E40 Empowering Individuals with Disabilities and Finding Creative Inspiration w Laura Froese

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Women Business Voices of Central Florida

Ariel Faith

51 episodes

4 days ago

New Focus: A spotlight on Central Florida local women business owners and the real stories behind their businesses. Host Ariel Faith has authentic conversations about the journeys that led these women to their work, why they love serving their ideal clients, and the lessons they've learned along the way. If you're a woman in business or thinking about starting one, you'll find inspiration, wisdom, and connection right here in Central Florida. Note: Seasons 1 & 2 formerly, Creative Warrior's focus was on the female heart and soul of female photographers.

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E40 Empowering Individuals with Disabilities and Finding Creative Inspiration w Laura Froese

Women Business Voices of Central Florida

23 minutes 15 seconds

1 year ago

E40 Empowering Individuals with Disabilities and Finding Creative Inspiration w Laura Froese

In this episode, We explore Laura's analytical approach to photography, discussing how setting specific goals like Project 52 helped her overcome creative blocks. The conversation touches on finding a balance between work and personal life, the joy of impacting others through teaching photography, and the value of community in fostering creativity. The dialog also hints at future discussions on photography techniques and evoking emotions in images.

• Challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in accessing support and services, particularly with limitations in disability benefits and disparities in available resources, highlight the need for improved support systems and understanding of diverse needs.

• Overcoming creative blockers in photography by setting specific goals like Project 52, focusing on taking action even when not feeling inspired, and adapting projects based on life circumstances, emphasizes the importance of starting to build momentum.

• Teaching photography workshops benefits both the instructor and participants, streamlining questions, setting boundaries, and creating a supportive learning environment, while emphasizing the value of community feedback and connections in fostering creativity.

Laura Froese is a Canadian-based wedding and family photographer on the West Coast of BC. She has been a professional photographer for 14 years, shooting weddings for 9. When she isn't shooting or editing, she is teaching a variety of workshops online from mastering Lightroom, to making off-camera flash look natural, to organizing your client workflow to integrate with your home life. She is a mother to three young boys in a neurospicy household. Her husband works full time in the arts, as well, running his own Youtube channel with international renown in the niche nerdy communities. She loves coffee, wine, taking care of the yard and Netflix.

You can browse her catalog of courses at

⁠⁠https://www.theframedfocus.com⁠⁠

Follow her on IG Laura at @theframedfocus and @The_Neurospicy_Photographer

Join Ariel at arielfaith.com and arielfaithphotography.com