Photographers Coffee Morning: Recent Episodes
Workflow by Tom W
Welcome to the Photographer's Coffee Morning podcast!
We're excited to have you join our community of photographers who come together each week to discuss the latest trends, techniques, and challenges in the world of photography.
We can't wait to have you join us for a virtual cup of coffee and some great photography conversation!
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In this empowering episode, we dive into the transformative concept that discomfort is your secret weapon for personal growth. Join us as we explore how stepping outside your comfort zone paves the way for new opportunities, enhanced resilience, and a deeper understanding of yourself.
Tune in and learn how to harness the power of discomfort to unlock your full potential and create a life of meaningful advancement. Get ready to embrace the discomfort and watch your growth soar! 🚀
In this week's episode of Photographers Coffee Morning, Tom Wright and Michael Howard (of Musea Lab and Musea Podcast fame) talk about what it means to build a long-lasting career in photography and how that will change in the age of AI.
Michael Howard describes his new social app that makes it easy to attribute images to their original creator (with appropriate remuneration for your hard work!). Grab a coffee, and let's chat about creativity, generative AI, and the joys of sharing as we learn.
For More from Michael Howard
Michael's work has left a remarkable impact on the photography world. Explore his Foto App and Musea Lab to discover more of his innovative endeavors.
Foto App: fotoapp.substack.com
Musea Lab: musealab.com
HAVE WE MET?
Hey, I'm Tom Wright. I'm a photographer, videographer, and educator. I offer consultancy and guided development for established pro photographers. I make videos about gear, tech issues, workflows and share episodes from my Photographer's Coffee Morning podcast.
MY KEY LINKS
🌍 My website / blog - https://workflowbytomw.com/ 📸 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/bytomw/ 🎙️Photographers Coffee Morning Playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0xyRmJVqeKUnjvMIs39zjDWHb_atPh4q
n this episode, we explore the challenges of podcasting, the technical hurdles photographers face, and the valuable lessons we can learn from them.
Discover how to overcome technical problems, invest in knowledge and equipment, and adapt to challenges for professional growth.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced photographer, this episode offers valuable insights and guidance to help you thrive in your photography journey.
Don't miss out on this informative and supportive discussion!
Let's talk about the true essence of commercial photography—craftsmanship. It's time to shift our focus away from the gear frenzy and rediscover the true essence of our art. While shooting on film may have its allure, we know the challenges that come with it—finding reliable labs and dealing with hefty costs. So, let's break it down. The real magic of commercial photography lies in your ability to capture moments, evoke emotions, and tell compelling stories through your images. Instead of obsessing over the latest equipment, it's time to master the essentials. Composition, lighting, and post-processing are the building blocks of your craft. By honing these skills, you'll develop a unique style and push the boundaries of what's possible. Remember, it's your artistry that truly matters. It's time to let go of gear envy and let your craft speak for itself. The gear is just a tool; it's your creativity and vision that will make your visuals resonate with your audience. So, keep refining your skills, experimenting with new techniques, and telling captivating stories through your lens. Join us on this journey of unleashing your artistry in commercial photography. Together, let's celebrate the power of craftsmanship and create images that leave a lasting impact. Happy shooting, fellow artists! Guest Links www.bytomw.com www.tombarnes.com
Hi, everyone! I'm Tom Wright, and this week's edition of the Photographers Coffee Morning Podcast features a fascinating interview with the renowned celebrity photographer and podcaster, Tom Barnes.
In this episode, Tom shares his thoughts on photography and equipment, offering some sage advice for photographers who want to focus on their passion without getting bogged down in unnecessary gear. Find out what works best for you as a photographer and develop your own unique shooting style.
We'll also be discussing the pros and cons of different camera systems and lenses. While there's no one-size-fits-all solution, Barnes recommends finding a system that is reliable and suitable for your individual needs as a photographer.
Finally, Barnes will be plugging his own commercial photography podcast, Exposed Negative, which covers a broad range of photography-related topics. It's definitely worth checking out if you're a photography enthusiast!
Overall, this conversation is packed with valuable insights for photographers looking to improve their craft and select the right gear for their needs. So make sure to tune in and join us for the discussion!
Links
www.tombarnes.com
Instagram.com/tombarnesdotcom
www.exposednegative.com
As photographers, it's easy to get lost in the technicalities of our craft, but ultimately, what matters most is what our clients care about. In this episode, we'll be diving deep into the differences between what the photography industry cares about and what a visually educated client wants to see in a photographer's portfolio.
We'll talk with our guests this week Nathan and Zoey about the importance of storytelling and creating an emotion in the images you make for your clients.
We'll also discuss how to showcase your unique style and approach in your portfolio to make a lasting impression on potential clients.
