Having difficulty choosing the right photos for your website? While it can be a confusing and frustrating endeavor, the following article shares some insights on how to make the process less painful.
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As an expert business owner, how do you turn it off? In this article, I talk about a recent habit that has now become a practice and it’s been a game changer in my overall mood.
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While capturing photos for a recurring, multi-day event may seem, on the surface, as a boring way to make a living as a photographer, in this article, I talk about why every shoot presents unique, interesting and exciting elements to it.
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Have you appeared on a podcast? This article shares some insights on how to create new and unique posts and articles with these conversations.
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While I’m not a coach, nor have the desire to be a coach, your curiosity and ability to ask powerful questions is rubbing off on me. In the following article, I share a story about a recent conversation that I had with a local patron at my neighborhood bar that turned into a Come To Jesus moment for him
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When looking to maximize the value of your lifestyle portrait session, Do the work beforehand. More on that in this article.
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“Character is what you do when no one is looking.” It truly represents who you are and how you respect others. The following article shares why this quote from David Horsager’s book, Trusted Leader, hangs on a wall in my apartment.
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Do you invest in creating branded swag items that you sell or share with your clients? The following article shares why you should also invest in creating compelling photographs of those items, too.
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In this article, speaker, trainer and LinkedIn expert, Viveka Von Rosen, shares her thoughts on the experience of working with personal brand photographer, John DeMato.
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What is the value of investing in photos for your live event? In this article, I talk about ways that offer you additional value beyond that of simply leveraging them for your own marketing materials.
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Every now and then, we all need a boost of motivation. The phrase, “You have what it takes,” provides that for me. More on that in this article.
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What are the interesting wrinkles and nuances that make you uniquely you? Show them in your photos. The following article shares an interesting wrinkle discovered about Mike Goldman in his strategy call.
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Recently, I had a chance to work with social media marketer and owner of ISellSocial, Ivonne Ribeiro. In this article, she shares her experience.
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Composition affects the emotional sentiment of your keynote photos. As a result, wide shots aren’t enough. More on that in the following article.
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Are you a member of the National Speakers Association? Attending Influence in Orlando? Are you in need of refreshing your image portfolio with new photos? I got you covered. Learn how in the following article.
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When creating an image portfolio, big smiles and badass faces aren’t enough. In this article, I talk about the importance of conveying aspects of your personality from shot-to-shot
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When looking to promote your book launch through photos, the cover and spine shots are important, but, it’s not the whole story. In this article, I point out another important aspect to capture in photos to leverage in your marketing campaign.
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“What should I do for photos when my budget is stretched thin and I can’t afford to hire a professional photographer to get the job done?” In this article, I share a conversation that centered around this topic while on the Technically Speaking podcast.
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