Tag Archives: inspirational It’s been a crazy year. However, in spite of the stress, disappointments, and letdowns, I’m reminded to stop and appreciate the little things. Little things like love, joy, and inspiration. As photographers, we work tirelessly to please our clients, meet expectations, and rise to the competition. But let’s not forget why we all do it....  Ok, so probably not the “deliver” you had in mind. I just had to throw that in there since the birth of our son is several days away. Hence, why the posts have been few and far between over the past several months. However, even though the term “deliver” can have a several meanings, the...  A while back, I received a phone call from Skip Cohen. That phone call turned into a lengthy conversation. That conversation eventually evolved into an interview. And eventually, that interview was posted on PDN. Some of you may have already read my interview with PDN. If not, take 2 minutes to read it before going...  Walks into the room. Stands on the stage. Places right hand on Bible. “I, Dustin Meyer, do solemnly swear that someday soon, everyone will have clients that truly appreciate their photographer’s work as true art in every sense of the word, to find every detail in the image, to have and to hold, from this... One of my followers on Twitter, Heather Curiel (btw, does awesome work with tintypes!!) asked me to do a post about the importance of WPPI (Wedding and Portrait Photographers International). Every year in Las Vegas, the WPPI convention dominates the city in one of the most engaging week-long workshops and expositions. But with so many photographer conventions...  Photography sites are all over the place. The creativity needle is spinning all around when it comes to the styles of sites that photographers are using to display their work. However, our sites may be revealing more than we realize. The biggest problem with websites right now is that as photographers, our sites are a... Hi Everyone, I wanted to talk to you about something that I think we all tend to forget. It seems to me that many of us out there work so hard to make things better for our lives, and yet somehow we deny ourselves to enjoy the fruits of our labor. Here’s my take on... |
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