Ep. #061 - Breaking Out of a Creative Rut with Jenn Van Elk

jenn and steve van elk hip bump at the minnetrista

PC: Megan Renee Thompson

Any posing ideas for a couple where the groom is disabled and sometimes in a wheelchair and sometimes on crutches? What do you do if the timeline goes too far in depth? How do you break out of a creative rut? What should you do if there's been a death in the bride or groom's family?

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This is a question heavy episode. Jenn, Steve’s wife, fills in for Dustin this week because he’s incapacitated. Steve and Jenn answer questions from the internet in this action filled episode.

Beer Talk:
Jenn’s drinking an Apple Pie Wine from Oliver Winery.
Steve’s drinking a Two Hearted from Bells Brewery.

It's almost all Q&A:
Have you guys shot a disabled wedding before and do you have any thoughts on posing, apart from close ups looking down, so the bride (who isn't disabled) doesn't look like the caretaker?
Why do brides send timelines to vendors that include lots of extraneous information?
Have you ever been in a creative rut and feel that the work you’re producing is crap? If so, what do you do?
The bride's dad passed away three weeks ago. How should you attack that situation?

Gear Talk:
Call in about the Fuji XT-3 from Carl Osmond of Driftwood Media Productions.

More Q&A:
The family gave me a boutonniere on the wedding day. What am I supposed to do with this? I'm the photographer. Has anyone else been given a boutonniere or corsage while shooting?
SOS... How can I avoid black holes for eyes? I understand basic editing. I've tried radial filters, brushes and levels and nothing seems to help. Can anyone help?


Jenn Van Elk:
www.jennifervanelk.com
www.instagram.com/jennvanelkphoto


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