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Depth of Field Conference with B H Photo in New York City

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Finding affordable education can be really hard to do.  Ike and I, and our family, had the opportunity to join B & H for their annual Depth of Field Conference, back in February (just two weeks before Covid-19 got really bad) in New York City. 

We had so much fun being in the Big Apple for a week, sight-seeing, hanging with friends and having the opportunity to be a part of B & H’s platform as their first headlining senior photography speakers.

While in New York, we had the chance to speak on two really important topics related to senior photography:  building relationships to build a strong business & social media and how young people engage online and what photographers should be doing to connect in a more authentic way.   Both topics were things we not only enjoyed speaking about but had positive feedback on.

While there, we also got a chance to hang with the B & H team that conducts their podcast and got to share our thoughts on photography as a husband/wife team, the wedding industry, storytelling and how we approach both individually and as a team, and our plans for the future.  Since then, Covid-19 has come and changed all of our lives – so we offered an amended version of our podcast. 

You can hear it by visiting this link.

Absolutely recommend checking out the Depth of Field Conference.  It was an incredible event jam-packed with some of our industry’s most dynamic speakers.  There was shooting, photo competition, portfolio reviews, enough gear to get anyone excited and so many new and old friends.   10/10 think you should add it to your list as a conference to check out.

Have you been to Depth of Field?  Would you consider a photography conference in the middle of winter?  Have you heard our podcast interview?  If so, what did you think.

All photos for this post provided by Sam Liu Photography.

Let us know below.

Until next time, 

Ike and Tash