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You're joined by thousands of photographers listening to the show who are all in the same journey to master their photography.

I'm Jeff Harmon, your host for this episode,

and I'm joined today by Brent Bergerm.

How are you, Brent?

Hey, doing well.

I guess I can say under the circumstances doing well because yesterday the wife went to

Walmart and actually was able to buy some toilet paper. Yay! Oh my.

Yes yes we want everyone out there listening to make sure that they are safe.

We also want to help you get your creative juices flowing.

We talked about this in the last episode, we're going to repeat some of that information at the end of the show so you want to stay tuned for the bottom of the show to see how it is. We want to help you get your creative juices flowing.

Brent, I wanted to start off this episode entering a question from

yeah Kenny Huffman. He's a long time listener known Kenny for a bit now he's an

alumni of the Create Photography retreat and he asked a question.

He wanted to know he said any method of focusing on the eye doing self-portraits?

A really good question, and something that would probably be helpful for a lot of listeners,

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