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22 Serpentine Road, off Airport Drive, Hendra, Queensland (valid from 22 September 2016)
, 2/739 Nudgee Road, Northgate, Brisbane (valid to 21 September 2016)
Brisbane , QUEENSLAND , AU
Pick-up Instructions
- Old address until 21 September 2016 is 2/739 Nudgee Road, Northgate, Brisbane Airport.
Brisbane Airport arrivals please collect bags and then call 0427 88 97 99. Please make your way to the passenger pickup/dropoff area and we will collect you.
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Enquiries or pick up please call 0427 88 97 99. Should this number be unanswered please phone 1300 729 230
After Hours
Issues and enquiries please call 0427 889 799
After hour pick ups please call Andrew's Airport Parking on 07 3268 4222 as per the confirmation email sent by Bargain.
Please provide the following to Bargain Car Rentals at least 24 hours prior to collection: • Credit Card Details • Drivers License Details • Contact details including (Phone number, email address and postal address) This will ensure that the vehicle is made available to you at your requested time.
NT - Darwin Airport
1 Henry Wrigley Dr
, Darwin
Darwin , NT , AU
Please ensure you have provided the office with your credit card and driving license details at least 48 hours prior to collection. Payment will be taken 48 hours prior to pickup. If license and credit card details are not provided prior to collection or if the credit card is declined or canceled the car will have to be collected from 99 Mitchell Street in the city.
If you have access to a scanner please email us a copy of your driving license to firstname.lastname@example.com.
When you arrive at the airport and have collected your luggage please exit the terminal and turn left. Please follow all signs to the Long Stay Saver Car Park. Our collection and drop-off area is just before the Long Stay Saver car park on your right and will be signed Bargain Car Rentals Collection point. On the opposite side of the sign will be 12 lock boxes.
Your Box number and code is noted below at the bottom of this email.
Your vehicle will be located in the car park with your name on the dash. Please sign all the documents in your vehicle as noted and place all of these in the return box located under the Lock Boxes previously used.
Please click on the below link to view a map of the airport and where the collection point is indicated on the map.
Return procedure
When returning the vehicle to the airport please park in the short term car park. When parking please park
the car towards the Northern Side of the short term car park place keys and parking ticket in the glove box.
QLD - Gold Coast Airport
U2 57-61 Ourimbah Road
, Coolangatta
Coolangatta , QLD , AU
Gold Coast Airport Pick Ups
Office Hours: 04 2796 9659
After Hours: 04 3030 2042 Gold Coast Airport Parking
On arrival at Coolangatta Airport make your way to the luggage carousel. Once you have received your luggage please call our Airport pick up phone number found above to arrange pickup. Then exit through the front doors and you will be collected from the pickup/drop off lane directly out the front. Our office is approximately 2km from the Airport so the pick up process is very quick and you save on not having to pay airport location fees etc.
TAS - Hobart Airport
Hobart International Airport
, Cambridge
Hobart , TAS , AU
Office Hours:
Mon-Fri 8:00am - 5:00pm
Sat-Sun 9:00am - 3:00pm
Hobart Airport Pick Ups
On arrival at Hobart airport make your way to our office that is located at the entrance to the car rental general office area (Qantas/Jetstar end) if this is within office hours. For after hours collection please call 04 0004 5570 or turn on your mobile phones when in the terminal as we will be ringing you to make contact and get you on your holiday.
Generally the last flight into Hobart is in at around 9.30pm and if this is delayed significantly we may suggest you stay at the Airport Hotel (which is based 1.5kms from the airport and offers a complimentary shuttle service from the airport). Bargain Car Hire Tasmania will meet you at the Airport Hotel early the next morning.
TAS - Launceston Airport
276 Evandale Road
, Launceston Airport
Launceston , TAS , AU
Office hours:
Mon-Fri 8:00am - 5:00pm
Sat-Sun 9:00am - 3:00pm
Launceston Airport Pick Ups
On arrival at Launceston Airport please phone us on 04 0004 5570 We will then meet you with your vehicle and explain to you the drop off procedure. Airport vehicle delivery generally operates within normal business hours but at the supplier's discretion we will meet flights / customers outside of normal business hours. If however your flight arrives very late in the evening we may advise you to stay in local accommodation overnight and bring your vehicle to your hotel the following morning.
VIC - Melbourne Airport
47 Garden Drive
, Tullamarine
Melbourne , VIC , AU
Office Hours
Mon-Fri 8:00am - 5:00pm
Sat-Sun 9:00am - 3:00pm
Pick up Procedure all hours:
After collecting your luggage, please call 1300 822 032. Walk to the front of the terminal and turn left. Then walk across towards the Park Royal Hotel and in the middle lane with all the mini bus collections stand under the brown bus shelter for HOTEL AND OFF AIRPORT PARKING. Once there, look for a Bargain Car Rentals Shuttle Bus.
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Moholoholo Forest Camp: The best value game reserve in South Africa!
We have been going to Moholoholo Forest Camp for over a decade (we usually go there for our anniversary in August) and it gets our vote as the best value game reserve in the country!

