Tam Lan Truong, a McGill University graduate, is a multilingual photographer specializing in classical musicians. With mentorship from his father and music teachers, he embarked on a photography journey, capturing renowned artists and events like Opera de Montreal. His versatile skills blend beauty and spontaneity, immortalizing cherished moments through visual storytelling.
Takeaways
- Photography goes beyond technical skills; it requires genuine passion and interest in the subjects you capture.
- Focus on the aspects of everyday life that truly captivate you, as they will shape your photography style.
- While preparation is important, it is equally crucial to embrace spontaneity and let go of control during a shoot.
- Building connections with clients involves understanding their vision, engaging in meaningful conversations, and creating a comfortable environment to capture their essence.
- Trial and error is a valuable learning process in photography, allowing for growth and continual improvement.
- Self-learning, research, and exposure to inspiring work contribute to the development of photography skills.
- We are our own best teachers and learn at our own pace when we are ready.
- Genuine connections with clients and the community lead to recommendations and long-term relationships.
- Organic marketing, based on trust and a sense of community, plays a vital role in photography.
- Creating a positive and enjoyable experience during a photoshoot is crucial for capturing genuine moments, as people remember how they feel.
- Embrace both artistry and business aspects for success.
- Know your audience and market your work accordingly.
- Adapt to the digital age while staying true to your artistic vision.
- Embrace new experiences and learn from failures.
- Persistence is key to building a successful creative career.
- Be open to trying new things and accepting initial shortcomings.
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Kristine Dizon
The Modern Artist Project
