Inside the Unraveled Academy
Unraveled Academy co-creator Ace Fanning joins the podcast to discuss their unique approach to building community for the photography world.
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Photo Critique 102 – Negative Space!
Frederick Van Johnson and Troy Miller discuss the latest submissions to the TWiP PRO Community critique. This week’s topic was “NEGATIVE SPACE”.
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TWiP PRO Photo Critique “100” – LOVE
Frederick Van Johnson and Troy Miller discuss the latest submissions to the TWiP PRO Community critique. This week’s topic was “LOVE”. Next week’s critique (#101) is “FOUND IN THE GARDEN“.
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TWiP Photo Critique 99 – Open Topic
Frederick Van Johnson and Troy Miller discuss the latest submissions to the TWiP Community critique.
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TWiP Photo Critique 98 – OPEN TOPIC
Frederick Van Johnson and Troy Miller discuss the latest submissions to the TWiP Community critique. This week’s topic was “OPEN”.
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TWiP Photo Critique 96 – "RESOLUTION"
Frederick Van Johnson and Troy Miller discuss the latest submissions to the TWiP Community critique.
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TWiP Photo Critique 93 – "TIME"
Frederick Van Johnson and Troy Miller discuss the latest submissions to the TWiP Community critique. This week’s topic was “TIME”.
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TWiP Community Mixer – 12/6
We had a fantastic TWiP Community mixer today everyone! Along with lots of snark, jokes, and good-humored fun. Here are…
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A Look Inside Mighty Networks!
In this interview I speak with Mighty Networks founder Gina Bianchini and Brian Vu about target markets, feature set, the competition and future plans for their platform.
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Building Online Communities – TWiP 508
In this episode we go behind the scenes of the TWiP PRO Community and with the founder of LaunchPass.com, the service that manages TWiP PRO. We discuss the evolution of online communities, TWiP PRO and some best practices for building vibrant online spaces for your niche.
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Introducing the TWiP PRO Community!
I established TWiP PRO as kind of a “sane respite” from the growing crowd of opinions in the photography industry. Think of it as a kind of exclusive airport lounge. The public areas in most airports are functional, and nice enough for most people – however, some travelers would prefer a more focused experience where they can relax, have fewer people around and actually get some work done.
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The Good Dance of Business
TWiP contributor Patrick Reed shares his experiences on how he offered his services to a local ballet school as a means to promote his photography business while giving back to his community at the same time.
