And gives some practical advice to newcomers in the field. As another follow up to the article I wrote about finding your own photographic style, Chuck Vosburgh offers his experience and sheds some light on how his style has influenced his work as a commercial photographer.

(And some tips to help you find yours) — Last week we published a post about finding your own photographic style. As a follow up to that, I reached out to a favorite photographer of mine named, Kristi Sutton Elias, who was kind enough to share some of her personal opinions on the subject. Kristi is one of my…

Credit: Kinga Cichewicz What makes your favorite images “pop”? What helps you recognize the work of some of the most emblematic photographers of the century? How is it that two almost identical images in terms of subject, lighting, and composition can look so different? The answer is simple: style. As…

Even if you’ve just started your photography business, you probably already know the struggle of finding new clients. Worry not! Gaining new clients is a challenging step but it doesn’t have to be a nightmare. …

Photo credit: Arali Melendez You’ve just booked your first wedding and if you’re like most amateur wedding photographers, once the initial thrill and excitement fade, anxiety settles in. How are you going to handle photographing a place you’ve never seen before? What if you forget to take a shot of…

Are you a photographer considering working on high-volume photo shoots like schools, sports clubs or events? Then you should know that this type of photography is not for everyone. It can be hectic taking photos of hundreds of people in a very short time as well as time-consuming to manage…

No this is not a post about me trying to get into some athlete’s pants. It’s a post about a thing called a Minimal Viable Product and why it wouldn’t work for us nor for our clients. Before I explain what an M.V.P. is, I want to explain why I’m…