Sarah Havens's guest appearances

Sarah Havens

Audio Post – PUBLIC : Interpreting Art With Music

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The Art & Soul Show - Photography Podcast for Newborn and Family Photographers

Marc Murphy

Brandon Bass

OwlTail

Having relaxed, comfortable clients is important for any photo session. It’s even more important when it comes to intimate connection photography. We want to alleviate any fears and stiffness our clients feel, and instead capture the genuine emotion and love.In today’s episode, I’m interviewing Sarah Havens, an intimate connection photographer from southwest Germany. Sarah shares what it was like moving her business overseas, how to relax her clients before their intimate photo sessions, and why discussing boundaries beforehand is an absolute must.And if you want to hear more from Sarah and how she's highlighting the intimate connections in her photography sessions, she'll be teaching at our online 2023 Family Retreat! (Grab your spot now!)What’s in this episode:[02:14] An introduction to Sarah, what she’s passionate about, and why she decided to pursue photography[03:22] What it was like starting her photography in the States and then moving her business back home to Germany[06:16] What Sarah thinks is the most important quality a photographer can bring to their work[08:34] Why A.I. should be embraced as a tool in your photography and not as competition[11:40] Sarah focuses on couples photography and gives her advice on how to relax her subjects so they don’t appear rigid[18:11] How Sarah approaches photographing older couples[19:46] Why it’s important to encourage your clients to discuss beforehand how intimate they want their photos to be[23:51] Sarah shares her favorite prompts to use during photo sessions[25:15] How Sarah handles uncooperative children during a sessionTune in to this episode for how to convey emotion and intimacy in your next photo session.For full show notes, resources, links and to download the transcript, visit our website: https://themilkyway.ca/artful-storytelling-for-the-wild-souls-creating-heartfelt-photography-with-sarah-havens/Get ready access to our 2023 Family Retreat! Don't miss the chance to learn from 24 instructors to take your family sessions (and confidence!) to the next level: https://themilkyway.ca/2023-family-retreat/Don’t forget to leave us a review if you loved this episode! We appreciate you and your time, beautiful friends!Get your free Storyteller's toolkit with over 200 prompts you can use in your family photography sessions.https://themilkyway.ca/toolkit/

Having relaxed, comfortable clients is important for any photo session. It’s even more important when it comes to intimate connection photography. We want to alleviate any fears and stiffness our clients feel, and instead capture the genuine emotion and love.In today’s episode, I’m interviewing Sarah Havens, an intimate connection photographer from southwest Germany. Sarah shares what it was like moving her business overseas, how to relax her clients before their intimate photo sessions, and why discussing boundaries beforehand is an absolute must. And if you want to hear more from Sarah and how she's highlighting the intimate connections in her photography sessions, she'll be teaching at our <a href="https://themilkyway.ca/2023-family-retreat/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">online 2023 Family Retreat</a>! (Grab your spot now!)What’s in this episode:[02:14] An introduction to Sarah, what she’s passionate about, and why she decided to pursue photography[03:22] What it was like starting her photography in the States and then moving her business back home to Germany[06:16] What Sarah thinks is the most important quality a photographer can bring to their work[08:34] Why A.I. should be embraced as a tool in your photography and not as competition[11:40] Sarah focuses on couples photography and gives her advice on how to relax her subjects so they don’t appear rigid[18:11] How Sarah approaches photographing older couples[19:46] Why it’s important to encourage your clients to discuss beforehand how intimate they want their photos to be[23:51] Sarah shares her favorite prompts to use during photo sessions[25:15] How Sarah handles uncooperative children during a sessionTune in to this episode for how to convey emotion and intimacy in your next photo session.For full show notes, resources, links and to download the transcript, visit our website: <a href="https://themilkyway.ca/artful-storytelling-for-the-wild-souls-creating-heartfelt-photography-with-sarah-havens/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://themilkyway.ca/artful-storytelling-for-the-wild-souls-creating-heartfelt-photography-with-sarah-havens/</a>Get ready access to our 2023 Family Retreat! Don't miss the chance to learn from 24 instructors to take your family sessions (and confidence!) to the next level: <a href="https://themilkyway.ca/2023-family-retreat/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://themilkyway.ca/2023-family-retreat/</a>Don’t forget to leave us a review if you loved this episode! We appreciate you and your time, beautiful friends! Get your free Storyteller's toolkit with over 200 prompts you can use in your family photography sessions. <a href="https://themilkyway.ca/toolkit/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://themilkyway.ca/toolkit/</a>

