
Preparing for a Shoot: Develop Your Workflow
If you’re still working on your own workflow, hopefully this will give you some ideas for finalizing your pre-shoot routine.
If you’re still working on your own workflow, hopefully this will give you some ideas for finalizing your pre-shoot routine.
Now that you know you want to pick up photography – whether it’s a hobby or a potential source of income – where do you go from here?
There are dozens of apps that will help make the professional photographer’s life easier, from instant model releases to on demand light meters. Here’s a list of 10 apps that every photographer will love.
Mastering the technical skills of photography are not the only components to creating memorable visual imagery. Developing your creative eye is probably the most important skill you’ll need. You’ll learn to see the world with your own unique voice and be able to see creative potential in any situation.
Like any field, staying in close connection with your fellow professionals can benefit you on so many different levels. Don’t think of these photographers as competition, think of them as a resource to improve your skills, broaden your client base and add revenue to the bottom line of your studio.
Have you ever fallen into a creative rut with your photography? How did you get inspired again? We took this question to our Facebook followers this month, and read a lot of great answers that we wanted to pass along to our blog readers as advice for the next time YOU need to get inspired!
If you’re looking for avenues that will gain more exposure for your work, photo contests can offer a wide range of opportunities in all genres.
Here are two exercises for a rainy day, when you might otherwise be hanging around the studio wondering what to do with yourself.
Starting to build a photographer’s arsenal of ever changing, high-tech (and, not to mention, expensive) tools can be a daunting task. Although the list of tools and accessories, camera lenses, camera bodies, lens babies and more that a photographer can (and probably should) employ is truthfully endless, here’s a list of 5 must-haves for every photographer.
It isn’t uncommon for photographers to also be working as waiters, customer service reps, or admin assistants to supplement their incomes. However there are other, more creative opportunities where photographers can put their visual talents to use and make a few extra dollars. Here are five potential side gigs to help you make some extra cash.