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Hi Ladies, have just recently discovered your podcasts and now listen to them when I’m in the office typing reports – yahoo! I really appreciate your time and generosity – combined with some wit and wisdom, it makes for a great listen. Thanks to Steve Eather for your feedback: If you don’t use iTunes you can get the feed here, or listen to us on Stitcher radio. This week’s theme for #ginachallenge is “style”! Interpret that however you like.Ĭlick play to listen to the podcast or find it on iTunes here. Photographers like Herb Ritts, Annie Leibovitz, Richard Avedon and even Anne Geddes all have an iconic style that can be recognised anywhere. In this episode, Gina and Valerie discuss the steps you need to take in order to discover the signature style that you can call your own, whether that’s glamour, grit – or anything in between.

But you also need to devote time to creating and nurturing your own style. When you’re an emerging photographer, you can spend a lot of time trying to create the “look” that your client wants (and that’s ok!). It’s vital that you develop your own photographic style.

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