done just that.

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Shout outs and congrats to award winning Gold members

For Capture Magazine Kate Flowers Emerging photographers (Documentary/photojournalism) Natalie Finney Emerging photographers (Portrait) Russell Thomas Emerging photographers (Editorial Fashion)

GOLD COMMUNITY SHOUTOUT

The fast track to success with special guest Scott Stokhaug

In this episode:

Overcoming shyness to become a confident portrait . . .

If you want to grow your photography business, this episode covers the exact steps you need to take to build your business via Facebook advertising, starting at a very low budget. You don’t have to spend a lot of money, you can start getting business with a $30 investment. Andrew Hellmich has done just that and he breaks down what you need to do to take advantage of this targeted opportunity.

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Andrew Hellmich is living the dream. He runs a successful portrait studio in a beautiful beachside location, works with his soulmate . . .

There is an art to taking photos of interiors and architecture, especially because you need to make static rooms and buildings come to life. You need to ensure that they still tell a story. We talk to Wayne Chasan who generously shares his favourite tips on:

Scouting locations Planning a shoot Working with daylight How to add “life” to your interiors The best angles and gear and heaps more!

Gina and Valerie discuss all this and more! Gina and Valerie love bringing this podcast to you. Hope you enjoy the podcast.

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Website: www.chasan.com Instagram: wayne.chasan

Wayne Chasan:

Perfectionist, passionate, professional; Wayne Chasan has been creating stunning Architectural . . .

You can take pictures of anything and use them for whatever you want, right? Well, no. You need a clear understand of some basic laws around what you can do and use as a photographer.

We talk to Vanessa Emilio to find out what you need to know including:

Can I photograph someone without their permission How do I cover myself legally so I can share images I took of a wedding or baby portraits? What about a large public event? Should I post a bulk model release at all entrances and exits. Is this enough? Many magazines and companies are making photographers sign contracts where they sign over all rights to their images. How do we protect our rights, negotiate a better deal and still keep the client? Can I take a photograph while on private property? How do I protect images on my website? How do I protect my images on social media? Should I use a Photography Contract with my clients?

Gina and Valerie discuss all this and more!

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