The camp is located in a small but beautiful game reserve which nestles against the foot of the spectacular Swadini escarpment of the Drakensberg range. It's not a Big Five reserve as it is too small for elephant, lion or buffalo, but it does have hippo, white rhino and leopard.

However, the big attraction for us is seeing smaller and more unusual species, many of which are rehabilitated animals that have been released from the Moholoholo Animal Rehab Centre (see review elsewhere), which is also on the property. We have often seen animals such as bush pig, civit, genet, bushbaby and brown hyaena here which are hard to spot in the bigger reserves.

The huts are scattered through the riverine forest, and fit in unobtrusively to the beautiful surroundings. The huts are comfortable and have recently been upgraded. A wonderful development is the addition of a two bedroomed hut, where parents and children can stay in the same unit, but parents still retain some privacy (just be aware of the fact that the second bedroom opens off the first one if you're considering booking this unit for two couples travelling together). Each unit has its own private viewing deck, and the decorating style is best described as a slightly eccentric variation of 'bush chic' (tree branches instead of door posts, for example). Buck - particularly bushbuck and nyala - wander freely through the camp, and a herd of bush pig visit in the evenings to forage on the kitchen scraps: these marvellous animals are not to be confused with the much more common warthog, and look like reddish variations on a European boar theme.

The food is good, simple and plentiful - hearty farm cooking with something for everyone (including fussy kids). The bar works on an 'honesty box' system and is the only additional cost: otherwise, everything else (including game walks, night drives and guided tour of the rehab centre) is factored into the price. This is a real bargain, as most game lodges charge these items as extras, which can leave you feeling rather resentful when your invoice is presented prior to departure. The staff is knowledgeable and extremely obliging, and we have been touched by the trouble that they have taken to anticipate and accommodate our changing needs (from madly-in-love brand new couple through new parenthood to middle aged old farts with school age children in tow!).

For some reason, Moholo does not seem to be as widely known among South Africans as one might expect, and the majority of the clientele are from overseas. The rehab centre has an intern programme where volunteers (usually gap year students) from all over the world come to offer cheerful slave labour: these volunteers stay elsewhere, but do come to the camp for their meals, and add another interesting 'game watching' dimension!

Update (November 2011): I have just been making bookings for my parents for January 2012, and am delighted to discover that Moholo is even better value than ever. For bookings made in November 2011, people travelling in January and February 2012 qualify for a 25% discount on their first night and a 50% discount on nights thereafter. At current rates, that means R973 and R695 per person sharing full board, including all activities ... if you can find better value, then I want to know about it!
Quite simply, we think that Moholo is perfect, and so do our kids!

If you're looking for an upmarket game lodge with an infinity pool and on-site spa, then this is not for you (but don't despair, as there are plenty of other options in the area which fit this bill).

If you're looking for good value accommodation which you can treat as a 'home from home' and know that you are going to be treated as family, then this is the place for you! The game viewing is often out of the ordinary, and the setting is gorgeous, with the rehab sanctuary being a bonus for anyone interested in wildlife rehabilitation and conservation (or just seeing the animals closer up). Perhaps what we like most about Moholo (as we call it) is the friendliness and hospitality, as well as the laid back atmosphere. Nothing is too much trouble for the camp manager and his team, and we find it interesting that they are as capable of catering for couples looking for a romantic getaway as they are of accommodating families with young children.

The owners operate two other lodges in the area: Mountain View on the adjacent property and Ya Mati, which also offers wedding facilities!

It is also only 60km from the Orpen gate of Kruger National Park, so can easily be tacked onto a Kruger expedition (where you have the opportunity to see the Big Five).

There is no swimming pool in the camp. We usually go to the Swadini resort (about 20 minutes drive away) which has lovely open air thermal pools set against the jawdropping Swadini buttress - however, Swadini seems to have recently discontinued the option to enter as a day visitor, which is a real pity.