Are you curious about the Fujifilm X100V and its capabilities for personal photography?
In this week’s podcast episode, "Do You Need the Fujifilm X100V?", I explore the camera's features and compare them to other popular models from Sony and Leica. As a professional photographer, I was blown away by Fujifilm's renowned color reproduction technology, and I believe it sets the X100V apart from the competition.
But does its convenience and compact size come at the cost of image quality?
You'll have to watch the video or listen in to find out!
Join me on this journey to discover if the Fujifilm X100V is a valuable addition to your photography gear.
If you are wondering how medium format compares to APS-C, this video is for you. I put the Fujifilm GFX 50S and the Fujifilm X-H2S to the test in various situations and see how they differ in image quality, autofocus, dynamic range, low light, and video features. The GFX 50S has a larger sensor and higher resolution than the X-H2S, but is it worth the extra cost and size? Watch the video to find out which camera gives you more control over your photography!
Hey there! I’m Jo McCarthy,
I’m super excited to introduce this episode of his podcast where we sit down and chat with the man himself. Tom is a Photographer, Videographer and Educator who’s passionate about his work and always striving to improve and learn more.
For Professional Photographers
If you’re a professional photographer looking to hire a coach for your luxury wedding photography business, this is the episode for you. Tom’s expertise in the field makes him an ideal coach for those looking to take their photography to the next level. He’s always willing to help others improve their craft.
For Photography Enthusiasts
But this episode isn’t just for professional photographers. Anyone with an interest in photography will find value in Tom’s insights and experiences. He shares stories and provides valuable advice for those looking to improve their skills.
So sit back, relax and join us for this fascinating conversation with Tom W. Whether you’re a professional photographer or simply someone with an interest in the art of photography, you’re sure to learn something new from this episode.
Don’t miss this opportunity to get to know Tom W on a deeper level and learn from his expertise. His passion for photography is infectious and his insights are sure to inspire you to pick up your camera and start shooting.
Join us for an exclusive interview with the founders of Goodlight Presets, a company that creates incredible Lightroom Profiles for photographers inspired by film. In this interview, we'll dive deep into the world of film-inspired presets and learn about the inspiration behind Goodlight Presets. Whether you're a professional photographer, wedding photographer, or film and digital photographer, this interview is a must-watch for anyone interested in the art of photography. We'll discuss the creative process behind their presets, how they got started in the industry, and their vision for the future of photography. So grab your camera and join us for this exciting conversation with the founders of Goodlight Presets!
Links
Goodlight Presets - https://goodlightpresets.com
Austin’s Photography - https://www.trenholmphoto.com
Cody’s Photography - https://hunterryanphoto.com
Photographers Mentioned
Eric McVey - https://www.erichmcvey.com
Simbarashe Cha - https://simbarashe.com
Companies Mentioned
Imagen AI - https://imagen-ai.com
Impossible Things - https://things.co
Narrative Select - https://narrative.so
In this exclusive interview with Dennis Roy Coronel, a highly successful luxury wedding photographer, we explore the art and science of capturing the perfect wedding day memories.
With over a decade of experience in the industry, Coronel has not only learned how to develop a creative voice as a photographer but also the importance of choosing cameras for their character, not just performance.
He shares invaluable insights into how the right equipment can make your results more meaningful, and how to choose cameras that not only perform well but also add to the artistic and emotional impact of your work.
Join us as we delve into the secrets of his success and gain valuable knowledge that can help elevate your photography game.
How do you create a unique and consistent style for your photography?
In this episode of Photographers Coffee Morning, Tom W, chats with Benj Story, a film photographer and Instagram influencer who has had his work recognised by both Kodak Alaris and Leica Camera.
Benj shares his tips and insights on how to build an authentic aesthetic for your personal work, how to collaborate with brands, and how this affects the profitability of your business.
Benj’s Personal Instagram - @benj.story
Ben’s Commercial Instagram - @aportfolioinsquares
Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, you’ll find some valuable advice and inspiration from this conversation. Tune in and enjoy!
Tom W interviews Emma Alexander of Wisern and Mother Bran. A commercial producer who teaches photographers how to negotiate better rates, develop as a professional and succeed in the commercial space.
Check out her commercial production work at Mother Bran (https://www.motherbran.com) and her incredible education services at Wisern (https://wisern.com/emma-alexander)
Emma discusses the challenges that photographers face in the industry, particularly in regards to gatekeeping and the difficulties in gaining access to high-paying commercial work. She emphasizes the importance of building relationships with clients and being confident in negotiating rates.
Perfect for photographers looking to break into the commercial space and negotiate better rates for their work.
Hey there, it's Tom Wright, and in this episode of Photographers Coffee Morning, I had the pleasure of moderating a panel discussion with a fantastic group of photographers. We talked about two topics that are near and dear to my heart: accelerated learning and development, and healthy competition in the photography industry.
