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How to Get Started as a Portrait & Wedding Photographer

Becoming a photographer requires a passion for the arts and science. The technical side of capturing an image is the science but the artistic side is where your creative soul lives. Today’s cameras make it easier than ever to get started in photography. But there’s a lot more to photography than putting your camera on […]
Hollie Klimek
Written by Hollie Klimek September 21, 2023July 20, 2023
  1. Business
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Education in 2024?

The start of the fourth quarter seasonality is only a short time away, and you’re all hoping for a busy holiday season. Time flies, and before you realize it, you’ll be chasing last-minute details for IUSA, WPPI, etc. TAKE THE TIME NOW to think about your 2024 first quarter schedule and what conventions and workshops you’re […]
Skip Cohen
Written by Skip Cohen September 19, 2023August 30, 2023
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  3. Photography Education

How to Get Inspired and Avoid Distractions

It’s easy to get caught up in comparison, especially with the constant barrage of social media. You may wonder if your work is actually ‘up to par’ or feel like you just aren’t quite ‘there’ yet.  I’m definitely not above feeling this slump. There are so many brilliant artists and it’s human nature to think […]
Kenzie Hunter Hokanson
Written by Kenzie Hunter Hokanson September 14, 2023July 14, 2023
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How to Create a Custom High School Senior Photo Experience

Beautiful images start with getting to know your client. I am old school…I like to talk on the phone or meet up in person. I use this time to learn about the client’s style and interests and what they would most like to get out of their portrait session.  I often end up creating lasting relationships […]
Valerie Thomas
Written by Valerie Thomas September 12, 2023August 21, 2023
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  3. Photography Education

How to be Seen as a Photographic Artist

Last year I moved my studio from an old furniture factory filled with software developers to a hundred-year-old building filled with artists.  I am now surrounded by people who work with metal, glass, acrylic, oil, clay, and even silver nitrate.  As I stare up at the body of work in my gallery, I often think about what […]
Joseph Giitter
Written by Joseph Giitter September 7, 2023July 17, 2023
  1. Business
  2. Inspiration
  3. Marketing
  4. Photography Education

Where’s My Marketing Jetpack?

Remember how it was predicted that one day we would all be flying around with jet packs by now? Oh, how the insurance companies and law enforcement would love that right? So where’s my marketing jetpack? Where’s the automated program to handle all that promotional stuff for me? Sadly, neither the jet packs nor the […]
Mark Weber
Written by Mark Weber September 5, 2023July 6, 2023
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  2. Inspiration
  3. Marketing
  4. Photography Education

Creating Your Own Seasonality

Think about it – nothing major is happening in the consumer world, and we’re still way ahead of holiday seasonality.  Even in the world of snail mail, things are relatively quiet. This is an excellent time for you to get everyone’s attention with a special offer via email or direct mail! At the beginning of July, […]
Skip Cohen
Written by Skip Cohen August 31, 2023August 7, 2023
  1. Business
  2. Photography Education
  3. Sales

How to Determine Pricing the Easy Way

Once you’ve determined what products you want to offer, you’ll want to set up your pricing for those products.  Be sure to take into account all of the costs that are included in each product.  You’ll want to add together the cost to print, mount and texture your portraits, frame costs, packaging, credit card fees, […]
Lori Nordstrom
Written by Lori Nordstrom August 29, 2023July 18, 2023
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  3. Technology

Are You Taking Advantage of Technology?

I’m always amazed at the improvement of each new camera, strobe, tripod, or light stand. Cameras are able to see better than our own eyes. Strobes are practically lighting a scene automatically in a way that you almost can’t take a bad photograph. Tripods are getting lighter yet more sturdy. Light stands are more adaptable […]
Mark Weber
Written by Mark Weber August 24, 2023July 5, 2023
  1. Business
  2. Customer Satisfaction
  3. Photography Education

Creating a Unique Experience

Intro by Skip Cohen Just for the fun of it, I went exploring through Shep Hyken’s archives, and it’s a goldmine of great concepts. Shep is all about Customer Service and the fun of his posts is that there is no spoilage on his ideas.  Unlike a carton of milk with an expiration date – Shep’s […]
Shep Hyken
Written by Shep Hyken August 22, 2023July 13, 2023

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