Guest Post & Photo by Valerie Jardin One of the greatest satisfactions in the world is to turn your passion into a successful business. While most photographers have no desire
It’s time to make your voice heard! Each week, we ask a question of our readers so we know what sort of content to produce more of. Your input helps
If you feel like you haven’t seen many articles from me, you’d be correct. I’ve finally decided to focus on a personal photography project. To be honest, this has been
Photofocus author Robert Vanelli arranged a telephone interview with author Steve Gottlieb and asked what’s his secret for turning a personal project into a book.
Pride Month is always such a vibrant time of the year, even if events aren’t as big anymore due to the pandemic. Still, that doesn’t stop photographers from crafting LGBTQ-centric
When you’re working as a professional photographer, it can sometimes be draining when you’re mostly shooting for clients. This is where personal photography projects will help. Doing one will not
The Enthusiast’s Guide to Travel published by Rocky Nook — in this excerpt, author Jordana Wright advocates setting personal goals for each excursion. Rewards of photography The rewarding but elusive
Don’t miss our next Google Hangout. The event is Tuesday, June 30, 2015. Its absolutely free to attend thanks to Adobe. It starts at 3PM Eastern/Noon Pacific. Note: We’ll be
This week’s show is a triple header. First, Pamela Berry sits down with photographer Michael Bonocore to discuss the importance of capturing moments and inspiration. Then Rich Harrington talks with
Don’t miss tomorrow’s Google Hangout. The event is Monday, June 30, 2014. Its absolutely free to attend thanks to LensRentals.com. It starts at 3PM Eastern/Noon Pacific. Join Skip Cohen, Richard
Join Skip Cohen, Richard Harrington, and Guest Matthew Jordan Smith. They’ll explore practical advice for professional and semiprofessional photographers to help with the challenges in running a modern photo business.
Guest Post By Stacy Pearsall From early on in my shooting career, I was told to always have a personal project that I was passionate about. My mentor encouraged me
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