Ahora me gustaría escucharte tocar un lindo tema en guitarra.

Great episode! Always love a Bret visit! Insight was in tune with my current situation so thanks for all of you being open and willing to share.

Great episode as always! As an introvert, I deeply connected with it. I highly recommend the book Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking to every introvert. It profoundly helped me understand the inner workings of the mind and, in particular, the differences in sensitivity between the nervous systems of introverts and extroverts. Thank you!

Great chat! Thanks for sharing

I get the tingle at the moment of capture. Seeing it on the camera and knowing that 18 years (so far) of work came to this moment and made it possible. Could I go with out sharing it? Sure. But part of me wants to not only share it but let people know they can do this too, and they should.

Great show! Looking forward to more.

Ecxelente,Cynthia,como siempre !

“You look like a race car driver” 😂😂😂

This conversation is exactly what I have just realized. So liberating

Hi guys! This had me laughing.

I think it comes down to your goals. Posting purley wildlife can be great if you want to be a pro wildlfee photographer. But if you want to have more freedom it's just about sharing authentically who you are and incorporating the parts of your interests and those you want to monetize as well. It's not always black and white but you can share whatever you want in reality. You can share wildlife photos and brand work and landscape images there is no bounds to a personal brand if you realize yourself as the niche. You are the niche. Under that can be a guiding set of content pillars that align with traditional niches but at the end of the day you are the main connector. tell stories, share your passions, and no one will bat an eye.

Thank you for this really excellent conversation. I listened while working on my least favorite part of the process: culling! The number of times the client’s choices don’t match mine (especially early on) traumatized me a tad, making it so pretty much the instant I’m done with shoot day, I’m dreading blocking off time for post. Hearing your insights really helped calm my current nerves. 🙏

Defining priorities and tracking weekly goals is definitely the way to go. Putting it all down on paper helps alleviate juggling the wrong or “less” important projects.

Have followed Mark previously on Wild and Exposed and currently on Beyond the Wild so it was great to hear more about his thoughts and ideas! Great podcast - thanks!

very cool

#photographyinalaska #alaska #wildlife

21:50 100% even now most of my family here in L.A. and back at home in Oaxaca are convinced I'm unemployed.

Really good video, I always have doubt for commercial photos, I'm from Brazil and we do it in some ways, like: per day session or per photos for example USD100 per photo, but must to consider the time of work, edition and location, I can see the industry here in Brail its so fail to to that

I'm that guy! Northern Cardinals aren't in MT so anytime I go east I spend hours videoing and photographing them!!

Great episode!

Nice episode, insightful. Love the take on indifference - it's my approach. I have a 9-5, so can be choosy about what I work on and how much I take on in my spare time. I once had a enquiry for a surf shoot (which I've stopped doing) and told the dude that my rate (on my website) is $350 for shooting from the land. The guy said "I was thinking more like $200", I replied "yeah I'm sure there are young kids that are on insta that will charge $200, try reaching out to them, but my rate is $350". He said he'd come back to me. He didn't. I wasn't surprised. 😃 I turn down lots of low ball offers, once had a guy want to licence three photos, to use at a conference for pop up banners, website, social media, printed brochures, edms and in all the presentations. He said his budget was $220. He worked for a finance "non for profit" organisation. Don't be afraid of turning down offers, if there is not enough value for you, either monetary or adding to your portfolio.

Great business tips on holding your ground “politely.

Cant wait to use these strategies to pull beautiful women, you guys are awesome 👏🏼

People are missing the strategy just because she said "i don't know why people come to me". She reached out to a lot of people and started building a referral network, she also did research on airbnbs and found ones that didn't have great photos to see if she could find a mutually beneficial relationship. Don't overthink it, at the end of the day its a numbers game and you need the confidence to be told "no" a lot.

when she said `I don't know why they come to me` it was obvious that it was going to be price and that she is just cheaper than the competition... there is a market of cheap clients that more experienced photographers want nothing to do with... but we all got to start somewhere

3 years or in my case, 10 years. Never stop !!!!

I recently discovered you guys, I enjoyed this episode so much :) I'm in a position where I really wish I could turn photography into a career, the main issue is that I don't have a portfolio that gives me the "authority" of charging a lot of money. I haven't had a moment where I can build a strong foundation of my content yet (haven't had any weddings, quinciañeras, etc.) but now that I've heard Taryn's story I'll definitely try to take every single chance available to do my craft and remove the barriers I've put on myself. Keep up the good work guys 🤝

Eh....cool story but not really useful info beyond dont plan and dive down hill head first. Some of us cant afford to risk stupid or lean on everyone else to do our job

Good episode. As a full time LEO, and SRO I took a lot away from this in helping with my photography from a business perspective

So glad this appeared in my feed. Great interview and congrats to Taryn for the growing success. Very inspirational. Boom ... new subscriber and a like :)

Great episode

Thanks for this interview/talk with Cynthia, she's amazing, a strong and courageous person. The show was super cool, I really enjoyed.

Music & photography = people who want to be in touch with their inner artistic & personal growth. I think!

Thank God you didn’t get on that plane! My husband had cancer 6 years ago and the not knowing is so scary and I’m sorry you had to go so long without knowing what was going on. I knew you were struggling, but it was so much worse than anything I could have imagined. Prayers for 2024 to be a great year for you and no more health issues 🙏🏻 I wish I was in Canada to give ya a great big hug, but here’s a virtual one 🤗

Bravo! Hats off Dave!! Sharing such personal items takes a lot of courage and strength. Awesome. Love ya Cousin. So, so happy you've been on a different path these past recent months. You sir have certainly helped me much since my spiral down the rabbit hole. Suffering in silence is so very painful. March 27th, one year of meditation for you, amazing. As you know that's Dad's birthday, plus one of the most meaningful days in my life thus far, standing on top of a mountain at Canadian Forces base at Masūm Ghar in Kandahar Province, looking down at the location of where your cousin Mark was killed. A good date for me to start meditating!! Always proud of you Dave! XO🥰

Thanks for having me !

Hi can I talk about your KZbin channel

Wow wow soooo true.

y’all are dumb as hell

What abt metal songs?

happy new year guys! mahalo for the feature as TPM artwork, keep up the great work on the podcast!

The Canadian Rockies are so picturesque! Way to capture the stunning beauty.

Crushed it 🔥🔥🔥

Adults should not be on snap chat or TikTok hell I would even argue Instagram should be in that category

Have it vs using it

He's not wrong.

I have Snapchat, what's up? Some of my friends only communicate through snap. Hell my mom has Snapchat. Not everyone uses Snapchat to send Weiner pics like you do.

If youre an adult male telling other adult males how they should live their lives... something's uP

I swear all conservatives who try pushing this "all man, all the time" bs are now just starting podcasts to try and fill Tate's vacuum.

Song name ???