Moholo also hosts game ranger courses from time to time, which present an unusual opportunity for wildlife enthusiasts to develop a deeper understanding of the bush and its complex ecosystems. And of course, you can despatch your moody teenager as a volunteer to the rehab sanctuary in the certain knowledge that they can't get into too much trouble as Brian will work them to death!
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Panzi BushCamp: Close to nature, close to Kruger
I spent 2 nights at the Panzi Bushcamp and can't say enough about the great hosts--Bev, John & Glynn, originally from England.

Panzi means "down" and describes the Bushcamp in the low hollow area of the Guernsey Conservancy area. It is closest to the Buckbrushridge area and less than 1 hour from the Orpen Gate to the wonderful Kruger National Park (100% driving only thru the park).

They were wonderful hosts with Bev being masterful in the kitchen and serving great meals, John handling "braii" or BBQ duties with a genuine South African flavor, and Glynn taking me on a great nature hike to a nearby elevated "lookout" over a waterhole with great scenic views plus a late evening game drive through the large compound areas where I saw giraffe (nature's gardeners), wart hogs, zebra, wildebeest, impala, cape buffalo and I just missed a leopard on the property.

Access to the bushcamp means a 45 minute off the main road for a trip down a unimproved dirt road to the camp's main guarded and gated security entrance and then another short drive to the camp's entrance on a game-drive road to another gate where guests then traverse over a suspension bridge and indigenous wooded gully to get to the main, open-air, lodge which houses a stocked bar, TV, couches, and dining tables.

The afternoon I arrived there was time for a welcome drink and then off for a late afternoon/early evening gamedrive before returning to a delicious dinner and drinks. The camp is quiet and a perfect place to enjoy the sights and sounds of nature.

The individual "tent-lodges" are fully self-contained and complete with one electrical outlet, fan, 2 twin beds, mosquito bed nets, reading lights, and an open, but 3/4 enclosed attached, outdoor bathroom with regular toilet, washbasin, and (hot water) shower. All the tent-lodges are accessed by wooden-slat walkways and have wood bases, wood floors and siding with thatched roofs.

I spent most of my next 2nd day inside Kruger Park (see my other entries) before returning to Panzi for another excellent dinner prepared by Bev and John and the following morning before the trip back to Johannesburg, Glynn provided a opportunity for a short Bushwalk to an elevated lookout he built that offered a nice view of a waterhole and the surrounding mountain ranges.

CAUTION: Glynn (thankfully) checked a fold-up chair for me before I sat in it and shook out a small scorpion. There are insects and bugs that should prompt one to look before sitting, touching, etc.

NOTE: Don't figure exact times for distances unless it is on a major road. Many roads can be slow-going for a variety of reasons.
Panzi has 16 beds in different fortified thatched "tent-like" setting with each accomodation separate from the others and reached by wooden walkways.

The camp offers:
Bush walks, game drives, a pool, sundowner drives, bird/frog/insect watching, & pure relaxation in a natural setting.

