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Join Tamara for an interview with photographer Bailey Davidson, a Milledgeville native who lived in NYC as an aspiring actor for a few years, before returning to Georgia in the late 90s to pursue his MFA in Photography at SCAD.  Since graduating, Bailey has built his freelance career in all aspects of professional commercial and editorial photography, working with a wide range of clients, including Savannah Music Festival, Wine Enthusiast Magazine, and The London Observer. This past spring he opened a studio in City Market - go visit him and his 20 years' worth of Savannah photos there!  Check out Bailey's work and follow him here:  https://www.facebook.com/BaileyDavidsonPhotography  https://baileydavidson.com/  Topics in their chat include: Bailey's indie movie he acted in, called "Bringing Down Dejonga" (this was the ending title after all! I found out online. --Tamara); how while in NYC he started taking headshots for his fellow actors and gradually took more and more photos, getting into art shows, and drifting from acting to photography; how he first heard of SCAD because his parents happened to meet the Poetters on a cruise; his Flannery O'Connor tie-ins of having grown up in Milledgeville and then living in the garden apartment of her childhood home as his first Savannah apartment; his practice immediately post-grad of shooting weddings and family portraits, to support himself as he built up his clients for commercial and editorial shoots; his show at the JEA last year that was a continuation of his MFP thesis show, "Bailey's Acres," all Holga pinhole camera work; the nostalgia of taking photos with an analog/film camera and then being surprised by the images once you pick up your developed photos; his Storyboards website where he displays his series of photos that combine to tell a story, influenced by David Hockney and Robert Rauschenberg; his photography books "Seasons of Savannah," "Savannah Past and Present," and "Milledgeville Then and Now;" recently getting published in the fine art mag "Black & White Magazine;" and his advice to students and young photographers to just shoot shoot shoot as there's no substitute for practicing your craft.   Tune in and get all the details!

The CE experience for this Podcast is powered by CMEfy - click here to reflect and earn credits: https://earnc.me/oVxIn0   Maz Ghani was born in 1969 and moved to the US in 1995 after living in Australia and Canada. A Radiologist by training, Maz gained an interest in botanical photography several years ago while exploring his wife's colorful gardens. He uses a combination of photography and scanography to compose the botanical layouts and is inspired by nature's diversity. His works have been published in Travel and Leisure Magazine, Black and White Magazine along with an article “Art from the Garden” in Berkshire Magazine. His photos have been included in the SLO Museum of Art Juried Exhibition, Proud+ 2021 Juried Exhibition, the iMotif Juried Exhibition and the Contemporary Online Art Gallery. Today's Episode is brought to you by Doc2Doc Lending. Doc2Doc provides Match Day loans of up to $25,000 to fourth-year medical students and current residents. These loans are designed to help students cover personal expenses, such as moving costs, housing down payments, and living expenses before and during residency. With fixed interest rates, flexible repayment terms, and no prepayment penalties, Doc2Doc Match Day loans provide financial flexibility and allow students to focus on their exciting journey towards becoming a physician. Doc2Doc was founded for doctors, by doctors. They understand the challenges and hard work involved in becoming a doctor, and they support doctors throughout their careers. Using their in-house lending platform, Doc2Doc considers the unique financial considerations of doctors that are not typically considered by traditional financial institutions. So, Don't let financial stress hold you back from achieving your goals - Doc2Doc lending has you covered. Visit www.doc2doclending.com/mdcoaches to Learn more.      Join the Conversation! We want to hear from you! Do you have additional thoughts about today's topic? Do you have your own Prescription for Success? Record a message on Speakpipe     Unlock Bonus content and get the shows early on our Patreon Follow us or Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Amazon  | Spotify --- Show notes at https://rxforsuccesspodcast.com/154 Report-out with comments or feedback at https://rxforsuccesspodcast.com/report Music by Ryan Jones. Find Ryan on Instagram at _ryjones_, Contact Ryan at ryjonesofficial@gmail.com Production assistance by Clawson Solutions Group, find them on the web at csolgroup.com    

