Jared Polin Fro's photo.com. And this is the Daily Fro for Tuesday, April 22nd,

2025. The time now is 1118 in the a.m. I wanted to do this at like 9.30 in the morning,

but I kept getting sidetracked because today is a big day. And I'm not going to talk about

this on this Daily Fro, but the, if you're listening,

the Sony 50 to 150 F2 was released, and we could put out our review finally for it. And it is a

revolutionary, and I don't like throwing the word game changer around, but it's a game

changing revolutionary lens that I wish Sony had. Sorry,

I wish Canon had personally because I would love to use it. That review is up, but this is the Daily

Fro where I talk about things that aren't going to be things that Stephen and I are going to talk

about, which is that lens, which we'll talk about on the next episode. Actually, I'm not even sure

if Stephen is on the next episode because he has a break coming up. So I don't know. He's going to be off. I will end up talking about it or something

along those lines. But I want to talk about this thing called lived experience. And I bring this up

because one of the people that I follow on Instagram is an acquaintance that I've known for a while.

And she was not into

photography, then got into photography and is just a master at marketing and branding herself

and finding a niche that works for her and also takes great photos. Just great business,

great marketing that she does. And we, I had a little difference in something that she posted. And let's try not

to offend anybody today. Like that's the, that's the plan. But she specializes in queer, gay, lesbian, trans, anything in the queer community that comes to weddings,

engagements, photography. And that's perfectly fine, right? That is a very big market. And if you

are in that market and you're trusted by people, I almost said, those people.

I don't think I, you know what I mean, but I say those people.

What do you mean you people?

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