Era of the creative
Era of the Creative episode 11 Finding Your Photographic Niche with JR Hutter
Finding Your Photographic Niche with JR Hutter
Episode 11: Show Notes.
Finding your niche and developing your personal style in the creative world is going to take you to the next level. Joining us today to share his photographic journey, is “One Dope Photographer”, JR Hutter. JR fills us in on the unique way he fell into photography, the niche he found photographing women in wrestling, and his creative goals going forward. We discuss the fine balance between classy and tacky when it comes to swimwear and lingerie photography, and break down the red flags models need to look out for to avoid working with predators posing as photographers. JR shares his editing preferences, the pressure he feels from social media, and the greatest challenge of his career. Tune in to hear JR’s inspiring story and advice on how you, too, can develop a distinguishable style.
Key Points From This Episode:
How JR Hunter came to his photography handle, OneDopePhotographer.
JR’s go-to camera and lens.
His unique photography journey.
How to avoid taking tacky swimsuit and lingerie photos.
JR’s future plans for his photography career.
How he found his niche in photographing women in wrestling.
The perks his Patreons receive.
His plans to curb burnout.
JR’s photographic turnaround time.
The value of a business mindset in a creative space.
How JR developed his distinguishable style.
He shares his editing tips and preferences.
What he feels will take him to the next level.
The work that goes into delivering a photograph.
JR’s transition from shooting nightlife to shooting portraits.
The pressure of social media.
Whom JR loves to shoot and why.
His interest in incorporating video and BTS content going forward.
The greatest challenge he’s up against in his photography career.
What he wishes he knew before embarking on his photographic journey.
JR criticizes the predatory approach of other photographers in the field.
Red flags models need to look out for in photographers.
JR’s worst shoot experiences.
The networking opportunity of photographic meet-ups.
JR’s ideal shoot.
Finding Your Photographic Niche with JR Hutter
Episode 11: Show Notes.
Finding your niche and developing your personal style in the creative world is going to take you to the next level. Joining us today to share his photographic journey, is “One Dope Photographer”, JR Hutter. JR fills us in on the unique way he fell into photography, the niche he found photographing women in wrestling, and his creative goals going forward. We discuss the fine balance between classy and tacky when it comes to swimwear and lingerie photography, and break down the red flags models need to look out for to avoid working with predators posing as photographers. JR shares his editing preferences, the pressure he feels from social media, and the greatest challenge of his career. Tune in to hear JR’s inspiring story and advice on how you, too, can develop a distinguishable style.
Key Points From This Episode:
How JR Hunter came to his photography handle, OneDopePhotographer.
JR’s go-to camera and lens.
His unique photography journey.
How to avoid taking tacky swimsuit and lingerie photos.
JR’s future plans for his photography career.
How he found his niche in photographing women in wrestling.
The perks his Patreons receive.
His plans to curb burnout.
JR’s photographic turnaround time.
The value of a business mindset in a creative space.
How JR developed his distinguishable style.
He shares his editing tips and preferences.
What he feels will take him to the next level.
The work that goes into delivering a photograph.
JR’s transition from shooting nightlife to shooting portraits.
The pressure of social media.
Whom JR loves to shoot and why.
His interest in incorporating video and BTS content going forward.
The greatest challenge he’s up against in his photography career.
What he wishes he knew before embarking on his photographic journey.
JR criticizes the predatory approach of other photographers in the field.
Red flags models need to look out for in photographers.
JR’s worst shoot experiences.
The networking opportunity of photographic meet-ups.
JR’s ideal shoot.