Landscape: Locations, Printing and Pricing
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Welcome to episode 18 - Landscape Chat. James has some exciting news about a new project and will be keeping us updated through the podcast. Ross has been judging peoples images and We answer three questions from our listeners on our Facebook group:
1. What apps or websites do you use to monitor weather conditions?
2. Pricing prints / framed prints appropriately so that people will purchase them vs the cost to get them printed and framed?
3. Do you choose a location/subject and then wait for the best conditions or just go either way and see what you can create?
The questions take up a good part of the show and we would be keen to know your thoughts, join the Facebook group and leave us a comment.
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James Kelly
James is a wedding & Landscape photographer based in Scotland and the Faroe Islands. Since an early age, he was interested in photography but it was not until he was 19 that his life path lead him to photography. Now a seasoned wedding photographers with 200+ weddings and countless hours capturing stunning landscape.
Follow James at www.jameskelly.co or for weddings:
Facebook: http://bit.ly/jameskelly_photo
Instagram: http://bit.ly/JKPinstagram
Landscape:
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Ross Eaglesham
Ross is the “weekend warrior”. Full time maths teacher by day, wannabe pro golfer by night and wedding photographer by weekend. Also a seasoned sports photographer
Having bought his first DSLR in 2010 after he broke his leg 3 weeks later and spent the next 4 months self-teaching and learning what this magic little box of tricks could create. He shot his first wedding 2yrs later and hasn’t looked back since.
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https://www.eagleshamphotography.com/
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Instagram: http://bit.ly/rossinstagram