There is also available:
Microlight safaris, hot air ballooning, white water rafting & tubing (in season), day trips to Kruger National Park (about 45 minutes to Orpen Gate & 90 minutes to Phalaborwa, panoramic route tours of the area, Moholoholo Rehabilition Center, Hoedspruit Cheetah Project and Big 5 game drives.
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- Swedish companies in India shouldn't rest on their laurels, says SEB Group chairman Marcus Wallenberg
Marcus Wallenberg is the Chairman of the SEB Group, one of the biggest companies in Sweden that controls over 40 percent of the listed entities in the country. He met Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently when he was in India for the India Sweden Business Leader's Roundtable. In an exclusive interview to the Times Of India, Wallenberg spoke about how Sweden can collaborate with India on Smart Cities, Skill India, Defense production and Digitalization, themes that are central to the vision of the Modi government. Q. Swedish companies have operated in India for more than 100 years. How do you see this relationship developing and investments growing soon? Wallenberg: I think Swedish companies have been in India a long time and they have seen the market develop. Now they see more and better possibilities for the future. The view is that the government is moving in the right direction, that is a business and development friendly administration. And from the Swedish perspective, which is largely export dominated, this is a very attractive opportunity. Q: What are the sectors where you see a growth in investments and trade between India and Sweden? Wallenberg: It is not easy to see because we're moving into a different type of economy. Traditionally we have been in several areas like telecom and power generation. We have been in defense. I think what we are seeing now, besides the pure import-export, a number of these companies are looking to establish joint ventures, joint operations, more operations and investments in India in different sectors. Q: What are the new areas of interest for Swedish firms to invest in India? Wallenberg: I think we can do more with India. I belong to a family that has interests in several Swedish corporations. I think we can do more over time. I think that there are more opportunities. Of course, the presence here in India is more than in other parts of South Asia but I don't think we should rest on our laurels. We should continue to develop our business. I believe that a lot of the business opportunities here will not only be in manufacturing, though it will be an important part, but also in services, software development, etc, which will be interesting. At the India-Sweden Business Leader's Roundtable, we have formed a number of working groups around skills development, smart cities. For example, (we can work) on not only how you can do better communication systems; but in environmental sustainability, how you develop city structures, which are quite complicated; how to move into smarter and sustainable energy proposals - not only solar but also converting waste to energy, smart grids, and these are things Swedish companies have been dealing with developing for years and years. Q: What are the significant challenges of working in India? How is it different from other geographies and economies? Wallenberg: Traditionally, for a long time, India was a regulated economy. For corporations who are always trying to minimize their risks, it is difficult to work in an extremely regulated environment with uncertainties on how regulation will move. I think that is going very much in the right direction now - being deregulated and more business-friendly going forward. And this is recognised by corporations and that is the reason why they are here and we see a keen interest. Q: Where do you see the possibility of Swedish companies collaborating with Indian firms in the defense sector and working with the Indian government? Wallenberg: We recognise that defense as a sector is very regulated and is always of great attention in many countries. India is not different from that perspective. In the case of Saab, it was approached to participate in a discussion around India's future fighter planes. But I would say there are a number of initiatives in different areas and I would believe that your government is pushing for both 'Make in India' and all the technology that will come with such collaborations. Transfer of technology (sic) it is quite normal for us to work along those lines. We have done it in other countries and we would do it here if we get the chance to do it.
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How to Cope with Those Who Tear You Down
Dear Jasmine,
So here I am, trying to put on a workshop to help photogs where I live better themselves in the industry. I'm doing what I think is the right thing. And what do I get? TOTAL backlash from the seasoned photographers where I live. Questioning my motives and saying things similar to "we hate the idea of workshops from people who haven't been in the business but for a hot minute." I guess 4 years is a hot minute. I'm sad because MY wedding photographer said it. MY inspiration for wanting to be a wedding photographer in the first place…and I had to hear it from another photographer she was telling it to! It hurts my heart. It hurts my heart, because people who know the true me know that I only want the best for people. I have nothing but pure intentions here! I want to serve, I want to do what is right, but I don't want people mad or looking down on me. It's a small town Jasmine. It's not like I can ignore or get away from these people.
HOW do you deal with situations like this? And WHAT IS a hot minute anyway?!
– Troubled in Tennessee
Dear Troubled in Tennessee,
I looked in UrbanDictionary.com and "Hot Minute" was defined as: The words meaning is a long time. If you ain't seen someone in a while or if you ain't been someplace in a while or done something in a while it will be a hot minute. It can mean in years, months, weeks, or days. Just means awhile.
This is great news because a hot minute basically means anything we want it to be. So, boom. We pretty much cleared up that debacle.
