44: It's Okay to Have a Love Affair With Your Gear

Bud Johnson is a wedding and portrait photographer based in Savannah, Georgia. Bud emphasizes authentic and intimate connections with not only his wedding clients, but every other vendor in the industry. Because he relentlessly cares for every person he meets, his photography and his educational skills are high in demand.Bud and Bobbi discuss loving your camera gear from the workhorse to the more specific choices. Lots of great camera and lens chat across the board. From F Stops to workshops, getting geeky with your gear is a real deal! A WEALTH of information! Bud relies on high-quality gear & systems to bring a unique and purposeful look to his brand, and loves to tell people about it. A HUGE part of those systems is how he creates and manages content specifically for Instagram, and a whole host of other social media platforms.Bud Johnson PhotographyInstagramFacebook: YouTubeFrom This Episode:Wendy Norman - Apt B PhotographyCanon CamerasFuji CamerasLeica CamerasNikon CamerasTamron LensesSigma LensesSLR LoungeWPPILet's keep the FABBO convo going, send me a text!Support the showThank you for being a FABBO listener and supporting the Be Fabbo Podcast 💛If today’s episode resonated, here are a few simple ways to stay connected:✨ Continue the Conversation on Substack This is where I share longer reflections, mindset shifts, and audio support to help you build what matters most without pressure or noise. 👉 Join me on Substack🎧 Need a Reset? If self-belief feels quieter than it used to, I created the Self-Belief Reset  a gentle audio series you can return to anytime you need to reconnect and steady yourself. 👉 Listen here 📰 Sign Up for Motivated To Be Fabbo Newsletter📲 Share This Episode Know someone who would benefit from this conversation? Share the episode or tag me on Instagram or LinkedIn @Bobbi.Brinkman🎤 Speaking & Emcee Looking to bring grounded energy, clarity, and connection to your next event? 👉 Let’s collaborate: BobbiBrinkman.com✨ Connect:  BeFabbo@BobbiBrinkman