@Kat J I'll contact Dubsado and ask. I have a to-do list that includes checking out Sytist! I love the simplicity of Shootproof, and yes I also have employees who help and it costs me a lot less to have them do it than lab-fulfill on Shootproof. But I know Shootproof isn't really geared toward volume. If only there were just a few tweaks, it could work amazingly. But I'm always on the lookout for alternatives. And I'm so glad to have you on board, and bring on the Aussies! I'll be rooting for you all on Friday ⚽!!!

I've contacted Dubsado. They said it might take up to 2 weeks to see if we're a good fit. If they decline, I'll do a video although I'm definitely not a super user!

@Volkan Caglar I appreciate you contributing. Yes, a retiring photographer is a GREAT referral, because the school is probably already invested in using a local photographer.

I'm going to start a list that I'll pin so you can see what is on my "to-do list". Once it gets on the list, I'll prioritize those. It'll either be topics that are clear winners in the poll or things I've promised people I'll work on. If I'm missing something I said I'd do, please message me and remind me! 1. Getting new schools 2. Hiring an assistant / photographer 3. Expression varieties / prompts

Hi Kat, my website is www.robinsgambatiphotography.com and it houses all my non-PDC work. I created the separate PDC brand for this education/community work because the clients and audiences are different. I'm happy to have a call on headshots too. I am part of Peter Hurley's Headshot Crew and am an associate photographer. It's a process of getting portfolio reviews and learning his exact lighting process. That helped me tremendously to really SEE light and control it. Becoming an associate required me to put on my "big girl pants" and accept a lot of critique. I'm a huge believer now in portfolio reviews, which is why I offer them to premium members. I have different processes and software for headshots, which I'm happy to share as well. Yes, I have my own studio! It has been so helpful to store all my gear, have clients come and not have to shlep gear, and I have all my makeups in my studio. I still do a lot of on location headshots for companies, but charge a minimum for those. On the next call, I'm happy to give you a tour and also answer any questions. It's been a game changer for me, but there's also lots of ways to work without a studio. And don't apologize! Any topic is fine with me :)

Hi Zena! I started replying before you updated, but it helped me realize I should make it clearer. Before when I setting up for the call today, I was limited by the length, but I've updated the about page and will post some clarification. Thanks!

@Kat J Oh my gosh, you made my day Kat. Thanks for the lovely feedback. I might have another idea for you too. When I'm walking about, I use both the hand strap (it's basically permanently on my camera) and a hip holster. So I don't use the holster for school work, but for outdoor family and any kind of corporate event when I might have to have access to 2 cameras, it's great. I can just hook it in and have both hands free. I'm going to the eye doctor this morning, but I'll try to show a video of it later.