Perfectionism is a tough rut to break out of. How important is it that all your editing is perfectly technically correct? I used to want ART to be MATH. But it’s not. If I like the image, I’m done. If you need to find YOUR line of editing,

When are you done with editing, where do you stop? This podcast talks all about finding those boundaries: You’ve GOT to pay attention to how you FEEL. If you only use your EYES and not your HEART, you’re missing half of the show.

Now why in the heck would John be suggesting this to you? Listen to find out! John shares that he’s a Nikon shooter because the person he learned from was a Nikon shooter I’m a Canon shooter because when I bought my camera I also wanted to do video,

The first mistake: trying to please everyone. We welcome back John Yates of Celladora Photography and we talk: Find satisfaction with your own work, and definitely be in touch with what your best clients like.

John shares an awesome/horrible story about a hater. Someone sent him multiple anonymous emails just tearing him apart, his website, his work, everything. Then he found out that this person sent similar emails to 5-6 other photographers.

It’s January 1st and we’re talking goals. But if you just say that you want to “make it” in your industry, what does that even mean? We dive in with John Yates of Celladora Photography: Here’s the system John uses — S.M.A.R.T. goals. (Specific,

I. Have. No. Time. - Can't even tell you how many times I've heard this, as a main struggle from photographers who haven't used their cameras lately. First: Check your time wasting. Do you watch TV? Hang out with friends? Go on Facebook?

Don't let your fear of failure stop you from living free and creating your art. First of all, you're not alone. Not trying to be cheesy, just sharing that good news -- don't believe you're all by yourself in fear & anxiety.

John Yates (from Celladora Photography) joins us and shares with us everything you NEED to know about your client before you even meet them in person! Think more specific instead of abstract John explains what he knows about his fictional client:...

New series, GUEST VIEWS with our first special guest John Yates of Celladora Photography. Today we talk about WHAT MAKES GREAT ART: John shares a story involving an old sculptor he met in Chicago John shares a struggle and the sculptor shares th...