HeyJaredCowgirls with Cameras
If the sound of hoofbeats and shutters snapping gets your heart pumping and adrenaline flowing, you're in the perfect place to feed your passion for western photography with the Cowgirls with Cameras.
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What to Do When You Feel Creatively Stuck as a Photographer (opens the original)
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You’re making good photographs. Your clients are happy. So why are you bored with your own work? In this episode of Cowgirls with Cameras, we’re talking about what happens when the reliable routines that help you get the job done start leaving you creatively stuck. We share ways to interrupt that cycle, including changing how you photograph a familiar scene and giving yourself one specific challenge that gets you thinking beyond your usual shots. We also explore why trying to make every photogra
Build a Photography Workflow That Supports Your Life (opens the original)
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Most photographers hear the word workflow and think importing, culling, editing, and delivering images. But a good photography workflow is much bigger than that. In this episode of Cowgirls with Cameras, we’re talking about building a photography business that actually supports the life you want to live. That means getting clear on your priorities, deciding what deserves your time, and creating systems and boundaries that make your business sustainable. We talk about the difference between being
How Light Shapes Storytelling in Photography (opens the original)
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Before someone notices the horse, cowboy, or landscape, the light has already told them how the image should feel. In this episode of Cowgirls with Cameras, we’re talking about how lighting choices shape storytelling in equine and Western photography. We look at how frontlight, sidelight, backlight, rim light, open shade, and hard light each affect the mood of an image and influence what the viewer notices. We also compare high-key and low-key photography. Bright, open images can feel peaceful a
Finding the Story in Every Photograph (opens the original)
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Every photograph tells us something, but creating an image that makes people stop and feel something requires more than pointing a camera at an interesting subject. In this episode of Cowgirls with Cameras, we’re breaking down what storytelling actually means in photography. We talk about creating tension, using foreground and background intentionally, and giving viewers enough information to wonder what just happened or what might happen next. We also discuss why storytelling is especially impo
Stop Competing and Start Connecting With Other Photographers (opens the original)
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Photography can feel competitive. Someone books the client you wanted, gets the opportunity you hoped for, creates an image that makes you wonder why you didn’t think of it first, or seems to be moving faster than you are. Those feelings are normal. What matters is what you do with them. In this episode of Cowgirls with Cameras, we’re talking about how photographers can move from competition toward collaboration without pretending competition doesn’t exist. We talk honestly about comparison, jea
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