The key trick is in choosing your market slice. You must choose a slice of the market where people want to keep memories alive in print. It must also be an event that is hard to capture for a non professional so that they will...
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Your Guide to Digital Photography: a Review
Summary: The Your Guide to Digital Photography by Dan Feildman is a downloadable guide for digital photography beginners and also those looking for better results from their digital photography.
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5 Key Ideas for Creating a Photography Website
In the age of the internet and World Wide Web, it has become almost mandatory to have your own website. Commercial photographers and freelance photographers know the value of getting their work seen and recognized. If you are turning your photography hobby into a part-time or, even a full-time, business the first thing you [...]
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Photo Tip to Share
If any of your readers are like I am, they probably have encountered the same problem I had during a recent trip. What happened was that about 5 or 10 of my first photos of the day came out either way too dark or way too light. The cause? My settings the evening before, while [...]
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Indoor Wedding Photography
Some wedding ceremonies will not allow flash photography, and for this reason alone a photographer will need to really examine the venue prior to the event. When taking images during the actual ceremony a high quality professional will select from three to four locations to take pictures. These locations should be reached during hymns, musical interludes or longer readings, rather than during critical moments in a ceremony where movement and noise may disrupt or annoy the guests and wedding party.
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Summer Changes Your Photographic Light
As summer moves in, the days get longer and hotter. Photography is all about lighting and as the days get longer, the type of natural light that you have available to you changes with the season. So, how will the summer days affect your photography?
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Work at Home with a Photography Business
The presence of computers in the home, the Internet, and digital cameras have brought us a new category of professional: the self-sufficient home freelance photographer. Before the Internet, this would have been a prohibitive venture; you’d have to send printed photos in the mail, and you’d have to correspond with publishers and buyers. On the [...]
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A Low Budget First Gig Photographer’s Tool Kit & Strategy
Let's face it, sometimes people do want to leave their existing boring role in life and do something they like for a living. I was one of those. Each day just became worse in the job I was doing. Hey...but I needed the money and there was no other way back then (at least, that's what I thought). I later learned how ridiculous that way of thinking is, and I wished I'd listened or more importantly, READ more on what to do.
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What Are The Salient Points Of Starting A Photography Business?
If you are spending considerable time, money and effort on photography and find that your hobby is growing on you and you want to take it up either full time or more seriously you should start considering making photography a business. However, the skills required in running a business are not the same as the ones that make you a good photographer and even if you are a good photographer that will not ensure your success as a business man. There are certain things that you need to keep in mind before turning it into a successful business. The additional things that you would...
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