He is Keith Cooper, and he holds a day job as an architectural and commercial photographer at Northlight Images. Apart from that, he is also known for his passion for teaching, writing, and speaking about photography and contemporary photographic techniques to a diverse audience ranging from individuals to clubs and companies. He specializes in educating people about the latest technology available in the market and how to apply it to different areas of photography to enhance their skills and appreciation of the art.

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.

Jessica Whitaker is a photographer and online photography educator based in New York City. She is the founder of Build + Bloom®, an online community of over 300k photographers where she aims to teach them how to create a sustainable photography business in their local area, without the stress of finding clients or wasting time. Jessica offers photography education to photographers of all levels through her podcast, workshops, YouTube channel, and Facebook group. Her educational content is focused on providing easy-to-follow tutorials for beginners, with an emphasis on breaking down the photography process step-by-step, delivering excellent customer service, and encouraging all involved in the photography process.

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.

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.

Cassidy Lynne began her career as a photographer and social media manager for a college. After being introduced to the world of photography through her job, she started her own business, offering portrait sessions and eventually her first wedding. Over the course of three years and photographing over 75 weddings, Cassidy fell in love with her work. Her educational content is centered around helping photographers advance their photography businesses. Cassidy understands the day-to-day grind of photographing and editing couples' photos, delivering galleries, and the repetitive cycle that goes with it. Her goal is to support other photographers by providing practical products, free resources, and personalized mentorship. She's dedicated to being a sounding board, advocate, and friend for photographers along the way.

Evan Ranft is a professional photographer and short-form video creator who resides in Atlanta, Georgia. He is best known for his work on several projects, including Toyota Rav4, Montana Cans X Heineken, and MOET & Chandon. Evan is a versatile photographer who not only shoots commercial lifestyle photography but also shares his street photography adventures on YouTube. He has exhibited his work in galleries and recently published a photography book. Evan Ranft's educational content is focused on helping photographers discover new concepts, earn money, and lead an enriched creative life.

Sophia Carey is a London-based freelance photographer and designer who has been working in the industry for six years. She has experience in various fields of photography and design and has worked with a diverse range of clients across different genres, from fashion to music and lifestyle. Sophia is an active presence on social media and is always eager to interact with her followers. She works with both film and digital photography and has had the privilege of working with some notable clients, including Vodafone and Red Bull, as well as talented individuals such as Leigh-Anne Pinnock of Little Mix, and Georgia Stanway and Mary Earpes of the Lionesses. Sophia's primary focus is on location portraiture, often using natural light, but she is also proficient in studio and event photography. Additionally, Sophia creates educational content on topics such as photography, design, and creative entrepreneurship.

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Review: Laowa 20mm f/4 shift lens. Also - how to use a shift lens.

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