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One of the things I love about Weekend Wisdom is the goal to stick to one topic and then drill it down as much as we can in the time allowed. In this new episode, Jen Rozenbaum joins me to talk about boudoir photography. Rather than focus on what makes a good image, we jumped right into one of the key ingredients to building a photography business, especially in boudoir...establishing trust with the client.
If you don't know Jen, in the last few years she's become one of photography's leading boudoir photographers. She is an artist, businesswoman, educator, writer, mother, wife and a great friend. We even found a little time to talk about the difficult balance between work and life. To see more of Jen's work and follow her teaching schedule, you'll find all of the links on the Sprouting Photographer page. And, don't forget to check out Jen's new book, The Boudoir Photography Cookbook: 60 Recipes for Tempting Photos.
A big thanks to Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell, founders of Sprouting Photographer and the new Sprout Studio. They never compromise on the quality of their images, their business or their relationships. It's a big reason Sprouting Photographer's podcasts were recognized on iTunes with the Best of 2014 Award. Plus, it was the only podcast in photography to receive the recognition.
If you don't know Jen, in the last few years she's become one of photography's leading boudoir photographers. She is an artist, businesswoman, educator, writer, mother, wife and a great friend. We even found a little time to talk about the difficult balance between work and life. To see more of Jen's work and follow her teaching schedule, you'll find all of the links on the Sprouting Photographer page. And, don't forget to check out Jen's new book, The Boudoir Photography Cookbook: 60 Recipes for Tempting Photos.
A big thanks to Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell, founders of Sprouting Photographer and the new Sprout Studio. They never compromise on the quality of their images, their business or their relationships. It's a big reason Sprouting Photographer's podcasts were recognized on iTunes with the Best of 2014 Award. Plus, it was the only podcast in photography to receive the recognition.
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