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Models need feedback too.. I always use visual aids and tools on set - help models aid you to get exactly what you want. It's that simple. The link between Director and photographer is so important and yes you can get the job done with verbal direction BUT Keeping everyone part of the creative process creates magic ?? #creativedirector #creativedirecting #creativephotography #creativestrategy

When a photographer can't change a scene, they change their angle to capture something beautiful. ?? What about you? When life gets tricky, how do you shift your perspective? Are you more of a filter, letting the good in, or a sponge, soaking up everything? Share your thoughts! ??? #markainsworth #k2i #businessleadership #leadershipmentor #melbournementors #mindsetshift #mindsetmentor #perspectiveshift

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"Just own a camera, and you’re a photographer, right?" Wrong. In the sea of ‘photographers’ today, genuine skill stands out. It’s not about snapping thousands of pictures hoping some will work. It’s about nailing it the first time because you know why you are taking that particular shot, from that angle, with that background etc… and the almost infinite number of choices you could make to really make those images resonate with your brand values. Tired of the amateur hour? Want to work with someone who gets it right from shot one? Let’s elevate your visuals beyond the common place. Real skills, real results.

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Stop Trying to Be the Best Photographer—Do This Instead I used to think the goal was to be “the best.” The best editor. The best gear. The best portfolio. Clients don’t care if you’re the best—they care if you’re the best fit. They want someone who understands their vision. Someone they trust to bring it to life. Someone who makes the process seamless and fun. Focus on connection, not competition. The right clients will choose you for who you are, not just what you can do. Update your bio or website to highlight why clients love working with you—not just what you offer.

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When a photographer cannot change the scene, he changes his angle and lens to capture the best position. Similarly, when we cannot change the situation in our life, we need to change our perspective and mindset to get the best out of that situation. #ViruCoach

Your #WorldPhotoDay challenge: Comment with the frame you took that changed your creative trajectory. What about your image marked your evolution as a photographer? Was it a lucky accident or a calculated risk? Show us and tell us why.

Consistency as a photographer is so important because clients need to know what their images are going to look like before they work with you. But actually being consistent means doing different things in camera depending on the lighting conditions you're dealing with. These images were all taken under different lighting conditions and at different times of day, but they can all sit side-by-side because I've mastered natural lighting and consistent editing. What are your thoughts on this?