The Troubadour Everyday Apex Tote Bag is a stylish, modern tote bag. Not only that, it’s very functional and versatile. It’s designed as a carry-all for work and weekends, with lots of compartments and organization. How would this work for photographers? Let’s have a closer look! Note: Troubadour Goods sent
Flexispot sent us their C7 Premium Ergonomic Office Chair. We checked it out to see if it could be beneficial to you. Flexispot previously sent us their E7 Premium Standing Desk, a motorized adjustable table that was attractive, sturdy, and functional, earning a five-star review and an Photofocus Editor’s Choice.
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
In the third part of this lemonade series, I share the secret ingredient that could allow me to concoct the recipe of my dreams.
In the second part of this lemonade series, I am working on the development of a new recipe made out of my big lemon juice.
In the last few months, life has been different for everyone. Work plans have been altered or destroyed. What do you do when life hits you a big lemon …?
In part one, I discussed playing to your strengths, being flexible yet firm with pricing, cultivating a portfolio and making your clients look their best. Now I dive into four more simple ways to get more photography clients. 5. Build out your online real estate Think of your website and
The freelance photography industry is one that is hard to crack open, but once you’ve been brought into the fold it can be a lucrative and freeing career choice. While most people would jump at the chance to work on their own terms and their own schedule, most of the
Today, it’s becoming more and more common for the average person to strike out on their own as a self-starter. We’ve never had so much technology at our fingertips, and with that, it’s never been easier to launch a successful business with very little investment other than your time and
Editor’s Note: We welcome Angie McMonigal to Photofocus. Angie is an award-winning fine art and commercial architecture photographer based in Chicago. She brings a detailed, thoughtful perspective to her work, whether for clients or through the workshops she leads. Focusing more frequently on bold architectural details rather than sweeping cityscapes, her
8 killer tips to work smarter, be more productive and conquer a myth There’s days and there’s DAYS. Those days that are so full we almost dread them from the moment we wake up in the morning. How did we get to this? Why am I late with everything? But
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