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Hosts Julie Slater & Jason Friday chat with Tami Bahat. Born in Israel, Tami is a lens-based artist (aka "LENS CRAFTER"), whose passion lies in molding the beauty of humanity into something extraordinary. She strives to push the boundaries of her own imagination, as well as the viewer's, by creating bold works of art from striking perspectives. Creating staged tableaux, Tami explores the performative nature of portraiture in many of her photographs, influenced by Renaissance and Neoclassical conventions of still-life and chromatic symbolism. After moving to the west coast, Bahat turned her creative interests to photography and was recognized by the U.K. publication Nikon Owner Magazine. Soon after, the work appeared on the cover along with a feature story detailing her as an artist. Tami was a finalist for the Julia Margaret Cameron Award and received a Spotlight Award for Black & White Magazine. In 2014, her work was exhibited at Fotofever Paris. In 2016, Bahat was selected for Critical Mass Top 50 and she received an award from the San Diego Art Institute. Bahat's solo exhibitions include Building Bridges Art Exchange in Los Angeles, This is No Fantasy in Melbourne and the Catherine Edelman Gallery in Chicago. She also won a Young Masters Emerging Woman Art Prize from the Cynthia Corbett Gallery in London in 2019. Other venues and events that have featured her work include The Annenberg Space for Photography, The Griffin Museum of Photography, El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument, Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary, PULSE Miami, AAF Hong Kong, SCOPE NYC, and AIPAD. Tami currently lives and works in Los Angeles. We chat about her biggest inspiration (her father...how she got into photograph...working with wild animals...how connecting with people is her biggest passion...how we should all be helpers for others...soccer, chocolate, and more. Tami can be found @tamibahatphoto and https://www.tamibahatphotography.com/ Some of her work is being shown at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento June 19th through Sep 11th. The exhibition is called “Twinka Thiebaud And The Art Of The Pose.” https://www.crockerart.org/exhibitions/twinka-thiebaud-and-the-art-of-the-pose Follow @cuzihavetopodcast on Instagram for all the latest news. We'd love to hear from you - email us at cuzihavetopodcast@gmail.com. Find other episodes or leave us a voice message for the show on the anchor website. Thanks for tuning in! Keep on living those dreams, friends, CUZ YOU HAVE TO!! - jULIE AND jASON --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cuzihaveto/message

Bucks County Bytes brings to you photographer Jeff Weiser and the story behind his love of photography and The Iron Triangle. I have always been in love with the camera and capturing the moments of places, people, and landscapes, and Jeff's images lure me to who is behind the camera and the stunning landscapes that he captures, but it the people's faces that fascinate me. A face has mystery, a story, as the eyes and expression are beyond what words can sometimes measure. Listen in as Jeff Weiser talks about who he is, how it started, and tells us about the Iron Triangle...a place I never knew existed until now. Let the story capture your imagination of what life is like in a place that New York tends to forget about. The Iron Triangle is also known as the Valley of Ashes from The Great Gatsby. The Iron Triangle is encompassed in acres of auto repair shops, salvage yards, and abandoned stolen cars that have been picked clean. This is the gray and dirty part of Queens that you drive through to get from Long Island to NYC. Jeff says that people in the photos that he captured enjoyed having their pictures taken and took the time to talk and tell him a bit about their lives. They know him as “the guy with the camera”.  Jeff does make a point of returning and giving them copies of their photos. We definitely had a great talk on the podcast as I was intrigued by his ability to be in The Iron Triangle and capture these moments... The podcast cover is "Javier's Yard" and is currently featured in Black & White Magazine at the time of the interview.  It also won in the photo contest "Looking Back Looking Forward" as it is a part of a series that Jeff has been working on for the past year, Faces of the Iron Triangle. When you go to Jeff Weiser's website you will also see "Man of Faith" that took a Gold Award in the Tokyo International Foto Awards this year. Make sure to connect with Jeff Weiser on all his social media links as well as view the website of his amazing images...Jeff Weiser PhotographyInstagram@jeffweiser52FacebookJeff WeiserBucks County BytesBucks County Bytes linksSupport the show (https://paypal.me/msexpresso?locale.x=en_US)

