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040 - Is AI cheating or is it an evolution in photography?
Every time photography takes a technological leap, someone cries “cheating.” It happened with autofocus, digital sensors, and Photoshop. Each was branded as the end of “real” photography. And yet, here we are — using all three as standard tools of the craft. Now it’s AI’s turn in the spotlight. The same debate is flaring up again, only louder. But let’s be honest — AI isn’t cheating. It’s evolution. AI doesn’t make you a better photographer. It doesn’t give you vision, taste,


039 - Headshot or Portrait? The Line is Blurring!
Traditionally, a headshot was simple: shoulders up, neutral background, polished expression. Its job was clear—present you as professional, approachable, and trustworthy. A portrait , on the other hand, was broader in scope. It aimed to tell a story, capture personality, and often included more of the body, environment, and mood. But today, the distinction between the two isn’t always so clear. Business professionals, entrepreneurs, and creatives increasingly want photos tha


038 - Headshots or Business Photos
Who needs an updated business photo? by Bryce Murdoch Updating your headshot is more than just a cosmetic choice—it’s a professional necessity. In today’s digital-first world, your headshot is often the first impression clients, employers, or colleagues have of you. An outdated photo can send the wrong message, making you appear less approachable, less credible, or even out of touch. A current headshot reflects who you are today. People want to recognize you as you look now,
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