The high school senior market has been one of the most exciting segments of portraiture for a lot of years. Gone are the days of a straight on head shot, guys in suits, women in the off the shoulder old black shroud!
Sadly that look lasted way too long , but you have to admit, it takes nerve to [...]
Posted on October 27th, 2010 in Great Quotes
Last Saturday night I caught up to good buddy Tony Corbell. We’ve been friends since the late 80’s when Tony was working with Dean Collins. While we talk a good game and always try and get some time to catch up at the various conventions, we’re always so busy and it often never happens. But here’s the amazing [...]
Posted on August 21st, 2010 in Networking
I’ve talked a lot about networking and how small an industry we really are. Usually it’s been in the form of advice to newbies about being careful of what they say when it’s negative, because you never know who’s close to who. This morning it’s just for the fun of it. What got me going [...]
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Posted on April 14th, 2010 in Associations and Networks
Last night I spoke in Dallas, doing my marketing workshop and what a great crowd. They even laughed at all the right times, all the right jokes and I even had a chance to connect with good buddy Tony Corbell, who was in town for PPA’s Road Show the following day. But looking around the [...]
