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Joshua Dwain Frith shares his journey from classic photography challenges to embracing tech solutions like AI-powered editing and workflow automation. Get the inside scoop on teaching new photographers, crafting efficient post-production pipelines, and making space for creative projects, even when life gets busy. Joshua’s honest look at the ups and downs of the craft will inspire you to find joy behind the camera and make your workflow work for you.

Joshua Dwain Frith is an award-winning photographer, Director, and Content Producer based in Brooklyn, NY. Specializing in wedding, editorial, portrait, and commercial photography. Based in Brooklyn, NY, Joshua enjoys documenting life, relationships, and special moments for his clients. He believes that a camera is a tool that is used to capture authentic stories and evoke long-lasting memories and emotions.

"I don't want people to be distracted by how the edit looks. Editing should be the thing of. You think about secondary, right? Like people, especially non photographers, they should look at the image and feel the image and then talk. And then you say, man is beautiful, and then try to figure out why it's beautiful." - Joshua Dwain Frith

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Why You Should Listen

Get actionable photography workflow improvements from a seasoned professional.
Learn practical tips for automating tasks, from culling to website updates.
Find relatable stories about balancing creativity with business responsibilities.
Be inspired to start (or restart) personal projects that grow your photography skills.
Hear how AI and tech can actually simplify, not complicate, your daily photo work.

Don’t miss this behind-the-scenes look at how other photographers handle the real-world challenges of creative life and business. Packed with useful tips, humor, and honest insight.

(00:00) - 72
(01:30) - Behind the Camera: Challenges and Joys
(04:26) - Exploring New Skills and AI Integration
(10:51) - AI in Post-Production and Workflow Automation
(17:24) - Evolution of Editing Style
(21:04) - Struggles with Creative Shoots
(23:35) - Balancing Commercial and Personal Work
(28:05) - Collaborative Efforts in Photography