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10 Aug 2023

The JodieB Experience ™

Blogbeginner, how to, learning, photography 101, photography workshop

jodiebphotos.com When: September 21-24, 2023 Where: All-inclusive photography event at the historic Ranch A lodge south of Beulah, Wyoming. Our base of operations for class gatherings, meals, and lodging is in a professionally staged 1932 hand-hewn log lodge. You can expect to share a spacious, comfortable room and bathroom. The surrounding picturesque locations along the winding stream and rock rimmed Sand Creek Canyon property offer a variety of magnificent sets. (Wi-Fi available) Details: Designed for photographers from novice to advanced. The main theme of this memorable creative weekend is the Heritage of the American West. Professional and authentic Cowboy/Cowgirl, Native American,…

24 Jun 2023

By Olie Moss

The Best Benefits of Adobe Express For New Photographers

Blogbeginner, how to, learning, photography 101

Young african american photographer woman holding a camera happy, smiling and cheerful. Photo via Adobe Stock Are you an amateur photographer looking to take your photography skills up a notch? Adobe Express may be the perfect answer for you. It is an affordable alternative to Photoshop and offers a variety of tools that are useful for new photographers. In this blog post courtesy of Equine Photo School, we will explore some of the many benefits of Adobe Express for amateur photographers. Adobe Express is a Budget-Friendly Alternative to Photoshop Adobe Express is a great option for those just starting out…

23 Jun 2022

By Olie Moss

An Open Letter to a Struggling Photographer

Blogbeginner, business, learning, photography 101

How to avoid burnout as a photographer Dear friend, Being a small business owner comes with a ton of responsibility and that's ok. You're going to be able to handle it! I wish I could tell you the one little secret that will make it all go easy and you’ll live a struggle-free life forever. Unfortunately, that’s not the reality. I can promise that it won’t last forever. You've taken on a lot of responsibility but I know you can handle it. It will take time to get it all sorted out but you will, you have to keep at it.…

16 Dec 2021

By Olie Moss

How to overcome life’s difficulties

Blog, Podcastbeginner, learning

Today's episode is sponsored by Equine Photo School's course; Mastering Horse Portraits. This course has three big takeaways. First, Conformation Pictures. Then, Free Motion Action Pictures, then nailing those Black Background pics! But that's not all! You'll learn how I onboard high ticket clients, plan my shoots, do client proofing the easy way, and finally some bonuses that clients love!Visit www.equinephotoschool.com/courses to find out more! Welcome to Episode 33 of the Equine Photo School Podcast! I'm your host, Olie Moss, and today we are talking about overcoming obstacles in your career and life. We all start out in different places…

23 Jan 2020

By Olie Moss

How to Learn Photography.

Podcastaperture, basics, Camera Settings, focal length, intro, iso, learning, manual mode, mobile lenses, mobile photography, moment lenses, photography 101, shutter speed

Support the Equine Photo School and save 20% on a beautiful and functional website with Zenfolio by clicking this link: https://www.zenfolio.com/?refcode=YNF-APX-BGA. Are you ready to start taking control of your images? Do you want to know why and how to change the settings on your camera so you can finally create the photos that you want and not rely on the automatic modes that can be so frustrating? If so, then start with this introductory episode to manual mode: What are the basics? ApertureShutter SpeedISOFocal Length Photo by Daniel Cheung on Unsplash Aperture: The opening in the lens that light passes through to…

09 Jan 2020

By Olie Moss

Shooting for Others

Blogbusiness, full-time, income, learning, second shooter, side hustle

My recent experience I recently had an opportunity to shoot for my friend in a completely different niche than I usually shoot in. That was a great experience, and I recommend that others should do the same. It’s an excellent way for you to see how others operate their business. It can be a great way to learn. However, I wouldn’t recommend that you go looking for jobs as a second shooter if you haven’t become comfortable with the basics of photography. You’ll probably need to have an adequate working knowledge of the camera gear with just a small learning…

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