So, from my last post, I mentioned a couple other photographers I haven’t posted about in much detail. Christopher Becker (aka [b]ecker) is one of them. The first time I “met” him, was about two years ago when I was searching through some podcast references for photographers. At the time, he would post weekly video...
Category Archives: Tips
Friday Finds…
Over the week I have been pondering things left and right. It’s amazing what you can uncover in the age of the internet. Since social sites like Facebook have happened, it’s amazing the networks and friendships you can gain just by the click of a button. As I mentioned in previous posts, thanks to many...
Wednesday Wisdom
As some of you know, I recently had an issue with a 1TB drive dying on me. I am going to refrain from mentioning the brand, but know that I will never buy their product again due to how the internal guts were constructed. Fortunately, the only thing I lost was iTunes music… So, the...
Tuesday Tip: Social Marketing
So, today isn’t really a tip pertaining to photography. It’s more about marketing your business and yourself to make sure you cover all your bases. Today, with the economy the way it is, it might not be financially feasible for you to spend thousands on print ads and direct mail. There are a few ways to keep...
Wednesday Outlook
So, I listen weekly to This Week in Photography (TWIP). It’s a great show that covers the latest happenings in photography and the profession. This week (today), I was listening to an interview of Aaron Johnson. Who is this, you might ask? I didn’t know either until I searched What the Duck. Aaron is the...
Easy [like Sunday morning]
Well, it’s been a couple days since the last post. I am excited to have tomorrow off from work so I can focus on my photography and get some much needed projects out of the way. I have noticed that when I am dedicated to something, I want to have as much time as possible...
The Tuesday Tip: Camera Phone (iPhone) Photography
This post is a repost from Chase Jarvis. I thought it was a great reference on a how to that is probably more popular these days than listening to music—Photography with your phone. Although the post Chase wrote is specific to Apple’s iPhone, most of the tips can be used with any phone utilizing a...
