56. How to Build Strategic Relations in Photography - Tobi Shinobi
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Summary
On this week’s episode of This is How We Create, Tobi Shinobi shares his journey from being a lawyer to becoming a successful photographer.
He shares with us how discovered his passion for photography, and the challenges he faced in finding his style in that genre. Tobi emphasizes the importance of maintaining relationships with gateholders and sponsors as a freelancer. He also shares his seven out of ten principle for creating impactful and consistent work.
Overall, Tobi's story highlights the power of self-belief, perseverance, and attention to detail in pursuing a creative career. Podcast Producer.
Takeaways
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Building a network of talented and like-minded individuals is crucial for success in the photography industry.
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Balancing higher-profile shoots can be stressful, so it's important to find a balance and prioritize self-care.
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How to select your best work using the 7 out of 10 principle.
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Collaborating with other creatives, such as stylists and models, can enhance the quality and creativity of photography projects.
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The Sony Alpha program provides opportunities for recognition and support for photographers.
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Connecting with other photographers and creatives can lead to valuable collaborations and networking opportunities.
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