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Josiah Blizzard is a Philadelphia-based wedding photographer, filmmaker, educator, husband, and podcaster. He forms a wedding photography duo with his wife, Steph, and they operate just outside of Philadelphia, PA. Although they primarily cover weddings in PA, NJ, and MD, they are passionate about travel and willing to venture to other locations. Josiah takes pride in capturing timeless memories that will be cherished for years, decades, and even centuries. He aims to freeze moments in time, creating a window through which his clients can look back and relive precious moments of their lives, those of their loved ones, and even those of their ancestors. The focus of his content centers around photography and film, with a strong emphasis on wedding photography. He shares behind-the-scenes moments from weddings and engagement shoots, as well as provides valuable tips on how to run a successful photography business. Additionally, he offers an inside look at the software and tools that enable his business to operate smoothly. He is enthusiastic about your interest in his work and is eager to share his knowledge with you, hoping that you will gain valuable insights from his content.

Joy Michelle founded a wedding and portrait photography business in 2013 and has since been passionate about helping fellow entrepreneurs establish and run businesses that fit into their lives seamlessly. She aims to help photographers transform into "Photobosses" by guiding them on how to market themselves, boost profits, and become fully booked. Having been through the struggle of being ghosted and passed over by clients, Joy understands the frustrations and overwhelm of relying solely on photographic skills to run a business. She knows that building a successful photography business requires much more than talent alone, and therefore provides the tools and proven frameworks that allow photographers to become confident business owners who get booked consistently. Recognizing that running a photography business can be a lonely journey, Joy is here to help fellow photographers go from feeling lost and frustrated to confident and successful.

Taylor Jackson, a Canadian photographer specializing in travel and wedding photography, began his photographic journey 18 years ago by capturing images of bands, skateboarding, and snowboarding. Along the way, he also started creating travel films. His love for photography started with music, where he photographed his favorite bands. However, as time passed, his friends began to get married and they preferred a non-traditional wedding photographer to capture their special moments while they enjoyed their big day. With his talent for making events look incredible, Taylor became their go-to photographer. Over the years, he has taught more than 10,000 photographers worldwide how to improve their photography skills and create better videos. Taylor was the first photographer to offer both photography and highlight film coverage as a single package. He has photographed over 600 weddings in the Kitchener-Waterloo area over the past 15 years.

Vanessa Joy began her professional photography career in 1998, and has since established herself as a prominent figure in the industry. She is a Canon Explorer of Light, and has been an influential speaker for more than ten years. In addition to photography, Vanessa has pursued public speaking and has earned five college degrees. She holds a PPA Photographic Craftsman degree, and has been named a WeddingWire Education Expert. Vanessa has been sponsored by well-known brands such as Canon, Profoto, and Animoto. She has presented at almost every major convention and event in the industry, including CreativeLIVE, The Wedding School, Clickin' Moms, WPPI, ShutterFest, Imaging USA, Wedding MBA, WeddingWire World, and MobileBeat. Vanessa also hosts personal workshops and speaks at various small business and photography conventions worldwide. Her exceptional talent and business acumen have earned her recognition, and both her clients and peers appreciate her informative, open-book style of teaching.

Rebecca Carpenter is an educator and photographer who offers advice on wedding photography, elopements, travel, and business. As a destination wedding and elopement photographer, she draws inspiration from high fashion editorials, films, fashion magazines, and music videos in her composition and editing. Rebecca initially started her photography career as a fashion photographer, which is evident in the fashion magazine-like quality of some of her shots. Generally, her style is light, airy, and romantic, but she also includes a few epic showstoppers in her work. She strongly believes that a photographer should be an experience rather than just a passive observer. To get the best out of her couples, Rebecca connects with them, puts them at ease, helps them feel comfortable and intimate, makes them laugh, have fun, and let their guard down. Taking the actual shot is only a small part of her job as a photographer; the true art lies in revealing their vulnerabilities, beautiful humanity, and capturing the moment before it fades. In addition to her photography work, Rebecca is a wife to a handsome husband and mother to a sassy baby girl.

Tatyana Zadorin is a photographer who specializes in capturing timeless moments of love. Her educational content is focused on photography and editing tutorials, as well as behind-the-scenes insights. For Tatyana, being a photographer is a profound honor and she believes that the images she captures on a wedding day will become treasured heirlooms for generations to come. With a deep appreciation for the importance of a wedding day, she is dedicated to documenting every moment beautifully for her clients.

Jiggie Alejandrino is a renowned portrait and wedding photographer from the Philippines who is well-known for his mastery of manipulating ambient and artificial light to produce polished and timeless images. With a career spanning more than a decade, Jiggie has established himself as one of the most accomplished lighting experts in the country and has conducted numerous workshops both locally and internationally. He began his journey in 2007 as a self-taught photographer, mastering various genres of photography and paying equal attention to both the creative and technical aspects of his craft. Before specializing in wedding photography, Jiggie was already an award-winning advertising and portrait photographer, gaining recognition for his skillful use of light in his compositions. He is the Founder, Managing Partner, and Director of Photography at Team On Site Studio (Team OSS), a group that introduced the highly sought-after On Site Studio service. Additionally, Jiggie is affiliated with several prominent photography brands, serving as a Global Ambassador for the International Phottix Pro Team, a Philippine Ambassador for Zeiss Camera Lenses, and an influencer for Sony Philippines. Jiggie's photography tutorials concentrate on sharing his lighting techniques and tools, product reviews, and everything he has learned over the years about photography.