Cintia Malhotra is an award-winning, exhibited and published photographer who is active in the international visual arts community. Her work has been exhibited in galleries such as the Los Angeles Center for Digital Art in California, the Atlantic Gallery and Plaxhall Gallery in New York, among others. Her photography has been published in Black and White Magazine, Catch Light (a publication to inspire artists and photographers) and she has been interviewed by the UK-based mobile art/photography on-line magazine, The AppWhisperer. To see her work please visit http://cintiamalhotra.com

Jana Amin is an Egyptian-American girls' education activist. She works closely with The Collateral Repair Project (@crp_amman), a Jordan-based NGO dedicated to supporting refugee women and girls. She gave a TEDxYouth Talk on changing the narrative around Muslim women. Recently, she hosted a virtual event, #17for17: Advocating for Girl's Education, where she brought together 17 influential speakers from 17 different countries and thousands of attendees. On top of that, she conducts research on the media representation of Muslim women, having presented one of her research projects at the American University of Cairo and continuing her research through her internship at the Harvard Kennedy School. She is also a member of the Youth Activism Project (@youactproject) and a podcaster and co-founder of the series Untextbooked (@untextbooked). She has been featured in The National UAE, MarieClaire Arabia, Egyptian Streets, Daily News Egypt, Black and White Magazine, and a number of other publications. If that wasn't enough, she competes nationally with her high school's debate team, is part of the varsity squash team, and plays the harp. And she's only 17! Learn more about Jana: Instagram: @janaamin03 / @bantoota LinkedIn: Jana Amin Website: https://www.janaamin.com/ Presentations: TEDxYouth Talk, UN SDG Action Panel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/paragon-podcast/message

Adriana Groisman was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and studied photography at the International Center of Photography in New York (1984-85). She is a freelance photographer based in New York City, and has been represented by Contact Press Images since 1989. Her work has been featured in major publications including The Smithsonian Magazine, Newsweek, Fortune, The Atlantic, Black and White Magazine, Aperture, Sette-Corriere della Sera in Italy, The London Sunday Times and French GEO. Her Tango project received a Mother Jones International Fund for Documentary Photography Award in 2000.    Groisman’s two books “Tango, Never Before Midnight,” and “Voices of the Tempest, Memories and Traces of the Falklands/Malvinas War” were published in December 2004 and June 2016, respectively by Ediciones Larivière. She has shown her work in the U.S., Argentina, the U.K., France, Denmark, China, Russia, Germany, Belgium, Lithuania and other countries. Her work is part of the permanent collections in the Houston Museum of Fine Arts, the Photography Museum at Charleroi, the Photobibliotek in Esbjerg, and many private collections in the USA, Europe and Argentina.    Find out more and view some more of Adriana’s images here: https://contact.photoshelter.com/gallery/Adriana-Groisman-Falklands-Malvinas/G0000MfEv6AN_rtY/P0000z1k_y0AyTXM  htp://www.photoshelter.com/c/contact/gallery-show/G000084iyArXw198/P0000z1k_y0AyTXMt  https://www.frontlineclub.com/photo_week_2012_-_voices_of_the_south_atlantic_with_adriana_groisman-2/  https://www.lensculture.com/articles/lensculture-editors-photobooks-2017-23-curators-pick-their-favorites#slideshow

