Having top-notch gear and an incredible eye for portraits feels amazing. But let’s be honest: staring at a completely empty booking calendar? Not so much.
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Category: Photography Business
The ultimate event photography questionnaire: 7 questions to ask corporate clients
When a company reaches out to hire a corporate event photographer, it is easy to just say yes, pack your camera bag, and show up. But over the years of shooting events in Antwerp, Brussels, and across Belgium, I have learned that the success of a shoot is decided long before the event begins. You need to know exactly what the client expects. That is where a solid event photography questionnaire comes in.
Read more50+ easy photography blog post ideas & topics for photographers
As a photography blogger, I know firsthand how hard it can be to find inspiration for something to write about. You stare at a blank screen, knowing you should publish something, but the words just won’t come.
Read moreHow to Make Money as a Photographer: 11 Realistic Ways to Earn
Making money with photography is the dream for a lot of people. Though photography as purely a hobby is plenty for others, many of us reach a point where we want to see some return on the time, effort, and gear we’ve invested.
Read moreHow to Use Self-Evaluation to Become a Better Photographer
When we’re getting better at photography, we usually turn to external sources for feedback. It’s not wrong to ask others for their opinion, but other people aren’t always available. And let’s be honest, they aren’t always knowledgeable either.
Read moreThe ultimate corporate event photography shot list (and how to nail it)
Getting hired for corporate event photography is an exciting opportunity, but walking into a bustling venue without a game plan is a recipe for missed moments. Whether you are shooting a massive multi-day conference or handling intimate corporate meeting photography, having a solid plan keeps you focused.
Read moreHow to market yourself as a photographer: The biggest mistake to avoid
As a professional photographer, it is essential to market yourself. No matter the niche you are in, the reality is that good projects don’t just fall into your lap out of thin air. Yet, marketing yourself as a photographer isn’t always easy. What do you say in your content? How do you stand out?
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