April 25, 2013

For Your Inspiration: Planes, Trains & Automobiles

“For Your Inspiration” is an ongoing series of weekly posts showing examples from PPA’s Loan Collection and Showcase books focusing on a specific subject matter. We hope you will enjoy viewing these exceptional images and gain inspiration from them. Learn more about the current PPA volumes as well as past collections here.

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Marathon Press

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Eli Vega. Colorado/USA April 29, 2013 at 9:33 pm
Great digital “pen & ink drawings,” for lack of a better description. Today’s new graphic arts!
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Maxa April 30, 2013 at 7:48 am
I’m amazed by the creativity put into these images.
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Bob Coates (5)

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Bob Coates is a practicing photographer, artist, Panasonic Lumix Luminary and educator. Bob coaches photographers on business, marketing, photography and Photoshop. His diversity as an artist is legendary with experiences in virtually all major specialties. He regularly teaches/presents at many of the major conventions, but also to small groups around the country. Click on his headshot to visit his Successful-Photographer blog.

Print Competition – Success and Building Your Skill Set

Bryan Capporicci (5)

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Bryan Caporicci is the CEO and Founder of Sprout Studio. He is an award-winning wedding and portrait photographer based out of Fonthill, Canada. He is a Fuji X-Photographer and was one of the youngest Canadians to receive his Masters of Photographic Arts (MPA). The Sprouting Photographer blog is one of the most extensive professional photography blogs in the industry and in 2015, after just 8 months on the air, the SproutingPhotographer podcasts won best of iTunes. Click on Bryan's picture to link to his blog.

Planning a Vacation – the Five-Week Plan

Chris Wunder (9)

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Mr. Wunder is a 30 year veteran in the photo marketing business. His expertise extends from Portrait Studios to Special Events including School Photography, Sports, Yearbooks and Directory publishing.

An industry insider, he has worked with smaller, entrepreneurial firms as well as large corporate clients.

He is in demand as a consultant, trainer and presenter for conventions and workshops at the regional, national and international level.

Speculation Portrait Programs For Preschools and Early Childhood Centers

Justin & Mary Marantz (4)

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Justin & Mary are an international wedding photography duo, who travel the globe shooting weddings, teaching, & inspiring other small business owners. Their “Walk Through a Wedding” Workshops have been presented worldwide including London, Australia & The Netherlands. They've authored two books- The Guide to Marketing and the J&M Lighting Guide, presented at international conferences including WPPI and The Dutch Wedding Congress and have been named as one of Profoto’s Legends of Lighting.

Improvising When You Don’t Have a Lighting Modifier

Lori Nordstrom (9)

lorinordstrom@noemail.com

Lori Nordstrom {M.Photog., Cr., CPP, ABI} owns a boutique studio specializing in children and family portraits located in the small, picturesque town of Winterset, Iowa. Lori has been a photographer for over 20 years and is known not only for her simple and sweet portraits of children but as a leader in the photography industry in the areas of business, marketing and sales. Lori is a PPA approved business instructor, and sharing with other photographers and small business owners is one of the things she most enjoys. http://www.nordstromphoto.com

Getting Your Business Started

Michele Celentano (3)

Celentano@noemail.com

Michele Celentano is one of America's leading family photographers, Canon Explorer of Light and a published author. She's a sought-after educator and artist who strongly believes in the importance of photographs. "The most important part of this journey through life are the people we love. For me, the second most important thing we have are the photographs that help us to remember those we love when they are no longer with us...Photographs of the people we love the most and the times we spend with them will outlast any material thing we have."

Never Stop Building Your Skill Set

Sarah Petty (16)

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Sarah is a New York Times best-selling author, highly-acclaimed speaker, author, MBA and coach who started her own boutique photography studio after working for Coca Cola for 20 years and then meeting the marketing goals of a top regional advertising agency’s clients. She attributes the rapid growth of her boutique photography studio, which was named one of the most profitable in the country within just five years in business by PPA, to the creation of her own strong brand. Click on Sarah's photograph to visit her blog.

Are You Guilty of Brand Failure?

Skip Cohen (17)

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Skip Cohen is an industry executive recognized for his diversity. He has served as past president of Hasselblad USA, Rangefinder/WPPI and in 2009 founded his own educational consulting company. In 2013 he launched Skip Cohen University dedicated to helping artists build a stronger business. He's a regular speaker at a variety of conventions and writes for several different magazines, as well as having two business classes at Lynda.com. Click above to visit the SCU blog.

Staying Focused on Your Dreams

Tamara Lackey (5)

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Tamara Lackey is a photographer, writer and educator. While her photographic specialty is primarily children and families, there's probably nothing she hasn't photographed. She's also an outstanding talk-show host, mother, wife and friend to so many in the industry. She's one of the few artists who has helped photographers establish their priorities between being a business-style and lifestyle.

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