Artful Storytelling for the Wild Souls: Creating Heartfelt Photography with Sarah Havens

Listen in for an hour of hat-centric songs as we spoke with milliner Sarah Havens about her process and upcoming events! With Derby right around the corner, you won’t want to miss this one. https://lvaapublic.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/public-04-04-14.mp3Each of Haven’s hats is a unique creation often designed with a specific person in mind.  Her handmade lids are characterized by embellishments that are sewn, not glued, so they can be changed for something new for every event. This versatility allows the hats to be worn for many different occasions and in various seasons.“After each hat is formed in straw or felt, I then remove it from the block and cut away the parts that aren’t part of the design,” Havens explains. “I size the piece to an appropriate stiffness; add millinery wire to the brim to hold its shape; and then add the ‘sweatband’ inside the hat. From there, I add trim and lining, if needed. I then style the hat with the help of a little steam, and pinch it in certain places to ensure the hat compliments and frames the client’s face in the most attractive way.”Havens’ hats are available at The Gift Horse in Louisville, KY and she will be a part of the KMAC Couture: Art Walks the Runway on April 11, 2014. She is also the featured artist at the Louisville Visual Art Association’s April Food for Thought: LUNCH &amp; LEARN series. Havens will discuss her practice, including a live demonstration, and offer hats and fascinators from her most recent collection for sale at the Louisville Boat Club on April 8, Noon to 1:30PM. Tickets are only $15 for LVAA members and $25 for nonmembers. The price includes lunch, dessert and beverages. Sure to be a sell-out, make your pre-paid reservations, today!More Information:Website: http://www.sarahshats.com/ 

Listen in for an hour of hat-centric songs as we spoke with milliner Sarah Havens about her process and upcoming events! With Derby right around the corner, you won’t want to miss this one.<a href="https://lvaapublic.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/if-i-had-a-boat.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> <a href="https://lvaapublic.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/public-04-04-14.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://lvaapublic.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/public-04-04-14.mp3</a>Each of <a href="http://www.artebelladaily.org/artists/sarah-havens-4/#sthash.n3RTK3eI.dpuf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Haven’s</a> hats is a unique creation often designed with a specific person in mind.  Her handmade lids are characterized by embellishments that are sewn, not glued, so they can be changed for something new for every event. This versatility allows the hats to be worn for many different occasions and in various seasons.“After each hat is formed in straw or felt, I then remove it from the block and cut away the parts that aren’t part of the design,” Havens explains. “I size the piece to an appropriate stiffness; add millinery wire to the brim to hold its shape; and then add the ‘sweatband’ inside the hat. From there, I add trim and lining, if needed. I then style the hat with the help of a little steam, and pinch it in certain places to ensure the hat compliments and frames the client’s face in the most attractive way.”Havens’ hats are available at The Gift Horse in Louisville, KY and she will be a part of the <a href="http://www.kentuckyarts.org/kmac-couture-art-walks-the-runway/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">KMAC Couture: Art Walks the Runway</a> on April 11, 2014. She is also the featured artist at the Louisville Visual Art Association’s April Food for Thought: LUNCH &amp; LEARN series. Havens will discuss her practice, including a live demonstration, and offer hats and fascinators from her most recent collection for sale at the Louisville Boat Club on April 8, Noon to 1:30PM. Tickets are only $15 for LVAA members and $25 for nonmembers. The price includes lunch, dessert and beverages. Sure to be a sell-out, make your <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/food-for-thought-lunch-learn-tickets-9880139764" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">pre-paid reservations, today</a>!<h5>More Information:</h5>Website: <a href="http://www.sarahshats.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.sarahshats.com/</a>