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Photographers Create
by Alison Hatch
Welcome to Photographers Create the podcast that celebrates the imaginative spirit of the modern photographer. Join host Alison Hatch as she embarks on a visual journey through the lens of creativity, exploring the captivating world of photography. In each episode, Alison delves deep into the minds of innovative photographers, uncovering the inspiration behind their captivating images and the techniques that bring their visions to life. Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring enthusiast, Photographers Create offers a wealth of inspiration and knowledge to elevate your craft.
Episodes
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Episode 28: Submitting to Publications: Tips and Guideline with Kathleen Ellis
Kathleen Ellis, founder of Shoot It With Film, shares the story of how the online magazine came to be and the growth of its community. Shoot It With Film offers tutorials, features, and submissions for film photographers. Kathleen discusses the importance of aligning your work with the style of…
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27: Collab Episode with Keep It Moving Podcast
Today I have something really special for you, my darling listener. I did a collaboration with Alison Bell and Melissa Arlena from the Keep It Moving podcast. I am in a transition of moving my business to San Diego and knew these incredible ladies were the ones to ask for help. On the episode we…
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26: Age is a Super Power in Family Photography with Natasha Sewell
Natasha and I met because we were both older photographers (I go into the story on the Podcast). So it seemed like the obvious choice to ask my dear friend to join me in a discussion about age. A topic in our business that just isn't talked about. Aging in photography. How being an older...
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26: Taking the Fear Out of Off Camera Flash with Kim Hildebrand
In this conversation, Alison Hatch interviews Kim Hildebrand, an analog film photographer, about lighting techniques for film photography. Kim shares her tips and tricks for using flash to create beautiful and consistent lighting in indoor spaces. Takeaways Using flash in film photography can…
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25: Managing Client Expectations through Delight
Summary In this episode, Alison Hatch discusses the importance of incorporating creativity into your photography business and website. She shares a story about a photographer who was asked to take photos of pets by her brother's girlfriend and how it led to an unhappy client situation. Alison...
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24: Exploring the Niche of Interior Photography with Natalia Robert
Natalia Robert shares her journey into interior photography and the differences between shooting for real estate listings and interior designers. She emphasizes the importance of building relationships with interior designers and capturing specific moments that evoke a feeling. Natalia provides...
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23: Easing into a 365 Project with Anja Poehlmann
In this episode of the Photographers Create Podcast, Anja Poehlmann discusses personal projects, specifically the 365 project. She shares her experience and tips for starting and maintaining a 365 project, including the benefits of personal projects, the importance of play and experimentation…
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22: My Chat with Allison Jacobs
In this episode, Allison Jacobs discusses her love for photographing the beach and water. She explains that while she doesn't consider herself a traditional landscape photographer, she is drawn to the beach and water because it brings her peace and calmness. Allison also talks about her...
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21: 5 Things I've Done to Improve My Photography Business
In this episode, the host Alison Hatch shares five things that have helped her photography business throughout the years. The first thing is hiring a mentor, who can provide guidance, support, and help navigate the journey to success. The second thing is following her gut and listening to her...
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20: 5 Mistakes I’ve Make in My Photography Business
In this episode, the host discusses five mistakes she made in her photography business and provides advice on how to avoid them. The mistakes include not finalizing her style before charging clients, incorporating expensive programs and systems, paying for branding, believing a big social media...
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19: Hasselblad Ballet with David Teran
In this episode, David Teran discusses his journey from wanting to be a chef to becoming a photographer. He shares how he fell in love with film photography and his passion for capturing ballerinas outside of the ballet. David emphasizes the importance of the Hasselblad camera in his work and the...
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18: Self Portraiture Tool Box with Allison Corinne
Allison Corinne discusses her journey as a self-portrait photographer and the evolution of her self-portrait series. She shares her inspiration for creating self-portraits and the planning and execution process behind each series. Allison also talks about the use of Photoshop and AI in her work…
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17: How to Find Your Personal Style Creatively
Summary In this episode, the host discusses the process of finding one's personal style in photography. The conversation covers various aspects, including the challenges of comparison, looking beyond visuals, influences from home and personality, collecting images for reference, limiting…
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16: Finding Balance in Creative Photography with Cami Turpin
Summary In this conversation, Alison and Cami discuss the balance between art and science in photography, the pressure to stay on brand, and the fear of trying new things. They emphasize the importance of embracing failure, letting go of control, and trusting the creative process. They also…
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15: #FilmFollowFriday with Kami Wittrock
Summary In this conversation, Alison Hatch interviews Cami Wittrock about her experience taking over Film Follow Friday on Instagram. They discuss the film community, the creative techniques they have learned and incorporated into their work, and the magic of Holga cameras. Cami shares her vision...
