Hi there, I am glad to be back again. This is a short promo to let you know I’m still here and give you an update on a few things I have coming down the pike.Sorry you haven’t heard from me in a couple weeks. One week, I had the flu and was out of commission for the entire week.The other week I was working on a 5-Day Challenge which I will tell you about shortly.I do have two podcast episodes I’m working on that I’d like to get out this week.Why you need an email list and how to use itHow to create a Branding Style Guide for your business That should get us back on track.Last week I finished up another free resource. I tell you all about it. You can find it here:Five Mistakes that could be killing your personal brand - a five day challengeI'll talk with you later this week!Lyn MortonPersonal Branding Coach & Podcasterlyn@lynmorton.comwww.lynmorton.com/personalbrandingFB/IG @personalbrandingwithlynAre you making any of these personal branding mistakes? Take my 5-Day challenge to see where you measure up and get the tools to get back on track. Enroll for free now at http://5mistakes.lynmorton.com.Support the show (https://www.learncanon.com/patrons)

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A quick update - 5-Day Challenge + What's coming this week

When you get started with Speedlites, there are so many decisions — on camera or off, optical or radio, one flash or many, fill flash or key. Fortunately for us, we have the man who has been going deep with Canon products for almost 25 years. Brian Worley is a former product manager for Canon Europe and still works with them on a contract basis. If you have ever read the UK photography magazines, PhotoPlus, or EOS User, you’ve probably read his words. Well, today, we get to pick his brain on Speedlites. If you are a natural light photographer, only because you are afraid of Speedlites, then fear no more. Brian Worley is going to simplify Speedlites for you. By the end of this episode, I hope you’ll be motivated to take a Speedlite or two out to see what you can create.Support the show (https://www.learncanon.com/patrons)

Getting started with Canon Speedlites featuring Brian Worley

I walked by Frank and Scott three times before I stopped and asked to take their photo. The two tattoo artists were joking around outside a tattoo shop, and I was out shooting street portraits for my 100 Strangers project.Over the years, I’ve done photographed plenty of street portraits and even started teaching others how to do it. Most people I teach overcome the same initial fears and find that it’s a rewarding experience for them too.Now, it’s your turn. In this episode, I will show you how you can make street portraits confidently.Listen to the podcast.Support the show (https://www.learncanon.com/patrons)

How to make street portraits

Street photography is one of the more accessible yet challenging forms of photography. As long as you have a camera, any camera, it’s available to you. We’ve been seeing it in some form or another for several decades now. But if you want to be good, you have to work at it. You have to decide which approach you want to take and how you will go about creating. Should you engage or not engage people. And how you will deal with them?Josh Katz has not only thought about all these issues, he has also been sharing and teaching about them on his popular YouTube channel. He has an earnest charm when he teaches, which probably accounts for his popularity. His YouTube channel has 370,000 subscribers — which is almost the same population of my home town, New Orleans.He has a lot of great insights for us, too.Support the show (https://www.learncanon.com/patrons)

How to create street photography featuring YouTuber Josh Katz

Sometimes the mayday comes with a long explanation. Sometimes it is a message that is short and to the point.“Help I have to photograph a wedding!” I know many photographers get that call, because often, I get the next mayday, “Help! I have to photograph a wedding!In this episode, I’ll give the full response I often wished I had the time to offer. Here is everything a non-wedding photographer should know before attempting a wedding.Listen to the podcastSupport the show (https://www.learncanon.com/patrons)

Help! I have to photograph a wedding

For a photographer and sports fan growing up in a football town, there’s one question you always dream of hearing, “would you like to shoot from the sidelines of an NFL game?”And for Scott Kelby, the dream came true. He shot for three years as a backup wire service photographer and another six years as the primary wire service photographer covering his hometown Tampa Bay Buccaneers.As you might expect, that experience comes with lots of great stories, not to mention helpful photography lessons.I’m talking photography and sports with THE Scott Kelby. Listen to the podcast.Support the show (https://www.learncanon.com/patrons)

Scott Kelby - 'talking about two of my favorite things, photography & sports'

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