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When People Ask You to “Bring Your Camera”
You’ve spent hundreds, maybe thousands, of dollars on your gear. You’ve taken the time to get a legitimate business up and running. You’ve invested in education to level up your photography skills. And just when you’re getting good, people ask you to “bring your camera wink” to the event they’ve just invited you to.
Getting Life Back After the Grind of Business-Building
You would think finally getting things running smoothly with more work than you know what to do with would be a welcome relief, but it doesn’t quite work that way for many of us.
Hobbyist vs. Professional Photographer: Which Path Is Right for You?
What’s the difference between a hobbyist and a professional photographer?
How Photographers Can Use AI to Alleviate Business Stress
Utilizing AI is becoming a game-changer for photographers. From streamlining workflows to enhancing creativity, AI offers tools that allow photographers to save time, improve their work, and grow their businesses. This post will explore practical ways photographers can use AI daily.
Five Strategies to Market Your Photography Business That Don’t Include Social Media
Social media is time-consuming, addictive, and, let’s be real, it will probably suck your life force out over time. So, it’s essential to employ additional marketing strategies for the weeks you need a break from it.
Get the Most From Your Camera Batteries
Simple tips to get the most out of your camera’s battery.
How to List Your Photography Business on Google Maps
Learn how to make your business more visible on Google.
Gifting a Photography Course or Coaching
Give the gift of photography this holiday season!
How to Organize and Run a Photographer Headshot Swap
Need photos of yourself? Organize a Photographer Headshot Swap!
What Camera Should I Buy As a Gift?
With too many options out there, this article will help you narrow down your camera purchase options.
How to Avoid Burnout as a Photographer
For many parts of the United States, fall is the most popular time of year for weddings and portrait sessions, and the potential for burnout is real. It’s hard to say no to work, especially when there are busy—and slow—seasons to consider. Today, I have a few tips for avoiding burnout in the future.
How Editing Pimples Changed My Life
Over time, editing hundreds of people’s skin, I realized that…
When another photographer takes your location…
We rounded the corner laughing all the way and then I heard it….laughing and talking from someone else. There were high pitched squeals and nervous laughter. I could hear directions being given. It sounded very familiar. Then I saw them…another photographer set up with her clients snapping away cheerfully giving instructions…in my spot.
On Your Inner Voice
We must ask ourselves: How far will I take my passion? How long will I grind for my goals? What am I willing to give up for success? Am I willing to go against the norm to follow my inner voice?
What To Do When Your Photography Clients Are Awkward
You meet your clients, and there is an unmistakable awkward vibe from the start. What can you do to save the shoot?
Growing Your Following As A New Photographer
Four tips to grow your social media following even when you are a newer photographer.
