Photography

Small Business Smarts For Photographers

Today’s guest post is by Jared Bauman who has built a photography studio in Southern California that photographs over 200 events and sessions annually. In business for a decade, Jared’s clients fly him across the world to document their big events. Jared is a Co-Founder and President of ShootDotEdit, the #1 post processing partner for the [...]

Professional Photography Is Dead. Long Live Professional Photography!

This is Dr. Dhiraj Kacker’s second guest blog post here. Read his first post on album manufacturing too. He is the CEO and co-founder of Canvera, an online digital photography company based in Bangalore, India. Dhiraj can be found online on Twitter, his company blog or his personal blog. This post has been on my [...]

On Chasing Rainbows And Unicorns

This is another guest post by David Jackson, a Wisconsin-based editorial portrait photographer and an international award winning wedding photographer. His first guest post for Tiffinbox was controversial and inspired a lot of debate within the photography industry. I hope this latest salvo also provokes thought and civil discourse in the comments section. Follow him [...]

Eric Foley | On Becoming A Pro Photographer

Are you considering photography as a profession? Are you thinking of going pro? If you photograph only on the weekends and want to transition to a full time photography career, you should watch this video by Eric Foley, a wedding and portrait photographer based in Connecticut: Eric Foley was awarded 2011 Wedding Photographer of The [...]

“The Consultation”: Richard Esposito’s DVD

Richard Esposito, a Connecticut-based wedding photographer is also a good friend. His controversial blog post, The New Wedding Guest, here on Tiffinbox ranks as one of the most popular posts since I opened the site up to guest bloggers. As a leader in the wedding photography industry, I respect what he has to say. When [...]

Martin Prihoda, A Mumbai Interview

I had an opportunity to interview Martin Prihoda recently. Let me correct that … I had an opportunity to interview Martin Prihoda three times in a row but the first two attempts failed miserably due to technical snafus on my end. Martin, in his usual graciousness and patience offered to meet with me through Skype [...]

The CTPPA Convention | March 8-12, 2012

Today’s guest post is by Marietta St. Onge, the VP of Programs & Publicity for the Connecticut Professional Photographers Association. She also runs a home based studio that specializes in laughter, hugs and lots of warmth. The CTPPA, to her is an extended family that she believes will bring a wealth of knowledge and support [...]