Nate Joaquin Torres is a portrait photographer based in Los Angeles, California. Outside of photography, Nate specializes in SEO, content marketing, and social media marketing. He has a passion for minimalist photography with a film feel. Nate is also the founder of Imaginated.com, a media company dedicated to inspiring digital-age artists and creators in business, artistry, and mind. Feel free to connect with him on Instagram or subscribe to his email newsletter.
In this guide, we’ll be discussing what the Google My Business Profile is and why every photographer needs to set one up. If you already have one set up, we’ll also be discussing the best tips to optimize your profile
Photography has changed quite a bit since the days of our grandparents’ driving down to the local drugstore with their rolls of film from the most recent holiday or vacation. Now that everyone has a high-resolution camera in their pocket,
In this guide, we’ll be discussing mission statements and why they are important to have one. We will also be covering what should be included in your mission statement. Let’s dive in. What is a mission statement? A mission statement is a
In this guide, we’ll be discussing brand identity tools and how they are used to align your brand and ensure you are not confusing potential customers. Let’s dive in. Brand identity tools When it comes to branding your photography business,
If you haven’t checked out part one, check it out here. 6. Composition and settings To become a better portrait photographer, pay attention to your camera’s settings to suit each situation you find yourself in. Taking a good picture isn’t
When it comes to developing your photography. brand, it’s important to understand the difference between a corporate image and positioning. In the guide below, I’ll be diving into the components of a brand. What is a brand? A brand consists
Portrait photography is getting more and more popular professionally, with photographers using high-tech gear such as DSLR and mirrorless cameras to achieve stunning results. But even the ordinary person can use their smartphone or an entry-level camera to create portraits
If you haven’t checked out part one, click here. Best practices and breaks Several strategies can be used when performing photoshoots outside. This includes both technical advice and techniques for making the session more comfortable. Some of these may seem
Many photoshoots take place inside or in a studio, but occasionally an outside shoot is required. So, how do we keep our models, crew and cameras warm and comfortable when heading outside? Why you should photograph outside The world around
Have you ever picked up your camera and wondered what that “P” meant? You know, that mode you tried once and never again? Program mode can be a powerful tool, especially for beginners. But how is it different than Manual
Let’s be honest and admit that many communities love using abbreviations that often make beginners confused. Today’s article is about AF-S and AF-C, the importance of focus in photography and other autofocus modes. A brief introduction to focus Almost every camera
The COVID-19 outbreak has taught me a lot as a part-time photographer and as a full-time survivor. Times are currently tough and challenging for many out there. As my secondary source of income, I started rebuilding the basics and continued
In this guide, we’ll be discussing mission statements and why they are important to have one. We will also be covering what should be included in your mission statement. Let’s dive in. What is a mission statement? A mission statement is a
In this guide, we’ll be discussing brand identity tools and how they are used to align your brand and ensure you are not confusing potential customers. Let’s dive in. Brand identity tools When it comes to branding your photography business,
If you haven’t checked out part one, check it out here. 6. Composition and settings To become a better portrait photographer, pay attention to your camera’s settings to suit each situation you find yourself in. Taking a good picture isn’t
When it comes to developing your photography. brand, it’s important to understand the difference between a corporate image and positioning. In the guide below, I’ll be diving into the components of a brand. What is a brand? A brand consists
Portrait photography is getting more and more popular professionally, with photographers using high-tech gear such as DSLR and mirrorless cameras to achieve stunning results. But even the ordinary person can use their smartphone or an entry-level camera to create portraits
If you haven’t checked out part one, click here. Best practices and breaks Several strategies can be used when performing photoshoots outside. This includes both technical advice and techniques for making the session more comfortable. Some of these may seem
Many photoshoots take place inside or in a studio, but occasionally an outside shoot is required. So, how do we keep our models, crew and cameras warm and comfortable when heading outside? Why you should photograph outside The world around
Have you ever picked up your camera and wondered what that “P” meant? You know, that mode you tried once and never again? Program mode can be a powerful tool, especially for beginners. But how is it different than Manual
Let’s be honest and admit that many communities love using abbreviations that often make beginners confused. Today’s article is about AF-S and AF-C, the importance of focus in photography and other autofocus modes. A brief introduction to focus Almost every camera
The COVID-19 outbreak has taught me a lot as a part-time photographer and as a full-time survivor. Times are currently tough and challenging for many out there. As my secondary source of income, I started rebuilding the basics and continued
Education is crucial in any field, but how about a piece of paper? Will a degree really help you as a photographer? Is college worth it? People confess that their diploma is just a piece of paper, and college is
Everyone has a love-hate relationship with photography in fall. Some say their photos look muddy and not so flattering. Luckily, there is a way around it! There is always potential inside every shot you take. Many photos can be amped
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