Today&apos;s episode answers a few questions that I get asked all the time. How did you get started? How do you get more gigs? When is it time to go full time? What was it like early in your career? Etc. I hope you enjoy this episode! 

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Olie's Story

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Hiring help, does it make you or break you?

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Dressing for Success!

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The one thing you should always do.

Here&apos;s a secret that no one likes to hear. It is ok to shoot JPEG for some things. Watch this video to find out why I shoot JPEG sometimes and why it&apos;s necessary to shoot RAW other times. This episode is part of our Free Course about Getting Started in Rodeo Photography! Find it at www.equinephotoschool.com! 

JPEG vs. RAW, When and Why?

I&apos;ve heard just about every excuse in the book. I&apos;m telling you this as a friend and business advisor. Do not delete another photo until you hear me out because deleting old photos isn&apos;t saving you money it is costing you money.Are you running out of storage? Do you feel like no one will ever want &apos;old&apos; photos? Have you ever had a customer ask you for photos you deleted? Maybe you just haven&apos;t had these problems yet. I&apos;ve sold 7 figures in photos and here to tell you that a surprising number of those photos were purchased more than a year after I shot those photos in the first place. Deleting old photos isn&apos;t saving you money, it is costing you money Be sure to watch the following video or listen to the podcast episode so you can decide if you ever want to delete another photo. This is part of a FREE COURSE on getting started in photography check it out at www.equinephotoschool.com.

STOP! Do not delete your photos anymore! Here's why.

Be sure to check out the upcoming workshop: www.equinephotoschool.com/coachingThere are 3 ways to stop time in photography, Shutter Speed, Flash Duration, or "both". Ok, so it&apos;s more like 2 ways but you get the picture.

3 Ways to Freeze Action

If you&apos;re like me you get asked a ton of questions and many of them are repeated almost daily. Our default reaction is to reply via text or a phone call but there is a better way. If you record a video to answer these questions or to train your employees it will save so much time in the long run. Instead of replying to the message with a half-baked answer, you can reply to a link to your video on YouTube or saved it to your camera roll. Then you&apos;re using your own well-thought-out words and visuals to answer the questions and do the training. This podcast episode is also a video on Equine Photo School&apos;s YouTube Channel. Check out the accompanying blog post at www.equinephotoschool.com. 

Using Videos to Answer Questions and Train Employees

Olie Moss and his guests disclose all their 'secrets' of the horse and rodeo photography business. To help you to improve your skills so you can thrive in today's market! You'll learn how to shoot rodeos, photograph stallions, sell images to corporations, and market your services. You'll soon be creating the life and pictures you've always wanted. If you're looking to just take better horse pictures or go full time with your photography business, you'll find this podcast worth listening to. Since 2014 Olie has been supporting himself and his team with photography and helping others do the same. Olie and his guests share openly about their struggles and how they overcame them. Olie will guide you through the journey with productivity tips, relationship building, lighting, printing, gear, and even avoiding burnt out. There will be solo episodes and interviews with the leaders in the equine industry.

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