The Wedding Photographer was a NO SHOW: RAWtalk 156
The Wedding Photographer was a NO SHOW: RAWtalk 156
It turns out that the wedding photographer did not show up to a wedding I was attending a few weeks back. I debating taking my camera bag with me but ultimately opted to leave it home. The only thing I brought with me was the DXO One. Check out 5:05 of this episode to hear the story and see some of the images I was able to capture.
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What is YouTube red and what’s it mean for you and I?
What happens when a photographer who sells educational products online tells anyone who purchases her products that they can’t make videos or teach photography for two years?
Stephen hit’s us with his photo news all before we discuss the Flying Solo questions and finish with some Gear Of The Week: Nikon 24-70 2.8 VR.
Enjoy the show and thank you for your continued support.
Show Intro - 00:00:16
Jared's Wedding Photographer Story - 00:05:03
YouTube Red Discussion - 00:16:50
Photo News - 00:24:46
Photography Non-Compete Story - 00:49:22
Flying Solo - 01:13:15
Gear of the Week - 01:20:18
Wheel of Fro - 01:22:16
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