 On this episode of Full Frame with Corey, our host delves into the importance of investing in others and highlights the nonprofit organization, Project Lifeforce. The organization is currently planning summer reading and gardening camps that aim to improve the reading comprehension skills of kids and help them transition into adulthood. Corey also touches on the need for photographers to know how to relate to people and connect with them on a personal level in addition to being knowledgeable about equipment.
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 On this episode of Full Frame with Corey, we dive into the world of photography storage and the importance of memory cards. The discussion highlights the fact that memory card size and write speed affect cameras, especially in continuous shutter mode. It's also important to backup photographs and have a system in place for managing these files. Whether you're a beginner or a professional, you could benefit from listening to this episode. So tune in and learn how to optimize your storage!
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A Day in the Life w/ Daniel BarosIn this episode of Full Frame Corey discusses the differences and well as some pros and cons of DSLR and Phone Cameras, allowing you to choose the right device for your photography!
In this episode of Full Frame, Corey gives an overview of the eight skills that a photographer will need, regardless of their current level of ability. This practice guide is open and candid about what to look for in yourself in case you are interested in this wonderful craft!
Our new podcast, Full Frame is off to a rousing start with an overview of photography events and how to use the Camera Coach website. This first episode recounts our most recent photoshoot, allowing for a behind the scenes look at the life of a professional photographer and features our own Dominique Dunagan!
 We are beyond excited to have our Gear Guide page up and running!!! Through the page you can request a free quick consultation or find recommendations for all sorts of photo equipment. These aren't random recommendations either... they are things that we've purchased or had hands-on experience with. If you know someone that's in the market for new camera gear, then send them our way!
Every wondered what type of camera to get? Or if the camera gear you have lying around is good enough to capture the pictures you want? Well wonder no longer! Our equipment page is here to help! Everything on the page is or has been used and vetted by our staff so you don't have to guess or spend money on expensive gear when you don't need to!
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