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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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38:30

Wedding Photography is Magic w Magic Wedding...

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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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01:13:01

Data-Driven Photography: Insights from Pic-Time’s...

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2025/02/10

Tim and Lindsay do a dive into the data from Pic-time's Industry Data: How Photographers Shot in 2024. They discuss camera brand preferences, busy seasons for photographers, and optimal days for delivering galleries, providing valuable insights for both new and seasoned photographers. In this conversation, the speakers discuss various aspects of photography, including the best times for photoshoots, the shift towards vertical photography, and the expectations clients have regarding the number of

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58:25

Being Inclusive to Grow Your Business With Martina...

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2025/02/03

Martina Lanotte, a queer wedding photographer based in Copenhagen, shares her journey from studying linguistics to specializing in queer elopements. She emphasizes the importance of storytelling in wedding photography, the need for inclusivity and representation in the industry, and the role of language in making all couples feel welcome. Martina discusses the challenges of navigating beauty standards and the importance of building trust with diverse clients. She encourages photographers to reflect

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01:10:20

Preventing Injuries in Wedding Photography

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2025/01/27

Talking about physical health and wellness for photographers, particularly focusing on injuries sustained from the demands of the job. They explore the importance of maintaining physical fitness, the significance of core strength, and the mind-body connection in photography. The conversation also touches on fun and engaging physical activities that can help photographers stay active and healthy, as well as practical tips for preventing injuries related to camera gear and posture. In this episode,

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53:06

How To Book A Destination Wedding

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2025/01/20

Timothy and Lindsay Coulter dive into the world of destination weddings. They discuss their personal experiences, how to book destination weddings, the importance of having a solid portfolio, and the legal considerations photographers must keep in mind when working abroad. The conversation is filled with insights on marketing oneself as a destination wedding photographer and the unique challenges and rewards that come with this niche in the wedding industry. In this conversation, Timothy discusses

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57:19

Why I Switched to Nikon

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2025/01/13

Lindsay's switch from Canon to Nikon. They explore the reasons behind the switch, the challenges faced with different camera systems, and the importance of gear in producing quality work. The conversation delves into personal experiences, technical aspects of various camera systems, and the emotional connection photographers have with their equipment. In this conversation, they discuss the transition from Canon to Nikon, sharing insights on navigating the challenges of switching camera systems,

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01:10:48

Scammed by Their Photographer: The Jacqueline Poole...

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2025/01/06

Jacqueline Poole-Montesano , a wedding photographer accused of scamming clients and vendors. Tim and Lindsay explore the implications of her actions on the wedding industry, the lack of regulation for wedding vendors. The conversation highlights the need for better practices and accountability in the photography business. Timothy shares the first-hand accounts from 4 brides who shared their stories with us. The discussion highlights the emotional and financial impact on clients, the importance of

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47:07

Making 2025 Your B!tch: Our Formula For Success

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2024/12/30

Timothy and Lindsay discuss the evolving landscape of photography in 2025, emphasizing the importance of ethical AI usage and the necessity of building strong partnerships within the industry. They explore the implications of AI in photography, particularly in wedding scenarios, and share insights on how to effectively establish preferred vendor relationships to enhance business opportunities. In this conversation, Timothy discusses various strategies for photographers to enhance their business in

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01:28

Happy Holidays From Lindsay & Tim - X-Mas Check-In

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2024/12/23

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays friends! There is no episode this week. All we ask is that you hold your loved ones close, drink your drinks, chew your favourite foods and look forward to next Monday's full episode. Want us to feature your question, photography story, or industry hot take on an episode? Send us a DM, voice note, or video on instagram @TheShootYourShotPodcast. Your privacy is important to us. If you want to remain anonymous just let us know :) Sign up with Imagen AI to streamline

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01:35:33

27 years Evolving as a Photographer with Chris Denner

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2024/12/16

Tim and Lindsay welcome Chris Denner, a seasoned photographer with 27 years of experience. The conversation explores Chris's unique approach to photography, his cultural influences, and the evolution of his career. They discuss the importance of community, branding, and innovative marketing strategies, including the effective use of social media and wedding fairs. Chris shares insights on client engagement and the significance of building relationships throughout the photography journey. In this

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01:02:30

Your Year Wrapped: Listeners Peaks & Valleys of 2024

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2024/12/09

In this episode of the Shoot Your Shot podcast, hosts Timothy Muza and Lindsay discuss a variety of topics ranging from personal anecdotes, holiday gifts, and the complexities of client relationships in the photography business. They explore themes of feminism through the lens of Hooters, share listener experiences of peaks and valleys in their photography journeys, and delve into the challenges of client ghosting and communication. The conversation also touches on the importance of deposits and

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01:04:44

The Good & The Bad Of 2024 Photography

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2024/12/02

In this episode of the Shoot Your Shot podcast, hosts Timothy Muza and Lindsay Coulter reflect on the peaks and valleys of their year, discussing personal milestones, business challenges, and the importance of looking back to inform future decisions. They share insights on public speaking, the impact of loss on mental health, and the difficulties of outsourcing creative work. The conversation emphasizes the value of reflection and learning from experiences, both good and bad, as they prepare for the

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59:19

Top Trends for 2025 Wedding Photography

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2024/11/25

Hosts Tim and Lindsay discuss the evolving trends in wedding photography, particularly focusing on the rise of candid and documentary styles, the revival of film and Super 8 formats, and the importance of planning for a successful wedding day. They explore how the pandemic has influenced a new generation of couples who are unfamiliar with traditional wedding expectations, leading to a shift in what clients desire from their photographers. The conversation highlights the balance between capturing

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50:28

Our Wedding Photography Lenses

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2024/11/18

In this episode of the Shoot Your Shot podcast, hosts Tim and Lindsay discuss the creative constraints of using prime lenses, the challenges of the busy wedding season, and strategies for streamlining album sales and client communication. They also delve into the importance of video in photography, the essentials of wedding day gear, and the evolution of photography equipment over the years. The conversation is filled with personal anecdotes, practical tips, and insights into the photography

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50:35

Starting Fresh: Building a Photography Business in a...

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2024/11/11

In this episode of the Shoot Your Shot podcast, hosts Timothy Muza and Lindsay Coulter discuss the challenges of moving to a new area as a photographer and starting over with a new client base. They provide practical advice on leveraging existing skills, researching the local market, and building relationships with local vendors to establish a successful photography business in a new location. In this conversation, Timothy Muza discusses the importance of collaboration and networking in the

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