Acclaimed photography and inspiration guide Design Aglow’s The Branching Out Issue is a compilation of articles, stories, and inspiration from the most talented photographers in the industry. From Rock Stars of Photography’s own Jerry Ghionis to Anna Kuperberg, Sarah Petty, Susan Stripling, Anne Ruthmann, the Boudoir Divas and more, this issue showcases diversification within the photography market.
In this issue:
Petty Ambition: Sarah Petty
Photographer Laura Novak sits down for a one-on-one interview with Sarah Petty, one of our industry’s most knowledgeable marketing and networking gurus. Branch out into higher sales for your studio by following her priceless advice.
Inside Real Studios: Adele Reding
Elizabethtown, Kentucky is home to Adele Reding Photography, one of the most innovative, creative and awe-inspiring photography studios you will find. This wife and husband team (Adele and Sean) provides clients with photographic art that is modern, fresh, elegant and emotional. Join us as we learn about how they have put together a studio that catches the eye of everyone passing by as well as what goes into producing treasured images of priceless art for their clients.
Anne Ruthmann: Twitterpated
How do savvy business owners understand tagging, flickering and tweeting as more than signs of indigestion? Design Aglow speaks with mischievous marketing maven Anne Ruthmann about why “Message Boards are Forever.”
Boudoir Divas: Pillowtalk
Design Aglow speaks with Kimberlee West of the Boudoir Divas to discuss why Victoria shouldn’t have to keep her negligee a Secret any longer.
Anna Kuperberg: Dogged Determination
Design Aglow talks with award winning wedding photographer Anna Kuperberg about determination, diversification and dogs in funny hats.
Susan Stripling: On Location
What could be more fun than spending a week at the beach with your best friends? A long weekend in your favorite city? A multi-day party in a foreign country? More and more brides and grooms are taking to the roads and skies and planning destination weddings that encompass not just the wedding day but days of pre-parties and get-togethers with their nearest and dearest.
Jay Reilly: Life On The Stock Market
What happens when photographers broker images on the stock exchange? Design Aglow talks to Jay Reilly about the bare market, the bull market and the super market.
Rachel Devine: Devine Inspiration
How does busy commercial photographer Rachel Devine make a name for herself with companies like Target and The Little Gym? Design Aglow talks to this dazzling mother of three, wife, friend and award-winning photographer.
Marci Ralph: Sty(list)a
Known for her flawlessly-styled senior sessions as well as innovative set design, Indiana photographer Marci Ralph is always on the go and excitedly working on the next big thing. Luckily for Design Aglow, she slowed down just long enough to talk past successes and future plans.
Inspired Project: Easy 3D Photo Displays
Feeling a little crafty lately? This issue’s Inspired Project introduces us to magical 3D portrait displays. Kiss those frames and canvases goodbye and step into the world of eye-catching photo display goodness!
The Rockstars of Photography: Jerry Ghionis
It’s quite likely that you have heard of the name, Jerry Ghionis. The man is known. Known as smart, funny, driven, talented, successful. Known as the quintessential rock star photographer. And known as fiercely unapologetic for how he teaches and how he shoots. Plus, he’s pretty damned likeable.
• In full-resolution PDF format, view the entire issue right from your hard drive for easy archiving and navigation
• Instantly download upon checkout
• All information and inspiration, never any ads
• 386 pages of pure eye-candy
A few notes from Design Aglow about our products.
Customization: This product is an instant download and is fully customizable unless otherwise noted. A support guide is provided with your product, or in our Tutorials section. It offers a generalized overview for customizing the template. NOTE: Both the template and tutorial are designed specifically for professional photographers and assume a working knowledge and intermediate experience with Photoshop and a familiarity with layer masks.
Printing: Unless otherwise noted, all template layouts are formatted for standard professional lab printing. You can print your final products anywhere professional services are provided, however we do include a recommended lab with your download.
Fonts: Most fonts used in Design Aglow products are standard system fonts that may already be installed on your computer, or are easily attainable by downloading from the creators. Due to copyright protection, we are unable to include these files directly in the template, but a quick Internet search for the font online will typically yield several resources (font style names are included with your product for easy searching).
About Your Purchase: We understand inspiration knows no boundaries and that you're probably eager to get started. This product is designed to be used immediately, which is why we made it digital! We do hope you understand, however, that since it is digital, we are unable to offer refunds or exchanges. Before you finalize your purchase, take one more look to be sure it's exactly what you need and that you have the appropriate software.
One more thing: If you haven't purchased from us before, take a minute to review our Copyright Information, for important details on how you legally use this product. It will probably answer most of the questions you may have, and explains key product usage guidelines.
Have questions? Contact us anytime. A friendly, intelligent member of Design Aglow will be happy to offer assistance during our operating hours, M-F 9:00-5:00 (U.S. eastern time). |
Page
9
of
11 
