HeyJaredEquine Photographers Podcast
LEARN from top equine photographers from all over the world. In each podcast we ask our guest about how they got into photography and specifically how they got into horse photography?
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52: Field Notes – Who Made That Rule? (opens the original)
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SUBSCRIBE Introduction Photography has a lot of rules. Professional photographers always do this. Professional photographers never do that. You have to use this lens. You should never sell digital files. You have to shoot manual. You can’t crop a horse that way. You should never discount. You have to structure your business this way if you want to be considered a professional. But who made those rules? In this Field Notes episode of the Equine Photographers Podcast, we’re looking at the differen
50: Field Notes – Your Price Has Nothing to Do With Your Worth (opens the original)
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SUBSCRIBE Introduction “Charge what you’re worth.” It is one of the most common pieces of advice photographers give each other when the subject of pricing comes up. It sounds supportive and empowering, but it also takes something that should be a business decision and makes it deeply personal. Your worth has nothing to do with the number on your invoice. In this Field Notes episode of the Equine Photographers Podcast, we look at why “charge what you’re worth” is terrible pricing advice, how atta
49: Field Notes – What Job Is the Photograph Supposed to Do? (opens the original)
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Not every photograph has the same job. Explore how art, documentation, marketing and commercial photography require different approaches.
48: 10 Years Later with Phyllis Burchett (opens the original)
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Equine photographer Phyllis Burchett returns 10 years later to discuss photography, business, change, career longevity, and finding where you fit.
47: Field Notes – When We Ask the Wrong Person (opens the original)
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Official photographers often take the blame for horse show photography policies they didn’t create. Here’s why we may be asking the wrong person.
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