In all seriousness, the situation you're facing is painful. I'm sure it strikes you in vulnerable parts of your soul because you believe, truly, you're built to help others. Based on this belief, you must push all negativity out of your mind. This, of course, is extraordinarily difficult, but here's advice that's helped me through the years…
When I first started sharing photo tips and tutorials on my blog, I heard through the grapevine that other photographers were talking trash. They were asking questions like whether I was qualified to be teaching and why anyone pay attention to what I said. And here's the kicker: I couldn't disagree with them! I didn't know why people would pay attention.
But people did. Not only did people pay attention, we rallied together to help others who were in the same place we were. If there's a demand for your help/advice, then you'll be able to rally photographers around you in the same way…regardless of what others say.
You see, there will be industry giants who are incredibly successful and wildly talented and their lives will appear glamorous on the side of the computer on which you sit. But to the person who just got a camera, that giant? He's too far along in his career to be relatable and too far advance to teach the basics in a way you can…because what you offer is different. What you offer is YOU.
In light of this, own your role. Embrace who you are. Love where you live. Celebrate those who'll listen to you. Continue to help, support, and give…those who'll spew negativity and disbelief will eventually drop their pitchforks and return to the cave in which they reside.
Keep running, and never look back.
Stay Fabulous,
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Oh man. I think the only thing you can do is make you workshop a smashing success … you can't make those haters stop hating but you can prove that, yep, you can teach despite what anyone else thinks. Power to you! I read this about a month ago in a cracked.Com article and loved it: whatever you try to build or create — be it a poem, or a new skill, or a new relationship — you will find yourself immediately surrounded by non-creators who trash it.Just remember, they're only expressing their own fear, since trashing other people's work is another excuse to do nothing.
February 4th, 2013 at 12:54 pm
February 4th, 2013 at 12:58 pm
Dear Troubled: I've been doing photo workshops for years (and years) for beginners and emerging pros (got a class coming up in Oakville Ont in a couple of weeks) and what you're dealing with is professional jealousy. Everyone who offers to help others is going to get some sort of kickback or even a kick in the teeth. I even thought Jasmine could have used some improvement (I've since changed my mind after reading her blogs.) so ignore the critics. And don't use the excuse about being in a small town. The size of the town isn't the issue. It's the size of your heart my dear and how you control the thoughts in your head. I'm going to post at my site a comment about your situation (www.peterwestphoto.ca). Think you'll like it 🙂 …and keep teaching. The world needs more teachers. We've got enough critics.
February 4th, 2013 at 1:03 pm
I think you make a good point when you say that someone newer to the industry may be able to help someone else just starting out. If someone chooses to teach others they owe it to everyone including the entire industry to know that what they are teaching is technically right.
February 4th, 2013 at 1:41 pm
I think the problem is that there is a glut of photographers who are out there offering "workshops" who have no idea what it is they're teaching or even how to teach. Being a good photographer doesn't mean you're going to be a good teacher. And when you're charging people money to teach them something, it's important that they come away having learned something, not just paid to go to a social event or an event where the workshop leader or teacher got a little ego stroking. (Not saying this is where the photog above is, but I've seen it happen often and been to a few workshops where it was obvious it was all about the photographer, and not about the students.)
My question to the photog above is that when she says she wants to teach people "better themselves in the industry" … what does she mean by that? What is she teaching them? What is her unique qualification for teaching what she's teaching? There's nothing wrong with wanting to help people and I have no doubt that the writer has pure intentions – but that doesn't mean that she's qualified to hold workshops or teach people.
Then again, she may have a really unique perspective to share: a great marketing style, an ability to build a fabulous rapport with her clients, a great grasp of the business and financial end. It all just depends on what she's selling. IMO.
February 4th, 2013 at 2:05 pm
Great advice! 🙂
February 4th, 2013 at 2:20 pm
Keep running and never look back : ) Love that. and Be strong Miss Tenn! You are the kind of person that makes the world go around! If people were crummy all the time, then we would be stopped at the cave ages, never growing or learning from anything! Love this post!
February 4th, 2013 at 3:07 pm
Hey Jasmine,
I have been in this business for 20 years, 10 of which I have been teaching other photographers and then I stopped that and went back to portraiture full-time.
Its not been easy and even though I have been around the block more than once I am have to relearn an awful lot in short space of time.
I am a Scottish Portrait Photographer and our styles are worlds apart but I still appreciate what you do and I have followed your career for quite some time now.
Ignore all the negative people in life… All they do is grind you down. You are your husband are talented, beautiful people with a good sense of humour and that goes along way in my book!
Thank You from me to you for sharing. Whatever your reasons I for one appreciate it.
February 4th, 2013 at 3:11 pm
Words can't express what this post means to me! I appreciate you so much…thanks for the encouragement! This is EXACTLY what I needed and so much more. You're the best! xo 😉
