Hear my thoughts during the culling process from those sessions (screen recorded video) This two week intensive online interactive workshop will include:īehind the scenes footage of me capturing a family (video) Personal stories and encouragement to help you step out of your comfort zone
Tips & Tricks to make clients feel at ease My take on client sessions and what it takes to produce emotional images The difference between an ok image and one that feels deeper
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How to produce images that connect with othersīringing connection into all areas of your workĭifferent types of connection and how I pull it into my work, and how you can too. My approach to behind the scenes with clients (e-mails, selling collections etc.)
My approach to family sessions, simple poses and techniques to get connection Flawed humans are most welcome, I promise you’ll be right at home with me. I invite you to take the next bold step in creating connection in your work and in your life. If you are looking for something to bring your images to life, and give you the courage to step out of your comfort zone, this is for you. I’ll take you behind the scenes during a family shoot, as well as show you how I approach photographing my own kids so you can see exactly what how I do it. We will dive deep and get to the heart of what makes a connected, emotional image as well help you with simple poses and tips to bring out the REAL in both your clients and your own kids. If you can relate to this and you feel there is something missing in your client work, personal work, or you are struggling to connect with your audience, this course is for you. Once I opened up my heart to telling people’s stories and relating them to my own short comings, my images and my job took on a deeper meaning. After some soul searching, I realized that connection was the missing piece in the photography puzzle for me. Instead of feeling like I was improving, I started to feel more removed from what I was creating. For a few years I wondered why I couldn’t get the images in my head onto my camera.
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