I’m Peta Al Akawi and Welcome to Life School, the podcast. Each episode I’ll be chatting openly and honestly with a different guest about a whole host of purposeful topics. From personal success and failure stories, to relationship advice, tips and tricks for entrepreneurs, to professional and practical guidance on living a more fulfilled and happy life. I’ll be speaking to men and women from all walks of life, all with unique experiences they want to share in the hope of inspiring YOU. I hope throughout this series you can take away some valuable nuggets of wisdom to help you navigate through life's many twists, turns and lessons. Here at Life School, we are all about the business of learning. Welcome to the finale episode of Series 1, #DXBWomenWhoInspireMe. My guest today is an international grey-haired model, an ultramarathon runner, a Mother of 2 and an all-round trail blazer and inspiration for women of all ages, the one and only - Caroline Labouchere. At 54, Caroline started a new career as a model and ambassador for her generation. She has since gone on to lead campaigns in five editions of British Vogue, Tatler, Hello and White Magazine, to name just a few. And she regularly represents the over fifties in print and film. Caroline’s message and mission is simple: Encouraging Women to be their Best Selves. It was wonderful to sit down and get to know Caroline more and I’m so excited to share this special episode with you. I’d like to thank everyone who has supported the podcast so far. Thank you to all the incredible women who have shared their stories and thank you to every single person who has downloaded and listened to an episode, it really means a lot. I’m super excited to announce that recording for Series 2 #BumpsandBabies is well under way and will be launching next month, so stay tuned! In the meantime, you can keep up to date with all our news and guest announcements by following us on Instagram @lifeschoolme. P X Website & Insta Handles: https://www.instagram.com/carolinelabouchere/?hl=en https://www.carolinelabouchere.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrCB9fNS_eE-tamRRKinJKg

55 year old Caroline Labouchere and her grey mane are taking the world by storm! Discovered as a model at 53, this former school receptionist has gone to lead full page campaigns in British Vogue, Tatler, Hello and White Magazine just to name a few. She's an ambassador for her generation, public speaker and has been seen in movies, TV and has a huge social media following. She's also an accomplished athlete as a marathon runner. Hear about her life in front of the camera, her travel and her marathon training in Dubai! An inspiration for all women! 

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I am super thrilled about this weeks podcast episode because I get to interview Hayley Jenkin from Wholehearted Studio about the comparison trap. Hayley specialises in styling and photography for wholehearted brands and interiors, and her job is to creatively direct and style imagery campaigns to ensure her clients look their best! Her work has been featured in Real Living Magazine, White Magazine, Hello May, and she also runs workshops on the topics of styling and photography and visual identity. We chat about turning a hobby into a business, being a successful creative and a single mum, knowing what to charge for your products and services, being in a vulnerable state, using the comparison trap as a self-motivator and tools to combat the comparison trap. www.wholeheartedstudio.com.auwww.instagram.com/wholeheartedstudiowww.yourcreativestart.com www.yourcreativestart.com/podcastwww.instagam.com/yourcreativestart

PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITIONS :: ARE THEY WORTH IT? I got an email with a frequently asked question about photography competitions. Are they worth the time and money? I’ve got some thoughts to share with everyone on this. Black and White Magazine: http://www.bandwmag.com/ Communication Arts: http://www.commarts.com/

Troy Colby is an award-winning fine art photographer who creates poetic, dreamlike, and often haunting images. He has said that photography is “a chance to create a reality that is not real.” Troy was born and raised in a small rural farming community. The rural American landscape has been the backdrop that has helped Troy refine his vision. In the past few years he has worked with his son to create handcrafted worlds. Together they have found a love of recreating dreams and haunting emotions. Troy holds a BFA in Fine Art Photography from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco and is currently working on his MFA. His work has been seen in Black and White Magazine, Plates to Pixels, F-Stop, Adore Noir Magazine, and galleries from Miami to Portland. Troy is a 2015 Critical Mass finalist.

Troy Colby is an award-winning fine art photographer who creates poetic, dreamlike, and often haunting images. He has said that photography is “a chance to create a reality that is not real.” Troy was born and raised in a small rural farming community. The rural American landscape has been the backdrop that has helped Troy refine his vision. In the past few years he has worked with his son to create handcrafted worlds. Together they have found a love of recreating dreams and haunting emotions. Troy holds a BFA in Fine Art Photography from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco and is currently working on his MFA. His work has been seen in Black and White Magazine, Plates to Pixels, F-Stop, Adore Noir Magazine, and galleries from Miami to Portland. Troy is a 2015 Critical Mass finalist.