February 4th, 2013 at 3:23 pm
It's so sad that people get ridiculed for trying to help. Honestly, the people talking smack are just putting you down to try and make themselves feel better. No one is perfect, and we ALL have so much to learn, always. Those who can't accept that are seriously missing out.
February 4th, 2013 at 3:27 pm
Fabulous advice!
February 4th, 2013 at 3:28 pm
As a new photographer with friends who complain that "anyone with a DSLR camera thinks they're a professional", I too , have moments of doubt. I'm so grateful to seasoned pros -and think 4 years IS seasoned- who offer information thru workshops and blogs. In the words of Justin Bieber, "this is for all the haters". Do the workshop and knock the socks off of your attendees!
February 4th, 2013 at 3:28 pm
As a new photographer with friends who complain that "anyone with a DSLR camera thinks they're a professional", I too , have moments of doubt. I'm so grateful to seasoned pros -and think 4 years IS seasoned- who offer information thru workshops and blogs. In the words of Justin Bieber, "this is for all the haters". Do the workshop and knock the socks off of your attendees!
February 4th, 2013 at 3:31 pm
Thank you so much for this post, Jasmine. In a way, I've experiencing this myself lately. I finally got into the "inner circle" &….I don't like it. All these "giants" do is criticize others work & the way they run their businesses. Breaks my heart. I always heard the wedding industry was competitive, but why are people so mean? Didn't we all start somewhere and work our way up? Disappointing…
February 4th, 2013 at 3:37 pm
I needed this more than you know Jasmine! Thank you for always being oh, so fabulous!!! 🙂 XO!
February 4th, 2013 at 3:38 pm
AMEN! Thank you Jasmine for this post !! Troubled in Tennesee go for it !!
February 4th, 2013 at 3:48 pm
So well said Jasmine. People need someone they can look up to, but also someone they can relate to.
We need to realize there will ALWAYS be someone who disagrees somewhere out there with what we are doing, and if we end up listening to every person who disagrees with the way we run our life we'll get torn down little by little. It's just not worth that. Hearing rumors or gossip is not worth giving up your dream over.
February 4th, 2013 at 3:50 pm
Such beautiful and spot on advice! Keep your head up. If you have haters then that's probably a good sign you're doing something right;)
February 4th, 2013 at 4:03 pm
Jasmine: I was hoping you could forward this message on to Troubled in Tennessee. It's just been my experience that no matter what part of the country you are and no matter what you do (whether you're a photographer or a baker, a florist or a wedding planner or even outside of this industry) there will always be people who feel they are superior and therefore more equipped to offer workshops or advice or business tips than you are. Perhaps they are doing that already and are afraid that you'll steal some of their business. Perhaps they aren't offering the service and are jealous that you thought of it. Perhaps they're just bored and like the drama. Whatever their reasons, it is no reflection of who you are or what you can offer. As long as you are truthful and honest, they can't hurt you. They'll eventually get over it and move on when they find something else to gripe about. So stay strong in who you are and why you do what you do! I just felt compelled to say this because I see it ALL OF THE TIME. It's sad but it's how many people make themselves feel better. For us on the outside hearing what they're saying, it just looks poorly on them – not you. Good luck and try not to let this get to you. xoxo
February 4th, 2013 at 4:05 pm
Great answer, as always, Jasmine. I would add to that the following: What people say is a reflection of themselves, so when they say something negative about you, that shows you what kind of person they are. Not what kind of person you are (they don't know your motives, nor probably anything else about you). And that is from their own past experiences, not yours. It can be difficult to not take it personally, but keeping in mind that it is them, and not you, hopefully will help.
February 4th, 2013 at 4:09 pm
Go and keep doing it! Those who try to put you down are buried in pure jealousy! Because in my opinion, it doesn't matter how big you are in your industry, let your work speak for itself. What do they care if you are giving workshops? They are jealous people are putting attention on you intead of them. That tells you the horrible people they are on the inside, I don't care how good of a photographer they are.
February 4th, 2013 at 4:22 pm
I think it's great the seasoned photogs are taking notice of you, the only reason they are talking trash is because they think your taking business away from them or you're giving away secrets. You will grow so much from teaching others, don't listen to the trash, move forward helping others. We all started new at some point and were givin help so boo to the haters and yeah to you!
Love and happiness,
February 4th, 2013 at 4:31 pm
I have found that when haters start hating, it means you're doing something right because you're becoming a threat. My wife is a health and fitness blogger and I am a photographer. We have had very similar experiences even though our intentions are to help others and be positive. To battle the negativity we have come up with a mantra to live by. It is "you are only accountable for what you actually do, not for how someone perceives you." Haters are always going to hate, and there's nothing you can do to change that. Keep doing good work and you'll change people's lives.
February 4th, 2013 at 4:40 pm
Inspirational no matter what industry we're in. Thanks for sharing, I needed to see this today 🙂
February 4th, 2013 at 5:38 pm
Well said, Jasmine!! Man, I <3 you!
February 4th, 2013 at 5:49 pm
Jasmine, brilliant response to Troubled in Tennessee! Thank you for sharing your wisdom, I needed to hear this!
February 4th, 2013 at 5:52 pm
