You're listening to the Heart Nuzzle podcast. We are your host, Evie McLeod and Lindsay Roman.

Welcome back to another episode. Friend, we are so happier here. I know we say that a lot, but

truly, we are just so grateful every time you tune in to this podcast and join us as we grow as

business owners and entrepreneurs and human beings. So thank you for being here. Today's episode

is going to be a very fun one. We are taking almost the opposite side of a coin that we

uncovered, what, about a year ago? Maybe six months ago. Something like that. In the last yearish,

which was the topic of second shooting. However, the last episode, which was

episode 285, we covered how to be a good second shooter, how to find those gigs, how to

deliver and serve really well. Today, we're going to take the opposite side and talk about

how to be a good lead shooter working with a second shooter. We go into all sorts

of tangible takeaways and you're going to get a lot out of it today. Amazing. So if you are a

wedding photographer or a wedding photographer to be, this episode is a not skip. So continue to play.

And we will see you after the theme song.

Hey, photographer. Are you on the struggle best to find your editing style? Do you feel like you spend hours upon hours on one photo in Lightroom and still don't like the final product you

send off to your clients? As photographers ourselves, we can say, we feel your pain. We have been

there. It can be hard finding an editing style that you love that feels honestly

like you. Yes, and here's the truth of the matter. Every single photographer goes through this.

Everyone struggles at one point or other in finding and honing in on their perfect style,

and that is perfectly normal. But today, we do not want you to stay stuck, which is why we want to

chat through our top eight pieces of

advice to discover the editing style that makes you and your client's hearts sing.

Visit theheartuniversity.com forward slash style to utilize our eight tips to nail your editing

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