There are some folks who can pick up a camera, learn the rudimentary fundamentals of exposure and then start making great photos. Why are they so naturally gifted and we aren't? Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode107
Does your photography need a kick in the pants? If you get into a rut and don't feel like doing the same thing, you stop taking photos. What you need is something fresh in your photography. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode106
Off camera flash photography buying decisions may seem difficult. I'll discuss my current lighting gear and why it was time to make a change. You may want to update your own gear. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode105
Photography goals come up at the start of every year, but you don't have to wait for January to start. We discuss why you should set your photography goals and how to make them work. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode104
Your photography portfolio tells the world what you can do as an artist. It isn't just about earning business. It's about earning the business that you want to do. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode103
Many photography challenges emphasize taking a picture every day for a year. We'll help you understand what you should expect from a photography challenge to improve your results. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode99
No one said that photography is an inexpensive pursuit. You need to remember that there isn't a correlation between the amount of money you spend and the quality of photos you create. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode101
Our photography podcast is 100 episodes old. That seems like a milestone worth celebrating. So we decided it would be nice to look back on where we started and what we became. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode100
Make your photography more interesting. These are tips that everyone can use to plan and create interesting photos. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode99
Travel photography helps you round out your portfolio. While it's tempting to move on to new places with fresh scenery, there are times when I want to go back to a destination to complete some unfinished business. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode98
What Photography Software do you use? Adobe announced Lightroom Classic CC vs Lightroom CC for 2018. Is there a right choice? What's your best option? Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode97
Adobe Lightroom is great photography software. My Lightroom editing workflow may help you get better results and save time. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode65
Detail photography is easy to overlook. Imagine a trip without photos of the food, or a wedding without a photo of the rings. Your detail photos are essential story elements. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode96
Dramatically improve your photography by avoiding these 10 photography mistakes. These are common errors and I've made every single one of them. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode95
Social media is part of your photography marketing strategy. If you wonder why nobody sees your social media posts, It's because social media promotion is a rigged game. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode94
iPhone photography upgrades are here. The tenth anniversary of the iPhone brings three new models, and we're comparing the iPhone 8, 8 Plus and X for photographers. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode93
Color can be your photography subject, or it can influence how someone perceives your subject. We can use color psychology to invoke feelings and emotions. People associate certain colors with a sense of time of place. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode92
The Nikon D850 is a beast of a camera, packing a lot of specs into one package. Is your photography gear in need of an upgrade? If so, this is one tempting camera. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode91
Is your photography satisfying? Does your progress as a photographer seem to get stagnant? You know what you know, but you don't know how to jump start the quality of your photos. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode90
Avoid photography clichés. Two of the most common tips new photographers get to improve photographic composition are the Rule of Thirds and Leading Lines. Have you ever noticed that they contradict each other. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode89
Good photography is all about featuring your subject. We're going to discuss the things that cause the human eye to react. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode88
Photography requires good relationships. Making your ideas come to life often requires a bit of help. Here are a few examples where developing relationships can help your photography. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode87
A photography school is a trade school. Is it worth the debt in order to learn the basics of photography? You to decide whether the benefits are worth the cost. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode86
A photography critique is a useful method to learn. I've received welcome critiques from photographers better than I am. There is a very key difference between a consensual critique and an unsolicited photo critiques. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode85
Simplify your photography by eliminating color. Sometimes color is a distraction. Eliminating color can reveal an entirely different message or feeling. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode84
Product photography can seem daunting. Some of your initial research can lead you down the wrong path. It's actually very simple if you understand your purpose. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode83
Photography genres are very personal. There may be a correct genre of photography for you. I divide photography into two genres explain why different photographers like different styles. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode82
Getting tack sharp photos takes a combination of factors .To get tack sharp photos, you need to eliminate as much motion as possible. We'll tell you how to do it. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode81
The hard part of photography is to look at your own portrait. We amplify our insecurities when we see our portrait. Most people don't see these issues, but the insecurities are real. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode80
What are your photography rituals? Rituals are the series of steps you take, or the process you follow, to complete a task. It's easy to fall into a little ritual without even planning it. Visit the show notes at: https://williambeem.com/episode79
