There’s something about Genya and Wesleyann’s blog that just draws you in—from their fun bio photos to the warning that their blog contains “large doses of caffeine” (and don’t we all?), you can’t help but want to hang out with these two. Genya went to college for photography, but she never imagined that she’d become a wedding photographer. After spending…
Episode 3: Amanda Wilcher on Getting Your Work Published and Shooting Abroad
Amanda Wilcher always had a creative spirit, so photography was a natural outlet for her creative expression. She started with personal projects to learn how to use the camera as an extension of creativity—she photographed friends first, which eventually led to her first wedding (and a first wedding story that rivals Dale Benfield’s). A few topics from today’s show: Being more than…
Episode 2: Dale Benfield: Staying True to Yourself and Avoiding Debt While Starting Your Business
As a teen, Dale Benfield worked as a printer in his Dad’s photo lab, so it was a natural next step for him to become a photographer himself. Dale started his photography business right out of high school as a way to pay for college (his first wedding involved a ceremony in Klingon—you’ll hear more about the ensuing hilarity in…
Episode 1: Benjamin Derkin on Authentic Marketing
Benjamin Derkin of Derk’s Works Photography has been making money from photography for seven years and working as a full time photographer for three. He also teaches workshops for beginning photographers with the folks at Prize Winning Photography. A few topics from today’s show: Selling yourself authentically Making money through art Artistic value Creating business allies Focusing on people and relationships…
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