Travis Broxton
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BiographyPicking up his first "real" camera in 1969, Travis was hooked on photography from the first press of the shutter button. Largely self taught, Travis looked to Eugene Smith, Gary Winogrand, Roy DeCarava, and Ralph Gibson among others as his early "mentors." During college and his 30 years in corporate America, Travis continued to pursue photography as a serious hobby. Hooking up with several galleries in Denver allowed him the opportunity to have his work on display and available for collectors. About 12 years ago Travis was asked to photograph a wedding and reluctantly he accepted the request and soon discovered his new found passion. |
Session Topic: "I Don't Know How You Do It!" - Five figure weddings with zero employees and plenty of free timeTravis will speak about running a boutique wedding photography studio and catering to high end clientele with zero employees. He will cover how he manages to get everything done on a timely basis and continue to exceed his clients' expectations. Not only are his clients happy, but they're in love with the pictures and product he delivers to them. With a willingness to spread the word, Travis' clients are his biggest marketing evangelists. Learn how Travis avoids workaholicism and manages to keep a date night with his wife, attend fitness classes, and have "a life!" |
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