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TOGCHAT EP4: How do I find my photography style? - and more
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Episode 4 of the TOGCHAT Photography Podcast with Joe Edelman.
This week’s photography questions include:
- Could you address the issue of excessive skin softening?
- While using a speedlight I am finding it more and more of a problem not having the modeling light. Can you suggest any "hacks" or tips?
- What is your Favorite modifier for the DigiBees?
- I have photos on stock sites, but want to start selling them as prints directly from a personal site. Have I screwed myself by already having them up on stock sites?
- When are you doing the rain gutter strobes?
- I just setup an in-house studio. I am planing to shoot a friend's daughter for senior pics. Freebee to them, practice/portfolio for me. Can you recommend lighting setups that I should practice/shoot with?
- Do you ever let your models or clients see the original photographs (before being retouched)?
- Do you let the client select the photos from a shoot or do you make the selections?
- Have you ever thought of putting a photography book together?
- Can you please discuss a bit about how to find your personal style.
- I'm a new photographer. I just purchased a Canon 80D 18-135mm lens. Do I need a speedlight for great pictures?
- Do you ever use speedlight modifier when shooting outdoors?
- I just heard that a model was going to pay 2k to be represented (scouted at the mall). Scam or standard?
- I just got hired to shoot weddings for another company (sub-contracting). I get to keep the images for my portfolio, but does it hurt my brand to shoot for someone else?
- Do you use gels for shooting in location or outdoor?
- I'm looking to build up my portfolio but don't know where to go to get models/people for it. Would you have any recommendations?
- What is price for the DigiBees you bought?
- Do you prefer the silver or white beauty dishes?
- What’s your opinion on the Godox range of strobes?
- Do you have a video on using a strobe/softbox combo as the background for a Hi-Key style image?
- How long do your sessions last?
- How much time do you spend editing a photograph?
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