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DWF Newsletter April 29th 2010
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sponsored by Bay Photo Lab
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sponsored by
Bay Photo Lab |
April
29th 2010
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Welcome Back! |
 We’d
like to extend a warm welcome to the many DWF alumni
spending time with us on the forums this week.
We invite you to browse this DWF newsletter, click the
links below, and surf some very interesting discussions,
tutorials, and video lessons. Thanks for visiting, and we
appreciate that you’re back!.
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Getting Better Bookings on DWF U |
 Rosalind
& Siri are two MBA’s who recently conducted a survey of
thousands of DWF Pro members from across the country. Their
findings about marketing are extremely interesting.
In this week's DWF U video lesson, the founders of Two
Bright Lights go deep into the report they created to explain
how bookings from certain referral sources mean more revenue
than others. Head to DWF U to find out if you're focusing your
marketing efforts on the things that will make you the most
money.
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Finao Portrait Faves Contest! |
 The
Finao Portrait
Favorites Contest is on! Congratulations go to the Week #2
winner: Gina Yesnik of Saskatchewan dazzled members with a
couples portrait shot in Hawaii.
Now, voting is underway for week #3. AND you can enter the
week #4 contest right now to win a 10x4 Finao Flip Book: The
biggest little thing ever!
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Duct Tape + Drainage Tunnel = Maternity Shoot |
 The
DWF
Pros at Fuller Edge wanted to do something a little
outside of the norm. Not content with your run of the mill
"Baby Bump" photos. Erin and Chad duct taped their client to a
tunnel wall.Also on the DWF blog this week: A Mark Twain
and Skip Cohen inspired PSA, Carli Reflects on Following Your
Passion and we go Around the World in 80 seconds.
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Mike Fulton: Amazing! |
 Lighting
Expert Mike Fulton is an incredibly giving guy.
Shortly after his studio launched a brand new school
portrait business, Mike dropped into the DWF with full details
on his unbelievable school lighting setup, and full examples
of his marketing. Read about High End Portraits blended with
Snapshots.
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Available Magic: Lighting on Location |
 It’s
the most popular discussion in 10 years of DWF history. See
why the discussion goes on and on, in Bruce Dorn’s
thread “Available Magic, Lighting on Location.”
It’s a goldmine of information— and has inspired so much
comment, it’s been viewed 136,000 times!.
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In Camera Tilt: Useful or Overused? |
 Ever
since it became a popular technique a while back,
photographers have used in camera tilt over and over: But do
you do it because you can’t think of anything else— or because
it truly makes the shot special?
DWF Expert David Beckstead examines in-camera tilt,
with examples of what works, what doesn’t.
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Doug Gordon Plug |
 Doug
Gordon can help you turn your brides into glamorous
fashionistas!
His real-wedding posing techniques will help you create
fun, exciting art. If you have never seen Doug teach posing,
here’s an awesome opportunity for only $69! Class size is
limited, and the tour’s about to start, so don’t wait..
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