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How To Retire At 11
Some of my regular readers may already know that I am on vacation this week. My wife and I are taking our time exploring the beautiful state of Vermont. My wife Amy has become very accustomed to stopping in the oddest places as we drive from point to point because I may see something and [...]
Share on FacebookKeeping Pace
In today’s digital world everyone expects things to be either instantaneous or at least fast. Your clients expect results almost as soon as they express their desires. You in turn need your suppliers to anticipate your needs so you can meet those of your customers. Yet it still takes time to provide services and products. [...]
Share on FacebookTransformations
In the news lately you have heard that in many ways our economy has to transform itself, it needs to morph into something new. I have also heard that each of us has to transform ourselves too. It is said that the careers of our parents and grandparents, where you could look forward to finding [...]
Share on FacebookPerspective
pərˈspektiv a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view true understanding of the relative importance of things; a sense of proportion In any given project we can see the positives and the difficulties. The differences between those that succeed and those that fail is how we translate them. A pessimist [...]
Share on FacebookThe Devil is In The Details
How many times have you heard that phrase before? Usually it’s right after you forgot the smallest detail that turned out to be a major issue. How do you catch everything and make sure that that little red, horned little guy stays home? The best start is to hire a professional. Share on Facebook
Share on FacebookThe World Is Getting Smaller
This past Sunday I went to see the Wailin’ Jennys (great harmonies btw) at the World Café Live here in Philadelphia. The show was fantastic to say the least. We got there early and had a great meal and then watched a fantastic show in a nice intimate theater. After the show I went to [...]
Share on FacebookHiring A Photographer
So now that you have decided to hire a professional photographer for your campaign, how can you be sure to get the right shooter for the job? You can Google photographers in your area. But honestly, that rarely gives you any insight to what kind of photographer you are going to get. The first step [...]
Share on FacebookPhotography: Original vs. Stock
I just read a story about an Art Director that saw an image on the packaging of a TV and then later saw the same image on a billboard ad for cosmetic surgery. Does this mean the TV needs a facelift or is the facelift going to be shown on TV? As a photographer I [...]
Share on FacebookAlleviating The Pain
On my LinkedIn.com group, Photography: Clients and Professionals Networking Group, I recently asked “what is the #1 pain point for both Photographers and their clients?” There were some good replies but one stood out above the rest. Julien Mc Roberts, (Julien’s Blog) of Santa Fe New Mexico, made some great points that she collected from [...]
Share on FacebookPutting Your Best Face Forward
So you have decided that you need to update your company’s portraits. Now what? What images are going to show your company in the way you want and what will the images say about you? Not an easy question. The hardest step has already been taken; you have made the decision. I mentioned in my [...]
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