Troy Colby is an award-winning fine art photographer who creates poetic, dreamlike, and often haunting images. He has said that photography is “a chance to create a reality that is not real.” Troy was born and raised in a small rural farming community. The rural American landscape has been the backdrop that has helped Troy refine his vision. In the past few years he has worked with his son to create handcrafted worlds. Together they have found a love of recreating dreams and haunting emotions. Troy holds a BFA in Fine Art Photography from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco and is currently working on his MFA. His work has been seen in Black and White Magazine, Plates to Pixels, F-Stop, Adore Noir Magazine, and galleries from Miami to Portland. Troy is a 2015 Critical Mass finalist.

Troy Colby is an award-winning fine art photographer who creates poetic, dreamlike, and often haunting images. He has said that photography is “a chance to create a reality that is not real.” Troy was born and raised in a small rural farming community. The rural American landscape has been the backdrop that has helped Troy refine his vision. In the past few years he has worked with his son to create handcrafted worlds. Together they have found a love of recreating dreams and haunting emotions. Troy holds a BFA in Fine Art Photography from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco and is currently working on his MFA. His work has been seen in Black and White Magazine, Plates to Pixels, F-Stop, Adore Noir Magazine, and galleries from Miami to Portland. Troy is a 2015 Critical Mass finalist.

Welcome to the 4th instalment of the UrbanAwesome Street Photography Podcast. In this edition, I talk to New York based street photographer Michael Ernest Sweet about his books, his art and what makes him tick as an artist. Michael is an award-winning writer and photographer. His photographs have appeared in Popular Photography, Black and White Magazine and in Digital Camera Magazine among others. You can find more info on his website http://www.michaelsweetphotography.com Please feel free to share, download and subscribe to this podcast with iTunes, Stitcher, RSS feeds and many other podcasting platforms. http://chrisretro.com/podcastspage/ Peace. Chris Retro.

Click here for SBBP5 Show Notes as a .pdf file "SpotCast" - shorter, single topic excerpt from a full interview   From an interview with Elizabeth Hamilton, Owner, Pookie Galore Designs Lauded as one of Houston's top artists of recycled materials. Her work has been displayed in Houston's City Hall and at many prominent green shows   Tell us about your contributing a percentage of your net proceeds to charity - Primary reason:  I believe we were put on planet to make the lives of others better. One way I can to that is by providing money to charities Secondary reason:   Once I started telling people that I was giving 10% of my proceeds to the Blood Water Mission, my sales shot up.  People see the tangible benefit of the purchase as well as the chance to change someone’s life.   The Blood Water Mission www.bloodwatermission.com Build wells in Africa and provides HIV and AIDS medicine to those who need it $1 provides someone with a years worth of water. The majority of the money goes to the project and is not eaten up by administration.   Do you have any thoughts about what other businesses should consider when looking to adopt a charity for their business? Choose something that makes sense for their business Stay away form charities that are too ‘out there’ or too controversial; you want it to be something that makes your customer feel good I learned that people enjoy the opportunity to be able to help other just by shopping. Not only do they achieve something nice for their home, wardrobe, business or nice gift for someone but also it makes them feel good to be helping others at the same time. Once I started displaying Blood Water Mission's marketing materials in my booth during exhibits and including, in my own marketing materials, that 10% of my net proceeds went to The Blood Water Mission, my sales shot up dramatically!   Contact Information for Elizabeth Hamilton Business Name:   Pookie Galore Designs Business Location:  Houston, TX Blog: pookiegalore.tumblr.com Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/PookieGalore LinkedIN:www.linkedin.com/in/pookiegalore Twitter:www.twitter.com/pookiegalore Website:  Coming this Fall: Shopping Website Website soon to become a lifestyle portal (recipes, craft videos, blog entries, and later, projected to offer works from other green artists)   More about Elizabeth Multi-talented also works, on the side, as a freelance writer; script writer, even as a Program Manager . Contributions include websites, blogs and the Facebook game “Mecha Galaxy”. Most recent article and photographs, “Buying Vintage”, can be read in the April 2013 issue of ‘White Magazine’. AND just launched her first book: “Deals in Las Vegas”. This ‘deals’ book is attractive and stylish, something that you aren’t embarrassed to take out to refer to on vacation. Available on Amazon as a Kindle Book.