So, you want to be a professional photographer? Apart from having the right skill set for the photography you want to do professionally, you also have to prepare for a bunch of other things. Among these are the headaches your photography clients may bring you. To help you get ready
I was fortunate to recently have one of my images featured on the cover of “Professional Photographer” magazine. This opened a wonderful opportunity to feature a story as a press release to keep my name in front of my local community. Why use press releases for marketing your photo business?
This is a question that is probably marinating in a lot of people’s minds, potential clients or otherwise. Surely, there are many pro photographers who have probably encountered this question more often than they’d like. If that sounds like you, we have just the video for the next time someone
I started using Lightroom over a year ago to give me a way of editing photos on my mobile phone while couchbound with my newborn son. The more I use this cloud-based editing app, the more integrated into my workflow it has become. But it doesn’t come without problems. Fortunately,
Whether you’re new to the photography business or a little further along, there will come a time when you have to raise your photography rates. However, it may feel a little tricky to do, especially when you’re not sure about how to set your price right or whether you should
If you’re not doing professional photography, there’s a good chance that the thought of building a career out of your passion for photography has already crossed your mind. As with any creative craft, there are pros and cons to making a living as a full-time photographer. So, before you dive
Can you make a living out of your passion for photography? Everyone knows that the short answer to that is yes. However, what is it truly like to go professional? What kind of work do you need to put in if you want to make photography pay the bills? These
