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It can be challenging to balance your full-time job and part-time content creation. Jeffrey Sun has five tips on how to increase creativity in your everyday life. Get inspired and build your skills!
0:00 - Intro
0:29 - Tip 1
0:52 - Tip 2
1:13 - Tip 3
1:50 - Tip 4
2:26 - Tip 5
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Every photographer has certain images that will always stand out from the rest. These images have rich backstories, often the reason why we pick up a camera. We sit down with photographer Ian Spanier for another 10 Images, 10 Stories.
0:00 - Intro
1:34 - Image/Story 1
11:36 - Image/Story 2
18:30 - Image/Story 3
20:37 - Image/Story 4
26:31 - Image/Story 5
31:02 - Image/Story 6
34:50 - Image/Story 7
44:20 - Image/Story 8
47:10 - Image/Story 9
50:33 - Image/Story 10
54:07 - BTS on social & photo books
1:00:47 - Final thoughts
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Sony Artisan of Imagery Chris Orwig discusses why practicing the craft of photography matters more than ever. Discover a deeper connection to your craft by reconnecting with the real reason photography matters.
0:00 - Intro
1:19 - Dealing with burnouts
7:18 - Finding the joy, passion, & purpose / Defending your why intention
23:00 - Practice exercises to define your why
29:44 - Photograph what is meaningful to you
37:50 - Collab with the camera
40:32 - What story do you want to tell?
43:50 - Reflecting
47:00 - Helping Danny with getting
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Chris Orwig shows you how to be more present in your photography. Discover how photography can help you see in new ways, cultivate a more mindful approach, and ultimately capture photos that stand out from the crowd.
0:00 - Intro
1:14 - Exploring Zen and the art of seeing
14:44 - About Chris Orwig
17:05 - Why is present moment?
21:28 - What is Zen? / Zen in photography
38:15 - The power of thinking - how to see our gear
45:53 - Zen reminds us of the importance of intention
51:13 - Recap
52:35 - Q&A
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Need help turning your projects into stunning successes? You’ll need to master the art of storyboarding first. Sony Artisan of Imagery Monica Sigmon shares her tips and tricks to help you level up your work.
0:00 - Introduction
5:34 - Mood boards and client work
12:10 - The Sigmon Taylor family rubric
22:57 - Begin with the end in mind
25:22 - Value must exceed price
28:20 - The rubric for other photography, not just portraits
29:39 - Cinema inspiration and photography
32:53 - How Sigmon finds inspiration using Milanote
50:54 - Useful
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Nikon Ambassador Jerry Ghionis thinks photographers should take the plunge and start shooting video (and vice versa). Ghionis shares a short film he created using the Nikon Z8, analyzing the creative decisions that went into capturing each scene.
0:00 - Short Film
4:38 - Falling-in-Love Scene
5:51 - Proposal Scene
6:58 - Wedding Scene
8:31 - Autofocus in Lowlight
9:31 - Puppy and Dog Scenes
12:46 - Pregnancy and Baby Scenes
15:40 - More on Autofocus
16:25 - Growing Up Scenes
19:15 - Storytelling without People
21:00 - Storytelling through
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Humans, past and present, are driven to share our experience. We may have more advanced skills to do so, but the drive remains the same. Filmmaker and Lumix Ambassador Ben Staley shares how our point of view stays with us throughout our lives as artists.
0:00 - The Urge to Share Our Stories
2:26 - About Staley
5:40 - Summer of 1980
35:19 - In Summation
38:36 - Q&A
What point of view would you like to share? Tell us in the Comments section.
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Looking for tips on how to get your work noticed? Join this panel of accomplished photographers, filmmakers, editors, and artists who have worked with publications such as the Washington Post and National Geographic. They will share what they look for in photographers, how to curate your portfolio, how to pitch your project, and much more.
0:00 - About the Eddie Adams Workshop
3:29 - Today's Speakers
7:24 - What Is a Pitch?
11:25 - Idea vs. Story
16:10 - Curation and Portfolio Reviews
24:12 - What Do You Look for in a Photographer?
30:42 -
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Join us as we sit down with photographer Lauren Welles to discuss her approach to storytelling through still images and how her work as a mentor inspires her creative vision.
0:00 - Introduction
1:00 - How Welles Got Started in Photography
8:18 - Teaching Photography to the Youth—NYC Salt Photography Program
17:52 - What Inspires Welles
20:39 - Seeing the Moment
26:22 - Feeling the Pressure of Always Producing
30:11 - Welles’s Stick Ball Project
35:15 - Welles’s Work
39:31 - Why Welles Started Using Leica
44:12 - Welles’s Work Continued
1:01:
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In this video, Frans Lanting explains how using photography to tell stories makes an impact on us as individuals, as well as the world.
0:00 - Introduction
1:03 - Storytelling, Early Days
7:09 - Monterey Bay
15:32 - Lanting's Influences
20:24 - The Collaborative Nature of Photography
24:03 - Photography for Change
How do you use photography to tell stories? Let us know in the Comments section, below.
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Make your photographs jump off the page (or screen) with the lessons Melanie Dunea has learned over the years. Her insight goes beyond manuals and gear—the experience and labor behind her photos convey the passion she has for her images.
0:00 - Introduction
2:33 - Overview of Dunea’s Work
5:41 - The Bone
10:29 - The Crooner
13:34 - Wonder Woman
15:48 - The Balloon
20:19 - Ian McKellen
23:38 – Passion
Are you a fan of Dunea’s work? Tell us what grabs you the most about her images, in the Comments section, below.
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Video director and visual effects artist Cache Bunny shares the three most important ingredients for a successful creative career: curiosity, community, and self-awareness.
0:00 - About Cache Bunny
0:41 - Curiosity
13:57 - Community
23:51 - Self-Awareness
32:37 - Q&A
What do you think makes a successful creative career? Ponder with us in the Comments section, below.
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Photographer Jared "FroKnowsPhoto" Polin gets personal and shares the story behind one of his early photography projects.
0:00 - In This Video
3:06 - A Personal Photo Story
33:27 - Q&A
Do you have any interesting stories about your own photography to share? Regale us in the Comments section, below.
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Join us as we sit down with Mark de Paola and Phil Penman to peel back their creative processes and examine what makes them unique in the manner in which they capture images.
0:00 - Introduction
2:40 - The Commonalities that de Paola and Penman Share
9:46 - Keeping the Vision & Working with Others
17:24 - Parallels in de Paola and Penman’s Work and Working with Each Other
29:08 - Justifying What You See
31:53 - Exposing Your Mind to Ideas
38:22 - How Life Influences Their Work
44:20 - Diving into de Paola and Penman’s Work
1:16:09 - Final
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Siân was diagnosed with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and Endometriosis, but that didn't stop her from following her passion for photography. Since her diagnoses, Siân has used photography as a positive tool to get her through her chronic illness. She talks about how she didn't give up, as well as how branching out into other areas in the industry has allowed her to create new opportunities.
0:00 - Introduction
2:02 - Siân's Background
4:21 - Life Before Chronic Illness
9:07 - Diagnosis and Living with Chronic Illness
14:28 - Using Photography as