Good Afternoon Everyone!  This week our resident Associate Photographer: Kerry and I discuss some new albums from GraphiStudio, marketing with guest books, how to use sample albums in your marketing, different approaches to marketing, and working with other photographers.

Check out the podcast & have a super week – cheers!

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This week’s tips are brought to you from our friend from down under; Aussie photographer James Day.  James has some fantastic tips to share that are his top tips for feeling comfortable in front of the camera.

He pretty much hit the nail on the head with them as these tips are things that we have been saying over the years & he did a great job summarizing them. Check them out & have a super week – cheers!

1. Relax mate. You hired a photographer whose work you like, who you get along with and who sets you at ease. Now just let the photographer do their thing.

2. Have fun. Be your fun self. Have a beer with the guys and have a laugh. The photographer can work with this!

3. Do you get easily bored? Organise things to do whilst doing the formal shoot with the photographer. For instance, go to a fair if there’s one going on and get your photos there, organise a game of boules, have champagne and snacks handy during the shoot.. and just enjoy the company of your wife and closest friends!

4. Show an interest. It’s no secret that it’s the bride’s day, but take an interest in the photography and she will be one happy lady. Show the photographer your love towards your special lady rather than hiding it when the camera is around. You’ll be rewarded later that night that’s for sure!

5. Make sure the photographer gets a shot of you and your best mates. A photo like this is priceless down the track.

6. Show your groomsmen that you have complete faith in the photographer and you aren’t afraid to work it in front of the photographer. It will instantly set them at ease.

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Good Morning Everyone!  We just got back in from the Pictage Partnercon in Los Angeles and wanted to share this inspirational video that Dane Sanders shared with us.  It really struck a chord with us and it echos so much of what we believe and how we think.

Check it out & have a wonderful week – cheers!

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This week I got together with our resident Associate Photographer; Kerry and recorded another podcast.  We covered all the latest news about the new Canon and Nikon gear as well as some new software updates.

Here is a link to the podcast on iTunes and the links to the items mentioned on the show.  Have a super week – cheers!:

Photokina
http://www.photokina-cologne.com/

Nikon D-90
http://imaging.nikon.com/products/imaging/lineup/digitalcamera/slr/d90/index.htm

Canon 50D
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=139&modelid=17499

New Canon DSLR
http://www.canon.com/moon/en/

Nik Software Announces Sharpener Pro™ 3.0
http://cameradojo.com/2008/09/04/nik-software-announces-sharpener-pro%E2%84%A2-30/

Wolverine ESP Digital Photo Album and Multimedia Player
http://cameradojo.com/2008/09/02/wolverine-esp-digital-photo-album-and-multimedia-player/

R-Strap Camera Strap Review
http://cameradojo.com/2008/09/04/r-strap-camera-strap-review/

Capturing a sense of motion
http://cameradojo.com/2008/08/31/capturing-a-sense-of-motion-with-shutter-speed/

Camera Dojo Lightroom Presets
http://cameradojo.com/lightroom-presets/

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Good Morning Everyone!  We’ll be out of the office today; Tuesday, September 9th and tomorrow; Wednesday, September 10th at the Pictage Partnercon Los Angeles.

We’ll be gaining all sorts of knowledge and sharing ideas with our colleagues in the industry to bring back to the world of Esquire Photography.

We hope you’re having a great week & be sure to check back with us soon for some exciting updates – cheers!

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