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Shoot Your Shot Photography Podcast

Your community driven wedding and portrait photography podcast. Hosted by Lindsay Coulter & Timothy Muza.

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44:02

Deep Fakes in Wedding Photography

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2025/07/14

Lindsay and Tim delve into the implications of AI influencers and deep fakes in the wedding photography industry. They discuss the rise of AI-generated content, the ethical concerns surrounding privacy and content theft, and the impact on real photographers and clients. The conversation also touches on YouTube's new policy regarding AI-generated videos and the importance of authenticity in content creation. As the landscape of digital content continues to evolve, the hosts emphasize the need for

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59:42

Wedding Photography on Film with Ryan Truong (Panda...

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2025/07/07

Lindsay and Tim interview Ryan, the owner of Panda Plush Photography. Ryan shares his unique journey from digital to film photography, detailing how a trip to Vietnam reignited his passion for film. He discusses the resurgence of film photography during the pandemic, the importance of community in the photography world, and offers valuable tips for beginners. Ryan also explains the challenges and joys of running a film development lab, and the story behind the name 'Panda Plush.' The conversation

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01:05:53

the Messy Middle of Wedding Season

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2025/06/30

Lindsay and Tim discuss the challenges photographers face during the busy wedding season, emphasizing the importance of managing stress and anxiety. They share practical tips for maintaining a healthy work-life balance, effective client communication, and the significance of self-care. The conversation also highlights the need for photographers to embrace their unique journeys and celebrate small wins, while providing actionable advice for navigating the hectic nature of the industry.Want us to

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01:38:02

The best wedding lenses 2025 ranked

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2025/06/23

Lindsay and Tim explore the world of wedding photography lenses, ranking various Nikkor lenses based on their performance and suitability for wedding photography. The ranking covers a huge range of lenses, from the high-end 58mm F0.95 Noct to the versatile 70-200mm F2.8, providing insights into their strengths and weaknesses for wedding photographers. There is an emphasize the importance of choosing the right lens for specific scenarios, making this episode a valuable resource for both aspiring and

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01:03:08

Styled shoot turned into a real wedding.

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2025/06/16

Episode 66 of Shoot Your Shot podcast, hosts Tim and Lindsay share a dramatic story about a content day that unexpectedly turned into a wedding, leading to discussions about creative control, compensation, and the legal implications of such situations. The conversation also delves into the psychology of group dynamics in professional settings and the importance of clear communication in photography projects. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the complexities of boundaries within the

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39:35

Should You Have a Photography Studio in 2025?

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2025/06/09

Lindsay and Tim discuss their experiences with their podcast studio, including the journey of refreshing the space, the value of owning a studio, and the considerations that come with studio ownership. They talk about the multifaceted benefits of owning a studio space, including cost-sharing, fostering creativity through collaboration, and building a community. They explore how a dedicated creative environment can enhance professionalism and attract clients, while also addressing the complexities of

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01:44:39

Wedding Photography Sales Strategies

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2025/06/02

Timothy and Lindsay are joined by Ben Joubert, a sales manager at Focal, to discuss the intricacies of sales in the photography industry. They explore common booking mistakes, the importance of effective communication, and how to handle objections without resorting to sleazy tactics. Ben shares his journey into sales, emphasizing the value of helping clients and understanding their needs. The conversation also delves into what couples look for in wedding photographers and how photographers can

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42:11

5 Things you need to know about shooting big and...

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2025/05/12

Tim and Lindsay discuss the importance of consistency in photography, particularly when balancing different types of photography businesses such as elopements and larger weddings. They emphasize the significance of branding, emotional intelligence, and the experience provided to clients, regardless of the scale of the event. The conversation also touches on the importance of patience in capturing authentic moments and how to structure photography packages effectively to reflect the level of service

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56:19

How to Safeguard Your Images from Unauthorized Use

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2025/05/05

Lindsay and Tim delve into a significant copyright case involving photographer Michael Greco and the unauthorized use of his images. They discuss the implications of copyright infringement for photographers, the importance of understanding the discovery rule versus the injury rule, and how to protect creative work in a digital age. The conversation also highlights real-world examples of copyright issues, the financial risks associated with infringement, and strategies for managing vendor

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55:40

Spring Cleaning for Photographers: A Seasonal Guide

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2025/04/28

Lindsay and Tim discuss the importance of spring cleaning for photographers. They explore various aspects of cleaning and organizing, including gear maintenance, workspace optimization, and SD card management. The conversation emphasizes the need for a clean and organized environment to enhance productivity and creativity in photography. They also share personal anecdotes and practical tips for maintaining gear and creating a conducive workspace. In this conversation, the speakers share personal

