Photography

4 Steps For Creating Wedding Images Magazines Will Love & Get You Booked

As a wedding photographer for almost 10 years, Lara White has always loved the business side of photography. She shares her passion for business and marketing strategies with photographers through her PhotoMint blog and recently authored a free book for photographers interested in learning how to get their images published. Follow Lara on Twitter. Want [...]

Oh $&!#: Our Biggest Business Mistake

This guest post is by Rob & Lauren, who are photographers, educators, travelers, and all-around fun-loving folks. They spend their time teaching on Photography Concentrate and creating portraits of fun people. They are currently obsessed with espresso and robots. Follow them on Twitter. Once upon a time we made a really big mistake in our [...]

A Perspective On Photo Book And Album Manufacturing

This guest post is by Dr. Dhiraj Kacker, CEO and co-founder of Canvera, an online digital photography company based in Bangalore, India. Dhiraj has numerous patents and publications to his name in the field of Digital Imaging. Dhiraj can be found online on twitter, his company blog or his personal blog. With the advent of [...]

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In A Rut? Photograph Something Different

Happy New Year! You are probably feeling energized and ready to get into a whole host of new projects, right? Some of us, though, may still feel like we are stuck in a rut. That’s natural but there is a solution. And Aaaron Hockley is about to give us a solution. Read on. This is, [...]

Getting Your Business Financially Prepared For The New Year (Sponsored By Outright)

Today’s timely guest post is by Jennifer Dunn of Social Street Media. She writes for a variety of clients, including Outright.com, the easiest way to manage your small business finances online! No doubt you’ve already started the task of organizing everything for the end of the year. Or, at least, you’ve thought about it a [...]

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5 Questions For Strobox

Images are created in fractions of a second and our memories are often too poor to remember how we set up a particular shot. Indeed there is a part of us that probably feels confident in achieving the same look and concept, if only we knew where and how the off-camera flashes were placed, how [...]

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How To Say “I Do” To Your Wedding Photography Business?

This post and the one I just published about pre-designing albums have to do with wedding photographers but I am willing to bet portrait photographers can also glean quite a bit of useful information from the online webinars I am about to mention. Let me be very clear (again) that I don’t promote products, services [...]

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