Posts tagged photographers
AIBP - Creating a Sense of Community - Membership Has Its Privileges
Brad Walshmembership, AIBP, boudoir, boudoir photography, opportunities, contests, talent, talented, professional, photographers, standards, working, mentorship, collective, boudoir photography industry, knowledgeable, workshops, striving
The Big Announcement Part I
Brad Walshphotographers, business, business owners, entrepreneurship, entrepreneur, hard work, visuphoria photography, announcement, website, new, thankful, community, friends, the waiting
Is a Photograph Made or Taken?
Brad Walshphotograph, photographers, debate, made, taken, conversation, vision, light, camera, camera settings, photographs
Put Your Money Where Your Mouth is... In Front of the Camera
Brad Walshphotographers, visuphoria, visuphoria photography, in front, camera, hypocritacal, behind, photographer, photograph, powerful, empowerment, dudoir
Putting Yourself Out There - Showing Your Work
Brad Walshimages, photographers, artists, photographs, strangers, fear, feel, fearlessness, courage, encouragement, encourage, powerful, showing, displaying, display, work, necessity, necessary, consistently, consistence, contributing, learning, improve, improvement, encouraged, sharing, nervous, struggle, struggles, vulnerable, naked, feelings, alone, lonesome, scary, fearful, believe, belief, within, improving, teacher, teaching, learn, worry, worried, worries, critic, critiquing, criticism
Male Boudoir Photographers - It's NOT a Man's World
Brad Walshphotography, photographers, photographer, women, man, men, world, mans world, beauty, self worth, creative, creativity, learning, new, photograph, photographs, empowerment, boudoir, self, confidence, building, job, positivity, positive, camera, photos, photo, art, create, creation, bodies, body, worth, posing, lingerie, beautiful, shooting, interating, interaction, realize, realization, session, photo session, creating
Yervant and Anie - The Photography Symposium 2016
Brad Walshyervant, anie, symposium, 2016, photography, photographers, photographer, Joe Buissink, Michele Neal Celentano, Sue Bryce, learning, 2 days, information, overwhelming, knowledge, printing, Toronto, wealth, workshop, master class, stories, people, friends, achieve, clients, business, business owners, intimate, jam packed, emotional, passion, passionate
Workshops - Learning, Sharing, Shooting
Brad Walshworkshop, Peter Hurley, sharing, shooting, learning, share, headshots, Profoto, commitment, time, factors, contributing, march, industry, photography, photographer, photographers, Toronto, teacher, patience
Print Portfolios - How Important Are They?
Brad Walshprint, printing, photographs, photographers, images, important, import', portfolio, exciting, investment, importance, convenient, showing, displaying, physical images, tactile, touching
The Importance of Printing Your Work - Preserving Memories
Brad Walshmemories, printing, photography, photographs, photographers, important, importance, creations, creating, digital, paper, photo paper, excitment, coming to life, printed, necessity, necessary
Spreading My Wings - Trying New Things
Brad Walshheadshots, photographers, photography, trying new things, comfort, comfort zone, education, urbex, genre, Peter Hurley, developing, new skills, skilled, personal projects, spreading my wings, style, practice, new journey, risk, scary, branching out, inspiration, inspired
Beauty and Editing Practices in Photography
Brad Walshbeauty, editing, images, photography, photographers, criticism, critiquing, messages, retouched, retouching, retouchers, beauty industry, magazines, publications, advertising, thin, pressure, perfection, models, females, males
Headshots - Photographing the Photographer
Photographers - Stop Obsessing and Get Out There and Shoot
Am I a Professional - How Do I Know?
Photographers - Making Pictures vs Taking Pictures
Brad Walshphotographers, photography, pictures, making, taking, technology, creating, artists, photograph, camera
Photography - The Importance of Portraiture
Photography, Photographers - Misconceptions