1. Tell us about you.
I’m a wedding and fine-art photographer based out of Beverly Hills, CA. My formal education is in Economics and Marketing but I worked as a professional classical guitarist for 10 years and a high school business teacher for 4 years.

2. What is your program going to be about?
Photography, much like a musical instrument or a sport, is a craft that must be effectively practiced. Simply putting in the years and pushing the shutter button thousands of times is not an effective way to master your craft. This program is designed to teach you proven groundbreaking practicing techniques that will change the way you prepare for a job, and transform you into a fine-tuned photographer.


3. Tell us about the workshop you are doing the following day.
During this workshop, I will show you how to break down any location into characteristics that will enable you to quickly locate the best spot to shoot. From open fields and mansions to busy streets and tight spots. Your new understanding of how to precisely read any location and its quality of light will be your best ally when the pressure is on. Add some key fine-tuning posing tips and you will be producing the best work of your life!
4. How did you get started in photography?
While I was a high school teacher, I received a grant to start a student run business. My students thought digital photography would be a fun business to run so that’s what we did. I fell in love with photography so much and so fast, that at the end of that year, I quit my job as a teacher to become a full-time wedding photographer. Risky, but so worth it!

5. What is the most important thing you do in your business?
The most important thing I do for my business is maintain relationships with coordinators and hotel catering managers.
6. How many different countries have you traveled to, to photography weddings? What were your favorites?
I’ve traveled all over Europe. Spain and Ireland are my favorites.

7. Are there a lot of hoops to jump thru to haul your equipment to another country?
Not really, the only piece of equipment that gives me trouble are my video light acid batteries.
8. What other passions do you have besides photography?
I love flying remote control helicopters. Big ones, so big, they could carry a pretty good payload inside.

9. How do you keep balance between work and life?
My wife makes me stop working at 6:00 pm and I can resume only when she goes to sleep at 10:30 pm.
10. Do you have a favorite quote or saying?
“Success comes before work only in the dictionary”.
Thank you Roberto! We can’t wait for you to visit us! If you are not a member and would like to come see Roberto’s program,



















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