i hate to admit to this, but i've been a "hater". in the early stages of a business, it's hard not to be jealous of people you feel are your peers but are accomplishing more. of course, i don't go around bad mouthing other photographers because i realize it is pure jealousy. jealousy of others' commitment to their craft. when people stop comparing themselves to others and stop focusing on what they don't have or what they aren't doing, they'll realize how much better the industry and their business can be if they take a supportive stance. until then, it's important to make sure that those who support your dreams and goals know how much you appreciate them.
February 4th, 2013 at 5:54 pm
Question to everyone that talked smack about this photographer who's trying to help others: How does how long she's been in the business have any relation to whether or not what she's teaching is accurate? if she's right, she's right. And if she helps someone then she has accomplished her goal in teaching. I've listened to enough instuctors to know that many times there isn't a "right way" rather many ways of getting the job done effectively.
I hope the writer. learns and grows from this experience and is successful!
February 4th, 2013 at 5:57 pm
I wouldn't give to much thought to those people, the way it looks to me is a) you have a frightening work ethic which probably intimidates them
b) your blog and site look amazing and inspiring… More intimidation for the 'haters'
c) most importantly your images are stunning and that has no bearing on time served! You are very good at what you do, of this there can be no argument!
February 4th, 2013 at 6:17 pm
Great advice Jasmine! The thing that stood out to me in this is that Miss Tenn's wedding photographer just lost a referral source – any that she may have sent for ones out her price range or any of her students that she would have surely raved about who she admires etc. When people show you who they really are – believe them. If it doesn't being the positive in your life (and yes not all things are roses, but who wants to keep thorns around?), then goodbye to them. I wish you much success in your business and workshop! It takes much courage to do both or any of it. Do YOU lady!
February 4th, 2013 at 7:06 pm
Solid advice, as always. How sad the pettiness we experience in our industry. People seem more concerned with tearing each other down than helping to build each other up.
February 4th, 2013 at 7:43 pm
Jasmine! I love your response. This is really something that hits home with me right now.
Now that I have a sweet baby boy I am transitioning from a commercial photography dream to being a family portrait photographer. I am finally admitting to myself that my family is absolutely number one, and I will never put my career first. I also want to make pictures that will make the lives of others richer : )
February 4th, 2013 at 11:26 pm
There are always going to be "haters" in the world. Just be the best you can be and always treat others the way you want to be treated. You will reep what you sow.
February 5th, 2013 at 3:04 am
Those who would tear you down probably are not worth approaching for this project in the first place. They are reacting out of insecurity of their own capabilities and any insight they might provide would be shallow at best. The most gracious responses for assistance I ever received were from two different graduates of the Rochester Institute of Technology, one of whom responded to an eMail posted to her web site address. She could not have been more kind and helpful if I was actually paying for the consultation. There is a reason you go for the gold: because it's worth it.
February 5th, 2013 at 3:36 am
Dear Jasmine,
I swear this post was meant for me. This is a topic that has been on my mind for a while.
I have given workshops before related to social media as a business tool, but never have I given a workshop related to photography. The reason for this is the photography industry. I know how brutal photographers can be and it's fear of that backlash that has kept me from teaching the things I've learnt over the years. This is one of my goals for 2013. I'm bookmarking this post and will read it whenever those nasties rear their uglies.
February 5th, 2013 at 6:25 pm
Jasmine, you are wonderful! Don't stop doing what you're doing. You are an inspiration and I'm glad I chose to follow your blog.
February 5th, 2013 at 8:40 pm
You can have everything in life you want, if you will just help enough other people get what they want.
Zig Ziglar
February 5th, 2013 at 11:29 pm
I totally know where you are coming from! When I first picked up a camera 4 yrs ago – I set out to learn anything and everything I could…and I did a decent job, but I was always afraid to ask for advice or share my imagery on public forums because of how much backlash and harsh things were often said to "newbies", especially trying to get into shooting Weddings. Since then I am no longer a newbie at all and have a strong love and passion for photography, weddings in particular and I decided to make a site that could help new photographers out and let them in on some of the tips and tricks I've learned to get to where I am. All of the content on Cole's Classroom is entirely free but yet I still feared what "other" photographers would think…but you know what, as Jasmine and many others have said, you have to stay focused on what YOU are doing and WHY your doing it and not let the haters get ya down. Jealousy and envy is rampant in the industry amongst some photogs but don't let that slow you down – and get out there and kick some butt! You owe it to yourself and also your students. Best of luck.
February 5th, 2013 at 11:49 pm
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February 7th, 2013 at 1:06 am
I live in a small town and struggle with a similar situation. I've had several people ask me to have a class on basic photography to just help them learn how to use their camera. I hesitate because I know when I do this what the talk will be. I have such a passion for photography but can't get past the comments from other's. But I know in my heart I will never give up on my dream! I love it to much.
February 7th, 2013 at 12:12 pm
