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What do you want your legacy to be?

Thats a great tip abount the templates, espcially since all the popular systems come with them preloaded.

I like what you said about prioritizing business organization and relationship building. What have been some key lessons you've learned while running your photography business?

I look forward to seeing your photography featured in more magazine features and covers.

What or who are your main influences in photography?

How do you see your photography and business evolving in the next few years?

A 30 or 65 1.8. When I use my 24-70 f2.8 I find that I'm almost always at those two focal lengths the most.

Another vote for Printique. But if i'm just ordering random prints from photos on my phone, I use Google Photos since all my phone photos backs up to that app.

Posing. It's still something I'm working on.

This is a great question. Lately I've been looking at old photos from the 80's and 90's, mostly the ones that photographed hiphop artist. I'm really being inspired by them these days. The list so far is Jenette Beckman, Danny Hastings and Chi Modu. On a more modern note. I'm always excited to see what Joshua Kissi, Raven Varona, Dana Scruggs and the team at AB+DM will do next.

Eye-AF, especially when I have a portrait session with kids.

Snacks. Right now, its Motts or Welch's fruit snacks

My first paid session was with the Sony A6000 and the kit lens. It was a family session in the park.

Okay....this looks AWESOME

I would suggest a large parabolic umbrella with a diffuser or Glow Easy Octabox. Don't forget to get a bowens mount to attach the speedlight.