Embarking on a career as a freelance photographer is an exciting journey filled with creativity and flexibility. However, like any profession, there are several misconceptions that can cloud the reality of this dynamic field. Let’s debunk 10 common myths about being a freelance photographer and shed light on the truths
For many photographers, being self-employed is the ultimate dream. For those people, photography has always been an interest. And the idea of taking a hobby, turning it into a side hustle and ultimately creating a self-sustaining career out of our greatest joy is the kind of thing we fantasize about.
Whether you’re an employee, self-employed worker or owner of a large company, everyone is currently experiencing their share of challenges. But is it mandatory to be a victim of circumstances? I’m looking at the question. Why do some people are victims while others grow? Let me start by taking a
When we are at the beginning of our photographer career, we try to spend as little as possible on everything that doesn’t seem necessary. By “necessary” of course, we mean our photography gear, camera body, lenses, bag, tripod, laptop. We don’t necessarily think that renting an office is part of
I’m often asked by new photographers if freelance job platforms — like Thumbtack, Upwork, etc. — are worth it. But it’s not a simple yes or no question. Freelance job platforms have their place. They’re a great option for photographers looking for new clients, but you have to go about
Rich Harrington has two special guests on this week’s show. We’re joined by Dave Wilson, a freelance art photographer from Texas. Dave shares his approach to getting the best shot (no matter how many exposures it takes). Dave is a native of Scotland who likes to photograph subjects, scenes, locations
