In this episode Alain and Natalie talk about their experience teaching the 2016 Marketing Success Seminar which took place over two days in Phoenix, Arizona. Alain and Natalie talk about the most important aspects of selling your fine art photography successfully so that you avoid the pitfalls that plague inexperienced photographers. The goal is to teach you how to be successful selling your photography.

This Slideshow presents the many different aspects of the 2013 FIne Art Photography Summit which took place in Page, Arizona. It also shows the locations we photographed during the Vision Field Workshop following the Summit. The Native American flute music is by Travis Terry. For those of you who attended the Summit, this will bring back memories of this unique event. For those of you who could not join us, it will give you a good idea of what the Summit consists of. This slideshow is in movie

This podcast episode is a video sampler of the Composition Mastery Workshop on DVD. This is part 2 of 2. In this episode Alain continues to describe the contents of this unique tutorial on Photographic Composition and explains how it will help you reach the next step with your work. This sampler is in movie format.

This podcast episode is a video sampler of the Composition Mastery Workshop on DVD. This is part 1 of 2. In this episode Alain describes the contents of this unique tutorial on Photographic Composition and explains how it will help you reach the next step with your work. This sampler is in movie format.

This podcast episode is a video sampler of the Adjustment Layers Mastery Workshop on DVD. A special offer for this new tutorial is available at this link: http://beautiful-landscape.com/Articles-DVD-Adjustment-Layers-Mastery.html This offer is for the first 40 orders only. Place your order now before it is too late.

In this podcast episode Alain explains why having a personal style is important and how you can develop your own personal style. Alain also introduces his new tutorial, the Personal Style Master Class.

This is the September 2009 Fine Art Photography video review. The subject is a photograph taken by Johnny Eades. This review is in movie format Keep in mind you can submit your own photographs for review at any time by emailing them to me at alain@beautiful-landscape.com Keep your image files at 700 pixels maximum dimension (width or height) and save them in Jpeg format. Full instructions on submitting images, as well as a description of the review process, are available at the link above. Best

This is the August 2009 Fine Art Photography review. The subject is a photograph taken by Peter Puna. This review is in movie format. Keep in mind you can submit your own photographs for review at any time by emailing them to me at alain@beautiful-landscape.com Keep your image files at 700 pixels maximum dimension (width or height) and save them in Jpeg format. Full instructions on submitting images, as well as a description of the review process, are available at the link above. Best

This is the July 2009 Fine Art Photography review. The subject is a photograph taken by Max Hertelendy. This review is in movie format./> Keep in mind you can submit your own photographs for review at any time by emailing them to me at alain@beautiful-landscape.com Keep your image files at 700 pixels maximum dimension (width or height) and save them in Jpeg format. Full instructions on submitting images, as well as a description of the review process, are available at the link above. Best

This is the May 2009 Fine Art Photography review. The subject is a photograph created by Susan Silberberg Peirce . The review is in movie format. Keep in mind you can submit your own photographs for review at any time by emailing them to me at alain@beautiful-landscape.com Keep your image files at 700 pixels maximum dimmension (width or height) and save them in Jpeg format. Full instructions on submitting images, as well as a description of the review process, are available at this

In this podcast episode Alain and Natalie Briot discuss the importance of marketing your photographs if you want to generate sales with your photography. This podcast is also an introduction to a major update of Alain Briot's Marketing Mastery Workshop on DVD. This update is free to all Marketing Mastery Workshop on DVD owners. To learn more about Alain Briot's Marketing Mastery Workshop on DVD copy this link to your browsers URL window. A special offer is available for a limited time

This is the April 2009 Fine Art Photography review. The subject is a photograph taken by Daniel Rice. The review is in movie format and iPod format. Keep in mind you can submit your own photographs for review at any time by emailing them to me at alain@beautiful-landscape.com Keep your image files at 700 pixels maximum dimmension (width or height) and save them in Jpeg format. Full instructions on submitting images, as well as a description of the review process, are available at this

This is the February 2009 Fine Art Photography review. The subject is two photograph taken by Allen Lenth. In this review I explain which of the two I like best and why. The review is in movie format and iPod format. Keep in mind you can submit your own photographs for review at any time by emailing them to me at alain@beautiful-landscape.com Keep your image files at 700 pixels maximum dimmension (width or height) and save them in Jpeg format. Full instructions on submitting images, as well as a

This podcast episode is a review of the 2008 Bryce Canyon Fine Art Printing Summit presented as a conversation between Alain Briot, Natalie Briot and Venus Kondos

This is the December 2008 Fine Art Photography review. The subject is two versions of the same photograph taken by Bob Fields, one in color the other in black and white. In this review I explain which of the two I like best and why. The review is in movie format and iPod format. The movie file in this installment will play on your iPod or in iTunes. If itunes or ipod does not work for you, a Quicktime version of the same movie is available at this

This is the November 2008 Fine Art Photography review. The subject is a photograph of Monument Valley taken by Chris Sandberg. The review is in movie format and iPod format The movie file in this installment will play on your iPod or in iTune. If itunes or ipod does not work for you, a Quicktime version of the same movie is available at this link: http://beautiful-landscape.com/Photography-Review-Home1.html Simply copy this link and paste it in your browser's URL window to watch the movie from

This is an introduction and audio description of the new Composition Mastery Workshop on DVD. This podcast describes the central concept behind the Composition Mastery Workshop on DVD. The Composition Mastery Workshop on DVD is aimed at helping you rediscover composition. Composition is not what you thought it to be. It is much more than organizing objects in a frame. A limited time special offer is available at this

My new Composition Mastery Workshop on DVD is now available. Over one year in the making it focuses on composition through the study of the 29 separate steps that I follow to create my fine art landscape photographs. In this workshop on DVD, instead of approaching composition the "traditional" way, which is to focus on the rules of composition (the golden rule, the rule of thirds, etc.) I approach composition as being everything that affects the contents of your photographs. In this context I

This is the February 2007 Fine Art Photography review. The subject is a photograph taken by Robert Cook. The review is in iPod movie format.

This is part 2 of a series of 3 podcasts on inspiration. In part 2 Alain discusses his sources of inspiration. Part 3 will be published in a week or two. In Part 3 Natalie talks about what inspires her.