Explorez tous les épisodes du podcast Behind The Lenz, A Photographers Life
| Titre | Date | Durée | |
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| Friends & Family Will Ruin Your Business, Brutal Truths We Learned the Hard Way! | 19 mai 2025 | 01:05:38 | |
Ever been warned that mixing business with loved ones is a recipe for disaster? In this raw and honest episode of Behind the Lens, Darren and Rhian from DR Photography Studio share the brutal truths they learned about the impact of friends and family on their photography business. From navigating tricky discounts to the unexpected challenges that almost cost them everything, they pull back the curtain on the real struggles of building a business from the ground up. Tune in for invaluable lessons on pricing, client relationships, and the surprising turning point that led them to find success in the world of boudoir photography. | |||
| Friends & Family Will Ruin Your Business, Brutal Truths We Learned the Hard Way! | 19 mai 2025 | 01:05:38 | |
Ever been warned that mixing business with loved ones is a recipe for disaster? In this raw and honest episode of Behind the Lens, Darren and Rhian from DR Photography Studio share the brutal truths they learned about the impact of friends and family on their photography business. From navigating tricky discounts to the unexpected challenges that almost cost them everything, they pull back the curtain on the real struggles of building a business from the ground up. Tune in for invaluable lessons on pricing, client relationships, and the surprising turning point that led them to find success in the world of boudoir photography. | |||
| Does Location Matter? Dwayne Murphy on Studio Strategy, Destination Shoots & The Soul of a Portrait | 12 mai 2025 | 01:17:55 | |
Join Andrew on "Behind The Lens: A Photographer's Story" as he dives into the captivating journey of Dwayne Murphy, the visionary behind Great American Portraits. This episode explores a pivotal question for any photographer: Does location truly matter? Dwayne, based in sunny Santa Ana, Southern California, shares his fascinating transition from a 30-year career in IT to becoming a celebrated portrait photographer. Discover his strategic reasons for choosing Santa Ana for his studio and how his business acumen from the tech world surprisingly gives him a unique edge in understanding client needs. Hear about Dwayne's distinctive approach to portraiture, specializing in powerful "Empowerment" sessions – including the inspiring story of his 72-year-old client, Jodi, who rediscovered her confidence through a boudoir experience. He also shares his heartfelt dedication to pet photography, capturing the joy and unique personalities of beloved animals. Candidly, Dwayne explains why he deliberately avoids wedding photography and reveals his unconventional "spider senses" for selecting clients, ensuring a truly fulfilling creative process. The conversation then ventures into Dwayne's adventurous travel photography, where the question of location truly shines. Hear about his epic quest to photograph Japan's elusive "Unkai" (ocean of clouds) on Mount Suzuki – an unforgettable experience where a "dead battery" took on a profound meaning. He contrasts his love for "destination photography" with his disinterest in photographing his own local landscapes, and discusses how he books clients even in a foreign country. Passionate about bringing smiles and better lives to people, Dwayne passionately argues why Artificial Intelligence will never replace the authentic, memory-rich experience that true photography offers, regardless of where it takes place. For Dwayne, photography isn't just a job; it's a lifelong mission that he hopes will accompany him through eternity. This episode is a must-listen for aspiring and seasoned photographers, entrepreneurs, and anyone who believes in the transformative power of art and human connection, and who's curious about the role location plays in a creative career! | |||
| Does Location Matter? Dwayne Murphy on Studio Strategy, Destination Shoots & The Soul of a Portrait | 12 mai 2025 | 01:17:55 | |
Join Andrew on "Behind The Lens: A Photographer's Story" as he dives into the captivating journey of Dwayne Murphy, the visionary behind Great American Portraits. This episode explores a pivotal question for any photographer: Does location truly matter? Dwayne, based in sunny Santa Ana, Southern California, shares his fascinating transition from a 30-year career in IT to becoming a celebrated portrait photographer. Discover his strategic reasons for choosing Santa Ana for his studio and how his business acumen from the tech world surprisingly gives him a unique edge in understanding client needs. Hear about Dwayne's distinctive approach to portraiture, specializing in powerful "Empowerment" sessions – including the inspiring story of his 72-year-old client, Jodi, who rediscovered her confidence through a boudoir experience. He also shares his heartfelt dedication to pet photography, capturing the joy and unique personalities of beloved animals. Candidly, Dwayne explains why he deliberately avoids wedding photography and reveals his unconventional "spider senses" for selecting clients, ensuring a truly fulfilling creative process. The conversation then ventures into Dwayne's adventurous travel photography, where the question of location truly shines. Hear about his epic quest to photograph Japan's elusive "Unkai" (ocean of clouds) on Mount Suzuki – an unforgettable experience where a "dead battery" took on a profound meaning. He contrasts his love for "destination photography" with his disinterest in photographing his own local landscapes, and discusses how he books clients even in a foreign country. Passionate about bringing smiles and better lives to people, Dwayne passionately argues why Artificial Intelligence will never replace the authentic, memory-rich experience that true photography offers, regardless of where it takes place. For Dwayne, photography isn't just a job; it's a lifelong mission that he hopes will accompany him through eternity. This episode is a must-listen for aspiring and seasoned photographers, entrepreneurs, and anyone who believes in the transformative power of art and human connection, and who's curious about the role location plays in a creative career! | |||
| The Magic of Tiny Humans and Furry Friends: A Photographer's Tale with Claire Hill | 05 mai 2025 | 00:56:18 | |
Discover the heart warming world of Claire Hill, the photographer behind Woodland Hill Photography, who specializes in capturing the enchanting moments of children and animals. In this engaging conversation with Andrew Risbey, Claire shares her unique journey, the emotional connections she forges with her clients, and why embracing the present – even with AI on the horizon – is key to meaningful photography. | |||
| The Magic of Tiny Humans and Furry Friends. A Photographer's Tale with Claire Hill | 05 mai 2025 | 00:56:16 | |
Discover the heart warming world of Claire Hill, the photographer behind Woodland Hill Photography, who specializes in capturing the enchanting moments of children and animals. In this engaging conversation with Andrew, Claire shares her unique journey, the emotional connections she forges with her clients, and why embracing the present – even with AI on the horizon – is key to meaningful photography. | |||
| From Film to Facebook: A photographer's 30 -Year Survival Guide | 28 avr. 2025 | 01:03:15 | |
Veteran photographer Guy Mayer joins Life Behind the Lenz to share his incredible 30+ year journey through the ever-evolving world of photography. From darkrooms to digital and event marketing to social media, hear his practical advice, business wisdom, and the key to finding lasting satisfaction behind the camera. | |||
| From Film to Facebook: A photographer's 30-Year Survival Guide | 28 avr. 2025 | 00:54:57 | |
Veteran photographer Guy Mayer joins Life Behind the Lenz to share his incredible 30+ year journey through the ever-evolving world of photography. From darkrooms to digital and event marketing to social media, hear his practical advice, business wisdom, and the key to finding lasting satisfaction behind the camera. | |||