Marcia Dolgin from Marcia Dolgin Fine Images Camera Control Mastery

Marcia Dolgin

Marcia Dolgin Fine Images Camera Control Mastery

Danville, NH
Special Events Educational Organization
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About Us

I am a master photographer and printer who is transitioning to turning photo enthusiasts onto their strengths and awareness, bringing them from pain to pleasure in the results that they desire. I am creating local workshops as well as on-line programming.

How We Got Started

After earning a Fine Art Degree from Boston University College of Fine Art, I did a variety of amazing jobs and projects around the Boston area. Soon, I moved to Palo Alto, CA where I was lucky enough to study with Ansel Adams and his team for 3 years. I returned to the east coast where I built a vital and successful business in Sharon, MA for 28 years before I sold my location. That business hit the ground running by frequently being featured on TV in the New England area. I'm still actively acquiring clients from my past as well as new projects.
My current focus is in coaching and education for my ideal clients so that they can produce work that raises the bar for them for their own unique purposes.

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How do you deal with bad online reviews?
Marcia from Marcia Dolgin Fine Images Camera Control Mastery Answered this on October 17, 2017
Respond with a thank you for this update to give the problem the attention that it deserves. Depending on the problem I'd give the reviewer a refund or a replacement (if it's possible), or an honest fix attempt if it's fixable within reason. Then I'd hustle to get a lot of positive reviews to... (more) Respond with a thank you for this update to give the problem the attention that it deserves. Depending on the problem I'd give the reviewer a refund or a replacement (if it's possible), or an honest fix attempt if it's fixable within reason. Then I'd hustle to get a lot of positive reviews to bury the bad one. People understand that sometimes things aren't perfect. If the bad review is a person who is relentless and out of control, I'd delete those reviews.

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