Your Photos, Reviewed! + Tips to Improve Your Shots | ChaseJarvis RAW

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CreativeLive Pick of the Week
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This is not directly photo related, but it's something every photographer can use....Social queues and techniques through subtle body language can help you communicate more effectively in client meetings, negotiations, and more.

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[felipevasquez]

Neistat-Jarvis combo, the feelings are so strong

[othentikgym]

This is the third time I watch this video and I keep learning from it! Thanks Chase

[krassydimitrov]

Thanks for reviewing this photo of mine, Chase! Made my day. Really made me think a bunch more about composition. This photo was actually taken with Olympus OM1 and 35mm fujifilm superia, only post was removing hair and dust after the scan! And as always, thanks for everything, keep doing what you do, you're awesome!

[echtogammut]

You should talk to Casey about your media storage process. When he said he lost his footage in his last post, my first thought was your video on how you store your photos from shoot to office.

[leohynes]

Brilliant feedback Chase! Would love to see more of these, an effective way to learn.

[realvaughnfelix]

hahah the lady on the dock falling off was epically hilarious

[petterk]

Thanks, Chase. Would love more of this!

[SHIRTS]

This was fantastic !! Short and sweet and lots of great info. RAPID FIRE ROCKS! We should be able to figure the rest out.

[GochnauerStudios]

Would love to see Casey on CreativeLive or Chase Jarvis Live!!

[orcaspest]

I have really enjoyed the feedback on these pictures. Every little bit helps me learn more about composition so thank you!! :)

[TheZGALa]

Thank you for the great info and inspiration! I am making my way through your archive. Much Love.

[morepassionfoo]

this was a great episode. hope that this kind of thing becomes a staple of C.J.R.

[neildaintree]

Chase. Really enjoyed this episode and very much liking this new format. When you can be specific (not you in particular) it definitely adds value. Got a question for you, what's your biggest challenge right now? Thank you for putting all this out there.

[sunboxstudio]

Very nice! I'd love to see more photo reviews. Thank you.

[heyitsjester]

Nice! I like these! Real helpful tips! Even the slightest tip makes a biggest difference/improvement! 👍🏼

[Jportermwcc]

Thanks for the video. Reviewing websites would be a cool video too. Something a lot of people, including myself, tend to skip out on when starting their business. I waited a coupe years before I finally made one.

[thereolister]

you've inspired me to buy a good camera so I can enjoy photography, thank you for the lessons very informative I'm happy to have found your channel.

[TheJosephForsse]

Great constructive feedback! Informing about the good and instructing on what they could do to create abetter images!

[sen.sanchariii]

I really hope you will do this review thing again this year.

[ejicon]

Good info. Haven't checked out CJ in a few years now. Great to see him still doing his thing.