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14: The Creative Act: A way of being. Part 2
In this conversation, Alison Hatch explores the creative act and the process of creating art based on the book 'A Way of Being' by Rick Rubin. She discusses the importance of inspiration and creating space to receive it. Alison also emphasizes the significance of collecting seeds of ideas and...
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13: The Creative Act A Way of Being Deep Dive Part 1
In the next few episodes we are going to dive into the incredible book The Creative Act: a Way of Being by Rick Rubin. As photographers it is easy to call ourselves creatives, but do we really know the depths of what that means. In Rick’s book he covers 78 different topics about the creative. How...
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12: Why Write? with Rachel Larsen Weaver
Summary In this conversation, Alison Hatch interviews Rachel Larson-Weaver about the importance of writing in a creative practice. They discuss how writing can enhance photography and other artistic mediums, and how to incorporate writing into daily life. Rachel shares her journey of how she got...
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11: Is It Really Failure?
After a four month hiatus, Alison is back to talk about why she decided to cancel February's Photo Native. With stepping back from the Photo Native platform and everything that went with it, Alison is back to talk about failure and if Photo Native really was that. This episode dives into why we...
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10: The Origin Story Of Photo Native with Jessie Evans
When I took over Photo Native last year, I had a big hole missing from the picture of Photo Native. I had been an attendee but I wasn't part of the beginnings of Photo Native. So I asked Jessie Evans, the cofounder of Photo Native to come on the podcast to tell me (and you) the origin story of…
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9: Moody Maternity with Amy Sanusi
What a maternity session can look like varies greatly. Amy Sanusi has mastered creating images for expecting clients that are true to them. Instead of having her clients fit a specific look, Amy works at creating a connection and experience that not only rings true to the client, but makes them...
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8: Therapeutical Photography with Anouk Godbout
Therapeutical photography. Have you heard of it? Do you know where it originated or what it is used for? On this episode I interview Anouk Godbout, a French Canadian mom of three emotionally intense children who has a Masters of Social Work. Anouk explains what therapeutical photograph is, its...
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7: Lessons Learned From A 20 Year Photography Journey with Lean O'Connell
Starting out as a teen working the Picture People store at the mall to a thriving family photography business, Leah O'Connell's photography journey has spanned 20 years. The lessons collected along the way are something we all could learn from. Leah talks about what she learned from her past that...
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6: Tapping into Venerability and Finding Power- with Amy Elizabeth
Amy is at the end of a divorce. A time of confusion, pain, and loss of self. In her efforts to heal from this trauma, Amy leans into her art, especially self-portraiture. After taking one specific image, Amy was able to truly see herself and step into her power. On this episode Amy and I talk…
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5: The Importance of Play with Cindy Cavanagh
As adults we don't usually put time for play on our to do list, but maybe we should. On this episode, Cindy Cavanagh shares her reasons why play should be a part of every photographer's work. Leaning into personal projects to recharge and hone skills. And even using play in marketing. Don't miss...
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4: Fostering Trust with Emily Murdock
Think about some of your favorite sessions. I bet those clients trusted you completely. I'd also bet, those clients gushed over their gallery and gave you a glowing review. Now, don't we all want clients who fully trust us? In this episode Emily Murdock walks us through how to create that client...
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3: Enter Copy with Rachel Greiman
Photos just aren't enough to tell the story. Enter copy! Being image driven entrepreneurs, thinking about the copy on our websites and bios isn't really on the radar. Rachel Grieman is the owner of Green Chair Stories, the answer to you copy conundrums. Listen how Rachel talks about why copy is…
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2: Powerful Feminine with Karmen Meyer
Karmen Meyer is a published photographer of 14 years, renowned for her soulful portraits of women. A mother to 2 daughters and the eldest of 6 sisters, she has spent her life encompassed by awe-inspiring feminine energy and has made it her personal mission to create portraits that showcase the...
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1: Talking All Things Marketing with Fiona Margo
On the very first every You Belong Podcast episode I am interviewing Fiona Margo. She is an adventure family photographer, mom of two daughters plus a fluffy puppy, lives in Seattle, married to a fire fighter, has her own podcast, and is a marketing guru. In this episode Fiona and I talk…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to Photographers Create the podcast that celebrates the imaginative spirit of the modern photographer. Join host Alison Hatch as she embarks on a visual journey through the lens of creativity, exploring the captivating world of photography. In each episode, Alison delves deep into the minds of innovative photographers, uncovering the inspiration behind their captivating images and the techniques that bring their visions to life. Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring enthusiast, Photographers Create offers a wealth of inspiration and knowledge to elevate your craft.
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Welcome to Photographers Create the podcast that celebrates the imaginative spirit of the modern photographer. Join host Alison Hatch as she embarks on a visual journey through the lens of creativity, exploring the captivating world of photography. In each episode, Alison delves deep into the minds...
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