Customer service is how you interact with your customers. This could be via email, on the phone, or in-person. It’s about the relationship you have with your customers. Each of these touchpoints allows you to show off the personalization you…
As a photographer for over a decade and a time management coach for several years to photographers and entrepreneurs, there is a persistent lie that I encounter, and it’s one that I believed – and which caused me great pain…
Black Friday 2018 is here, and boy do we have sales to share with you! We’ve put together a list of must-have deals for photographers that will definitely help streamline their day-to-day life. So without further ado, we present to you the…
PRE BOOKING For so many people, the thought of undressing and being vulnerable and naked in front of a total stranger may not be our idea of a fun time. I mean maybe for a second or a third date,…
Two years ago, I did something that most of us dream about: I traded in my comfy London based job, packed my life into suitcases and headed off, camera in hand to the sunny South of France. I now work…
It’s time we talk about being a photographer in the mountains. Mountain weddings and adventurous engagement sessions are all the rage these days, am I right? I feel like every time I sit down to scroll my Instagram feed there’s…
One of the things that always helps me when I am trying to do a bit more with my images is to think of things in a certain order. We have always heard movie director say “Lights, camera, action…” but…
WC Fields famously said, “Never work with animals or children.” The sentiments behind the quote are so true. He went on to say, “they are scene-stealing and totally unpredictable.” Yes, it is true, kids are completely unpredictable. They can be…
Most photographers I know have a never-ending to-do list. Whether it be editing last week’s wedding, keeping your social media profiles up to date, writing blog posts, responding to client queries – there is always something to do. But how…
Why We Sharpen You’re shooting away and inevitably you look at the back of your camera. The images look tack sharp. Later when you look at them on your monitor they aren’t as sharp as they previously appeared on that…
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