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53:08

Photographer turned away at the Canada US Border

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2025/04/21

Lindsay and Tim discuss the implications of new border control regulations affecting Canadians traveling to the U.S. They explore the impact of these changes on travel preferences, the economy, and the challenges faced by content creators at the border. The episode features a story about a photographer's experience with border regulations and insights from immigration experts, culminating in a discussion about environmental initiatives related to border control. In this episode, the conversation

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01:10:14

Social Templates With Angela Shae

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2025/04/14

Lindsay and Tim host Angela Shea, creator of Social Templates, a service for photographers. They discuss Angela's journey from dental hygienist to photographer and template creator, navigating confidence, technical skills, and burnout's impact on mental health. They explore social media's evolution, focusing on Instagram's video content and AI features, and share insights on uprooting for adventure in Southern California, evolving careers into social media management, and using creativity in

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01:52:30

Minimalism in Photography with Jeff Chang

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2025/04/07

Lindsay and Tim welcome photographer Jeff Chang, who shares his journey in the photography world, the significance behind his business name 'The Apartment', and his unique artistic style. The conversation delves into the challenges of wedding photography, the importance of creative control, and the emotional connections captured through photography. Jeff's insights inspire both budding and seasoned photographers to embrace their craft and explore new possibilities. In this conversation, they explore

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56:42

Asking Photographers at WPPI 2025

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2025/03/31

It's a WPPI recap episode. With a microphone and iphone, Tim and Lindsay walked the floor of the trade show asking photographers questions about gear, technique and hypothetical questions that separate the weak from the strong. Streeters include Sam Hurd, Jeff Chang, Ana Pastoria. Tune into a future episode to hear from Taylor Jackson, Chris Denner, and Staci Brucks. Want us to feature your question, photography story, or industry hot take on an episode? Send us a DM, voice note, or video on

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38:30

Wedding Photography is Magic w Magic Wedding...

Shoot Your Shot Photography Podcast ·

2025/03/24

In this episode of the Shoot Your Shot podcast, hosts Tim and Lindsay welcome (Maciej) Magic, a wedding photographer from Poland, who shares his journey from local weddings to becoming a sought-after destination wedding photographer. Magic discusses his strategies for attracting international clients, the importance of networking, and how viral content can significantly impact a photographer's career. He also shares insights on current trends in photography and social media, and his plans for future

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44:10

Wedding Guest Threatens Lawsuit After Bouquet Toss...

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2025/03/17

They discuss the whimsical predictions of a Magic 8 Ball, share a dramatic story involving a bouquet toss lawsuit, and reflect on the cultural changes in Iceland as it becomes more commercialized. The conversation also touches on the legal implications of events at weddings, highlighting the potential for liability and the differences in legal systems between the U.S. and Canada. In this episode, the hosts delve into the complexities of liability in event hosting, particularly in the context of

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46:07

Understanding Tariffs: What Photographers Need to Know

Shoot Your Shot Photography Podcast ·

2025/03/10

Lindsay & Tim discuss the chaos in the photography world due to the ongoing US-Canada-Mexico-China trade war. They explore the implications of rising tariffs on photography gear, the economic changes affecting photographers, and practical solutions for navigating these challenges. The conversation emphasizes the importance of supporting local businesses and understanding consumer behavior during economic downturns, while also highlighting the enduring value of photography in people's lives. They

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41:52

From Second Shooter to Full-Time Photographer

Shoot Your Shot Photography Podcast ·

2025/03/03

Lindsay and Tim discuss the journey of transitioning from second shooting to becoming a full-time photographer. They emphasize the importance of building a client base and engaging with the photography community. The conversation also touches on the challenges of receiving unsolicited advice and questions from peers, highlighting the need for specificity in requests. Additionally, they discuss the significance of protecting creative resources and building meaningful connections within the

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01:15:06

Posing as their competitor to steal leads

Shoot Your Shot Photography Podcast ·

2025/02/24

In this episode of the Shoot Your Shot podcast, the hosts discuss various themes related to the photography industry, including the importance of follow-ups, the celebration of their one-year podcast anniversary, and the dynamics of community and competition among photographers. They delve into a troubling case of unethical practices where a photography business is accused of misleading advertising and stealing leads from others. The conversation highlights the impact of competition on growth and

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53:24

Photographer Questions From Imaging USA

Shoot Your Shot Photography Podcast ·

2025/02/17

From the floors of Imaging USA 2025 In Dallas Texas, Tim and Lindsay open the phone lines up to some of our listeners. They talk about the importance of maintaining strong client relationships in photography, particularly transitioning wedding clients to family photography. They discuss strategies for effective communication and engagement, including the significance of online reviews and how to leverage them positively. The conversation also explores the value of podcasting as a platform for

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