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2 months ago
in Podcast #46 - Kerry and David answer letters from listeners on Camera Dojo
Hi Francois,
I just saw your question & the photographer is Jerry Ghionis & here is the page that has the Picpockets that I was referring to: https://www.theicesociety.com/?page=72.
I've used them from time-to-time & they're great. With the information on the back of the card - they can easily help you come up with some great shots when you're running into a creative block or looking for a new shot to try out.
I hope you're having a great week & let me know what you think - cheers!
I just saw your question & the photographer is Jerry Ghionis & here is the page that has the Picpockets that I was referring to: https://www.theicesociety.com/?page=72.
I've used them from time-to-time & they're great. With the information on the back of the card - they can easily help you come up with some great shots when you're running into a creative block or looking for a new shot to try out.
I hope you're having a great week & let me know what you think - cheers!
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fmeehan
Thanks a million!
7 months ago
in Should you do work for free? on Camera Dojo
Excellent article! I'm all about shooting for free when both parties or all parties involved are in it for a collective good.
But shooting a wedding for free for a client.... I would have to say no. But not to limit it there - I do believe in the barter system too.
Thanks for sharing this & I'm going to check out the original links - cheers!
David Esquire
Esquire Photography
www.esquirephotography.com
But shooting a wedding for free for a client.... I would have to say no. But not to limit it there - I do believe in the barter system too.
Thanks for sharing this & I'm going to check out the original links - cheers!
David Esquire
Esquire Photography
www.esquirephotography.com
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The_Nothing
I could understand you not wanting to shoot a wedding for free. You and Kerry are in the wedding market. The example I gave Chase, who does not do weddings, was to go to some small church, talk to the minister and see if there isn't a couple that can't afford the big fancy wedding, let alone a photographer. Just kind of surprise them and provide some photos. No reason to go all out, but give them a little bit of something.