While its not nice to be criticised, the fact is that the rise in high quality digital cameras has meant that more peoole are calling themselves pros when they're not. I think all "real" pros have a responsibility to ensure that any education they offer is not a repeat of info that can be found easily on the web (some pros are intentionally taking advantage of aspiring newbies), is technically sound (people are setting up facebook pro photography pages without being able to shoot in manual), and doesn't sell the dream of becoming a pro with minimal work. There is real and growing tension between self-taught and formally trained photographers. There's some nasty stuff going on which is just mean and childish but it highlights that in some areas quality and customer service is going down and amazing pros are being priced out by ammatures who can't produce pro level products.
February 7th, 2013 at 1:32 pm
@Emma: I don't disagree with you necessarily, but I take issue with HOW "real pros" (as you referred to them) take the responsibility. I'm not against ensuring quality education abounds, but what I am against are established photographers short-changing newbies. It really bothers me. In this case, the prospective teacher has worked four years in our business…we can assumed she's doing something right since she's still in demand for her work. If her quality and customer service lacked, do you not think she would have a lackluster or non-existent business. I choose to function on the assumption that she does have great components to her career and can teach others. And here's the realness of what I'm talking about: Troubled can choose to host a workshop and only get 3-4 people to signup. That alone should reveal the demand for her teaching. If this happens, the market–not snarky photographers talking behind her back–dictated the demand. If the photographers were actually concerned about what she's teaching, they'd reach out and see if she needed help or someone to help give insight/critique her presentation. If people are just complaining about what someone else is going, they're part of the problem…not part of the solution.
February 9th, 2013 at 10:06 am
Thank you jasmine for also answering my question for the email. You have hit it on the nail. I feel that some "pro" wedding photographers are threaten by some family member who has a dslr setup @weddings. I had even one pull out stating that he had a contract. It took every inch of energy to not shove his camera where the light doesn't shine, but I am not going to ruin somebody's big day.
February 19th, 2013 at 1:23 pm
oh my God this is why i read your blog. In this industry (I've only been in a year) sometimes the BIG photogs can be the meanest!! I'm experiencing that as we speak and it can be so discouraging (if thats a word)….im teaching myself and thats already hard to begin with…but when you have the BIG WIGS being so negative and saying hurtful things it makes you question yourself…sometimes I look at my work and think "is it good enough"…"am i that bad"….how do you stay encouraged through things like this? Its so tough
February 8th, 2014 at 4:03 pm
I think most negativity from other photographers stems from jealousy or competitiveness. I've experienced some hurtful remarks from another photographer directed to me in an email, and although it initially was a blow to my confidence, I found the best way to recover from it was ignore the email. Nothing shuts a bully up faster than silence!
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Saturated Fat 138.7 g693.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
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Stalin stands on a shelf. He stands on a shelf, waving to the crowd. He has stood there for two whole days and nights, waving. Everyone went home long ago. Everyone but me. I lie here on the bed in the yellow room in the Chimney House and pass the light nights with Comrade Stalin. He stands over there on the shelf high up on the wall beside a dusty old candlestick and a vague-looking jug. Now and then he raises his stiff arm and waves, squints and almost smiles. Just as he did on the roof of the mausoleum the other day. My thoughts march past him, stare up at him, one after the other, there seems to be no end to them, they stream forward across the blood-red square.
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Nordic Voices is an interesting addition to the lit blog world. Run by three British literary translators (who combined translate from Finnish, Swedish, Russian, and Estonian), the goal of the blog is to bring more attention to Nordic literature (beyond the thrillers) and related translation issues. The site is still relatively new, but the early posts are really interesting, well thought out, and unique.
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After a nice sleep in today and salad for breakfast we did a final trip to the shops to spend our last amount of Thai Baht. I managed to get myself another singlet to squeeze into my bag and a Phuket magnet for my fridge. Adelle stocked up on wooden photo frames which added another 2kgs to her bag. I must say, the Thai's are very grumpy in the mornings, it's their price or the highway. There could've been a few blews on my last day but ...
German invasion
... called "Buetiful" and a rather sullen Thai lady agreed to cut it for me. She seemed very nervous about cutting too much off and kept checking with me if she was doing it how I wanted. In the end she did cut too much off but I guess it will soon grow again and it is certainly cooler now!
The beach seemed quite busy today, an impression probably exagerrated by it being high tide and everyone being squashed into the upper end of the sands. ...
Another short week
I have never been a good traveller and so our daily drive back and fore over the twisting mountain road, sitting sideways in Kobin's taxi has often been something of a trial for me and I have frequently bemoaned the fact that all the schools we visit require us to travel this route. On Monday morning however, there was a real treat in store for me as, for the first time ever, we were going to a school in the town of Takua Pa, which was in the opposite ...