“You want people coming to you because they like the way you see… You have to find a way of seeing and working that is uniquely you. And that’s what you market.”
This week Master Photographer Luci Dumas is joined by street photography extraordinaire and lighting expert Ibarionex Perello!
Ibarionex is a Photographer, Writer, Educator and Host of The Candid Frame Photography Podcast. A creative powerhouse!
With over 25 years of experience in the photographic industry, he has gifted this world with six, count em, SIX BOOKS including Chasing the Light: Improving Your Photography Using Available Light.
Having served as an adjunct professor at the Art Center College of Design we are incredibly lucky to have Ibarionex here to educate us on the DOs and DON’Ts of lighting and other photography business tips.
After listening to this episode you will be exploding with knowledge on:
Being a light treasure-hunter in natural settings
Noticing shadows, quality, direction, and contrast
And leaning into your flexibility and curiosity to make original discoveries
“What is the truth?…Just by changing the perspective, angle, choice, and compression…the way you crop, you will tell a different truth.”
MAJOR INTERVIEW ALERT!
Today we have THE ICONIC, world-renowned, one of the best in the biz, Jerry Ghionis!
Widely regarded as one of the top five wedding photographers in the world, Jerry Ghionis’ theatrical and iconic images have redefined modern wedding photography. He is a proud Nikon ambassador and was the first Australian named in Top Ten Wedding Photographers in the World by American Photo magazine. In 2011, Jerry was also named by PDN magazine as one of the top photography workshop instructors in the world. IS THAT IT?! Wow wow WOW.
Listen as Jerry blows my mind with topics like:
How our photography changes “the truth”
Having fun with lighting
The importance of reinventing yourself
Creating a routine in your photography business
Process > Results always always always
There is so much to be learned in this gold-mine of an episode and I’m so grateful to Jerry for letting me pick his brain for an hour. What a treat.
