Chloe Ramirez's guest appearances

Chloe Ramirez

Shoot Edit Chat Repeat

Adorama: The Podcast

The Image Salon Podcast

Kesha Lambert

Audrey Woulard

Chris Garbacz

Sandra Coan

Elena S Blair

Olivia Bee

Erin Babnik

Mark Wallace

Nigel Barker

Will Taylor

Erin Sullivan

Chris Burkard

Pete Souza

Chris Gunn

Natalie Franke

OwlTail

Chloe Ramirez is a lifestyle photographer who photographs real human connection. I had the chance to chat with Chloe at WPPI 2020 the day before she spoke on the Nikon stage.http://www.chloeramirezphoto.com  Moments to listen for: Be unapologetically yourself - 6:11It can be really scary when you start losing clients because you will once you find like your niche, you're going to lose clients. But just know that the more [...] you're just unapologetically yourself, [the more] you're going to attract people who are like-minded and want you to shoot exactly what you're shooting. Get out of your head and create - 19:21 I think a lot of just people can get really in their head, about everything being perfect and not wanting to ask these models or people to come if they're not fully prepared, and then you just sit at home and you never create work. I mean, maybe you don't create your favourite work ever. But it's better than sitting on the couch and not doing it, you know?Feel out the vibe of your couples - 35:49You have to feel out the vibe of each couple. I send a questionnaire out, and all the questions are designed to put them in a loving, nostalgic mode so that they're in a really good mindset for the shoot when they come in, Once you write down all the details for that, you can kind of get clues on who they are and how they love.--- This podcast is brought to you by The Image Salon, a Montreal-based photography &amp; retouching studio. Your high touch creative partner. Outsource without compromise.imagesalon.com   Music and Sound Production by Philip Creamer

Chloe Ramirez is a lifestyle photographer who photographs real human connection. I had the chance to chat with Chloe at WPPI 2020 the day before she spoke on the Nikon stage. <a href="http://www.chloeramirezphoto.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.chloeramirezphoto.com</a> Moments to listen for: Be unapologetically yourself - 6:11 It can be really scary when you start losing clients because you will once you find like your niche, you're going to lose clients. But just know that the more [...] you're just unapologetically yourself, [the more] you're going to attract people who are like-minded and want you to shoot exactly what you're shooting. Get out of your head and create - 19:21  I think a lot of just people can get really in their head, about everything being perfect and not wanting to ask these models or people to come if they're not fully prepared, and then you just sit at home and you never create work. I mean, maybe you don't create your favourite work ever. But it's better than sitting on the couch and not doing it, you know? Feel out the vibe of your couples - 35:49 You have to feel out the vibe of each couple. I send a questionnaire out, and all the questions are designed to put them in a loving, nostalgic mode so that they're in a really good mindset for the shoot when they come in, Once you write down all the details for that, you can kind of get clues on who they are and how they love. --- This podcast is brought to you by The Image Salon, a Montreal-based photography &amp; retouching studio. Your high touch creative partner. Outsource without compromise. <a href="https://imagesalon.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">imagesalon.com</a> Music and Sound Production by Philip Creamer

#17 Chloe Ramirez: Be true to yourself

We have just spent 3 brilliant days at the ClickAway photography conference in California. We interviewed some amazing guests while we were out there and can't wait to share the interviews with you.    First up, we have the talented wedding &amp; family photographer, Chloe Ramirez. Chloe's photos are just stunning and ooze love and connection, so we made sure we sat down with her to find out how she does it!    We chat about the following:   - do you need to separate family &amp; wedding photography onto 2 separate websites, or can you show it all together   - why Chloe sees herself as a director and her subjects as the actors during a shoot   - what kind of prompts Chloe gives to get natural reactions   - how she builds trust and rapport in her shoots to end on the intimate photos that she shows in her portfolio   - how Chloe has struggled with consistency in her business, and how she overcame that   - her top 3 tips for new photographers just starting out   It's a lovely chat and we know you're going to get a lot from it.    You can see Chloe's website here And follow Chloe on Instagram here     A huge thank you to Studio Ninja for sponsoring this episode. Use the code 'studioninja50' at checkout to get a massive 50% off your first year's subscription.      We'd love to know what you think of this episode:  Email:  hello@shooteditchatrepeat.com Instagram  Facebook   ​​ ​​Eddie’s Lightroom presets &amp; workshops  Vicki's Delight Retreat for family &amp; child photographers 

We have just spent 3 brilliant days at the ClickAway photography conference in California. We interviewed some amazing guests while we were out there and can't wait to share the interviews with you.  First up, we have the talented wedding &amp; family photographer, Chloe Ramirez. Chloe's photos are just stunning and ooze love and connection, so we made sure we sat down with her to find out how she does it! We chat about the following: - do you need to separate family &amp; wedding photography onto 2 separate websites, or can you show it all together - why Chloe sees herself as a director and her subjects as the actors during a shoot - what kind of prompts Chloe gives to get natural reactions - how she builds trust and rapport in her shoots to end on the intimate photos that she shows in her portfolio - how Chloe has struggled with consistency in her business, and how she overcame that - her top 3 tips for new photographers just starting out It's a lovely chat and we know you're going to get a lot from it.  <a href="http://www.chloeramirezphoto.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">You can see Chloe's website here</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/chloeramirezphoto/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">And follow Chloe on Instagram here</a> A huge thank you to <a href="https://www.studioninja.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Studio Ninja</a> for sponsoring this episode. Use the code 'studioninja50' at checkout to get a massive 50% off your first year's subscription.  We'd love to know what you think of this episode: Email:  <a href="mailto:hello@shooteditchatrepeat.com">hello@shooteditchatrepeat.com</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/shoot.edit.chat.repeat/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/shoot.edit.chat.repeat" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> ​​ <a href="Https://www.eddiesstore.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">​​Eddie’s Lightroom presets &amp; workshops</a> <a href="https://vickiknights.co.uk/delight" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Vicki's Delight Retreat for family &amp; child photographers</a>

#40  Chloe Ramirez:  Capturing love & connection in your photos 

Sacramento-based lifestyle photographer Chloe Ramirez (@chloeramirezphoto) makes emotion her priority when it comes to capturing couples and families. She joins us in the studio to talk about her first photography job, where she shot families at her local mall, how she actively avoids “Pinterest-inspired sessions,” and how she figured out the type of subject she wanted (and didn’t want) to photograph. 

Sacramento-based lifestyle photographer Chloe Ramirez (<a href="https://www.instagram.com/chloeramirezphoto/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">@chloeramirezphoto</a>) makes emotion her priority when it comes to capturing couples and families. She joins us in the studio to talk about her first photography job, where she shot families at her local mall, how she actively avoids “Pinterest-inspired sessions,” and how she figured out the type of subject she wanted (and didn’t want) to photograph.

Chloe Ramirez: Lifestyle Photographer