@MISSHATTAN Has 400,000 Instagram Followers And Shares How She Did It: FroKnowsPhoto RAWtalk 194
I was on Vacation last week which means normally there would be no RAWtalk this week. Don't fret though as we filmed a special RAWtalk with interview before I went away to make sure we delivered you a FRESH episode on time.
On this weeks episode I welcome @Misshattan into the loft to share her story on how she went from zero to 400,000 Instagram followers. As well as how she went from working a cooperate job to quitting to become a full time photographer. This is a great interview packed full of information that may help you in your quest as a creative.
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There won't be photo news this week since we filmed it a week early. But we still have Gear Of The Week, Flying Solo and the Wheel Of FRO.
By the way, the Wheel Of FRO is going to make someone a very happy person if you're picking up what i'm putting down.
00:00:16 Someones going to the beach on vacation
00:04:37 Introduction to the Interview
00:05:47 Interview with @Misshattan
00:47:08 Gear of the Week
00:51:26 Flying Solo
01:16:39 Wheel of Fro
01:24:57 Hash Tags of the Week
Misshattan Interview time stamps
6:02 How Misshattan started her Instagram account, at a BBQ
6:35 How did you build your following?
6:58 What was work? JP Morgan
7:47 DSLR or Phone pics for Instagram?
7:53 you met in Vegas
8:59 Known for doing aerials?
9:53 what method did you use for people to discover you?
12:08 How did you transition to photography from your career?
19:05 Instagram stories
26:25 Clients you can tell us about, Cadillac
28:29 Did you have a background in photography?
32:03 has been being a female affected your career
FroKnowsPhoto RAWtalk is the greatest Photography Podcast / Video Podcast in the world, we hope you enjoy!!!! We discuss all things digital photography from Nikon, Canon, SONY to DSLR's and Mirrorless Cameras and Adobe Lightroom. Be sure to tune in each and every week.
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