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How to Use a Flash Bracket

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Flash Photography For Headshots and Portraits | Course Module 1 of 4

Flash Photography For Headshots and Portraits | Course Module 4 of 4

Mixing Flash and Natural Backlighting

Off-Camera Flash Photography Overview

Flash Photography For Headshots and Portraits | Course Module 3 of 4

Flash Photography For Headshots and Portraits | Course Module 2 of 4

Godox AD400 Pro Flash Review

On Camera Flash Photography Tips

Creating Background Color with Gels and Flash

Overpowering The Sun with Flash

My Favorite? Godox Flash Triggers X1T, X2t, and XPro

Photography White Balance for Flash and Tungsten Mixed Lighting

TWO-LIGHT Flash Portrait Tips

Getting Started with ON-CAMERA FLASH

Flash for Better Portraits on Overcast Days

On-Camera Flash | Manual or TTL Mode?

Off-camera Lighting Setup for Small Flash Units

4 LIGHTING SETUPS YOU SHOULD KNOW

Close-Up Photography Using Off-Camera Flash

Macro Photography Using Off-Camera Flash

Flash Photography for Portraits Crash Course 2022

Apollo Orb vs Umbrella for Flash Photography Portraits

Audio Podcast:  Wedding Photography Tips with Neil van Niekerk

Lighting for Still Life Photography

Flash Photography:  10 Tips for Beginners

On-Camera Fill Flash Basics

5 Tips for On-Camera Flash

How To Setup a Softbox

TWO-LIGHT FLASH OUTDOORS

Godox Flash, How to set up TT685 and X1T for Sony

How to Use Radio Triggers for Flash Photography

Godox AD400 Pro for Outdoor Flash - FULL PHOTOSHOOT!

What is a FILL LIGHT? - And how it's used in portrait photography

Strip Light Softbox Setup Tutorial

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On Camera Flash Modifiers

My New Favorite Speedlite Flash Mount  |  S-Type Flash Bracket

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Top 5 Photography Portrait Lighting Tips

Learn Portrait Lighting by Photographing Vegetables?

Does Portrait Pro Work? - A Look at PortraitPro 15

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Clamshell Lighting - Avoid THIS Mistake!

How I Get Shallow Depth of Field for Portraits

TWO-LIGHT Portrait Setup | Cross Lighting

SOFTBOXES - What to Look for & What to AVOID

1979 Themed Photography Shoot

Promaster Background Crossbar Review

What is a KEY LIGHT?  - And how it's used in portrait photography

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5 CLOSE-UP PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS

Five Portraiture Lighting Patterns

35mm Film Photography - with the Nikon FE

SOFT LIGHT - The BEST WAYS for Portrait Photography

How to Get Dark Backgrounds in Close-Up Photography

Window Light Boudoir Photography Lighting and Posing

Cheap Macro Extension Tube Set - Does it Work?

Learn Portrait Lighting with This Mannequin!

One Light Boudoir Photography Shoot

The Correct Use of a Softbox for Portraiture

One-Light Portrait Setup

Bodyscape Photography Tips

Photoshoot with the Mamiya RZ67 Pro II - and Polaroid Back

One Light Portrait Photography

How to Setup a Boom Arm and Light Stand

Flirting with Film #5:  Mamiya RZ67 Pro II

Three-Point Lighting Explained in 60 Seconds!

Using a Reflector for Fill Light

Testing My New Bronica SQ Medium Format Film Camera

How To Scan Negatives with a DSLR

SX-70 Impossible Instant Film

Argus C3 Camera: Loading Film

Flirting with Film #2:  Medium Format - Snow in Central Park

MINOLTA XG-7 | AMAZING Film Photography

Good Entry Level Medium Format?  |  Lubitel 166

Flirting with Film #4:  Mamiya C3 TLR Medium Format Camera

Flirting with Film #1:  Film and Negative Scanning

Photoshoot:  Portra 160 and Portra 400

Flirting with Film #3:  Underexpose for Grain Effects

How to Make a ZINE - Make Your Own Photobook

Street Photography Tips with Jason Little

PHOTOSHOP GEL LIGHTING EFFECT

Try These Flower Photography Looks!

How To Prepare Your Client for Her Boudoir Photography Shoot

STILL LIFE COMPOSITION TIPS

Best Lens (Focal Length) for Product Photography

Three Rules of Lighting for Photography

FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY LIGHTING the EASY WAY

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Testing the Yashica Camera

BOOM ARM by Impact  - Review

Fixing Focus Issues with a Bronica Waist Level Finder

HPRC vs Pelican Cases:  Comparison

Pentax K1000 - 35mm Film Camera Overview

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