Joining me on the panel were:
Adam Johnson, a top wedding photographer and former head of the largest photography education establishment in the UK
Richard Rothmore, a skilled commercial property and editorial photographer based in London
Nathan and Zoe Photography, a talented husband and wife team based in the USA
Jack Corthine Photography, a wedding photographer/videographer with a strong sense of visual identity.
Throughout our conversation, we delved into the benefits and potential pitfalls of accelerated learning and development for photographers. We shared our experiences and strategies for honing our skills while staying true to our artistic vision.
We also talked about the importance of healthy competition in the industry. We explored how it can drive innovation and excellence while fostering a sense of camaraderie and mutual respect among photographers. We offered practical advice on how to balance healthy competition with collaboration and community building, and how to navigate the competitive landscape of the industry with grace and professionalism.
Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out in photography, this episode of Photographers Coffee Morning is a great listen. So grab your favorite cup of your favourite coffee, sit back, and join us for a lively and informative discussion!
In this episode of Photographers Coffee Morning, host Tom W sits down with Oli and Steph Photography, who have made a name for themselves as elopement photographers on the Isle of Skye. With a a heavy focus on accelrating their growth through education, they have skyrocketed to the top of their industry in just one year.
Listeners will learn about the challenges and rewards of photographing elopements, as Oli and Steph share their insights on capturing intimate moments between couples against the stunning backdrop of the Isle of Skye. They'll also discuss their unique approach to storytelling through photography, as well as the tools and techniques they use to capture breathtaking shots in a variety of lighting and weather conditions.
Beyond their technical expertise, Oli and Steph will also share their personal experiences and motivations as photographers. They'll talk about their passion for storytelling and how they strive to create meaningful, emotional connections with their clients through their work. Listeners will come away from this episode with a deeper understanding of the art of elopement photography, as well as an appreciation for the dedication and creativity required to succeed in this competitive field.
Check out their work on Instagram, on their website and their amazing Isle of Skye elopement guide.
Join our panel of photo and video professionals for a relaxed and informal conversation about visual identity, imperfection and when and where we should embrace trends in our work.
I’m your Host Tom Wright - www.workflowbytomw.com
Our Panelists on this week’s podcast are -
Neil Thomas Douglas - neilthomasdouglas.com
Oli & Steph Photography - oliandsteph.com
Micah Nelson - humble-perspectives.com
Savannah Groves - agirlandherphone.com
Nathan Chapman - nathanandzoey.com
If you want to join the conversation get in touch with me via instagram or on my Website for a link to sign up!
In this week's episode of Photographer's Coffee Morning, we sit down with the talented Dennis Roy Coronel, a photographer on the rise and making a name for himself in the world of luxury photography.
As he continues to develop his signature style and hone his craft, he has been fortunate enough to work with some of the most discerning and demanding clients in the industry. In this exclusive interview, Dennis opens up about his journey to finding his voice as an artist, what it's like to work with high-end clients, and how he brings a unique vision to each project he undertakes. He shares insights and tips on how he approaches a shoot, how he handles creative challenges, and what he does to create stunning, one-of-a-kind images.
For anyone interested in photography, luxury branding, or the creative process, this video is a must-watch. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from one of the industry's most exciting photographers, Dennis Roy Coronel.
So pour yourself a cup of coffee and join us for an enlightening conversation with this up-and-coming photographer.
Check his work out on instagram and on his website
Join our panel of photo and video professionals for a relaxed and informal conversation about instagram and it’s role in 2023 and the role imperfection plays in making interesting photographs.
I’m your Host Tom Wright - @ByTomW - workflowbytomw.com
Our Panelists on this week’s podcast are -
Neil Thomas Douglas - neilthomasdouglas.com
Oli & Steph Photography - oliandsteph.com
Micah Nelson - humble-perspectives.com
Simon Hird - simonhird.com
Leah Thomason - leahthomasonphotography.com
If you want to join the conversation get in touch with me via instagram or on my Website for a link to sign up!
Join our panel of photo and video professionals for a relaxed and informal conversation about Life after Lockdowns, the future of Videography and Photography and Instagram for Creative Business Owners.
I’m your Host Tom Wright - @ByTomW
Our Panelists on this week’s podcast are -
Leah Thomason - @leahthomasonphotography
Richard Rothmore - @R.S.Rothmore
Mark Forrer - @MarkForrer
Jack Corthine - @jackcorthinephotovideo
Oli & Steph Photography - @oliandsteph
Phil Salisbury - @philsalisbury_
Wes Simpson - @wessimpsonweddings
If you want to join the conversation get in touch with me via instagram or on my Website for a link to sign up!