Specialist or generalist? Do you struggle with this question or distinction in your own photography? I know many of us do. As we learn and grow in our photography we’re sometimes told to choose one thing, pick a niche and focus on that. It’s supposed to be better to be
Define your photography. Something we are sometimes told we should do. Specialize in one thing. Do we really have to? This is not to say you cannot photograph other genres or subjects. Though if you read enough out there you’ll feel like you’ll never be good or succeed at photography
Some in the photography industry claim the only way you will ever get really good and master a genre is to only shoot that one genre. We don’t necessarily agree with that statement — here’s why … Expand your abilities Should you continually push beyond your boundaries? Perhaps when you
There’s a plethora of different types of photographers out there. Some of us shoot corporate work. Others focus on portraiture and weddings. And while being a jack of all trades might sound like it’ll help you get more work, having a specialty is actually more beneficial in the long run.
