So here’s the deal. Marketing is a lot easier than we photographers have been led to believe. And we’ve run the gamut for sure. From dropping thousands of dollars on the biggest, best wedding show in the US to spending…
When I began my photography journey nearly a decade ago, I was managing my workflow like a hyped-up toddler fueled on caffeine in a room full of easily-excitable puppies. That’s not an exaggeration. Well, maybe. But you get the point.…
I’ve been a wedding photographer for a little over 6 years now and couldn’t love this crazy thing that I get to call a job more! One of the most common questions I get asked by wedding guests or new…
I think everyone has that one lens he always works with. But it’s also worth it to try different focal lengths in different situations. It depends on where you shoot, as well as what person you shoot. For many years…
You know what I was thinking about the other day? I was thinking about what struggles I have been through over the years as I went through the processes of becoming a photographer and where I am today. One area…
Multiple exposures are my go-to technique for getting epic wedding images quick, fast and in a hurry. I mean let’s be honest, sometimes the wedding venue is just plain boring, and other times we don’t have more than just a…
I shoot on location a lot. 99% of the time I’m outdoors, in a dive bar, or maybe a swish hotel. Traveling light quickly becomes a priority, and getting from the car to the location in one trip is the…
After four months of laborious work, I put together the perfect website. It had every element that would translate to business, from the hero image at the top to smart headlines and convincing copy. I couldn’t wait to show it…
Hey guys, I’m Dan from Daniel Jay Weddings, as the name suggests I’m a wedding photographer. Two weeks ago I launched my wedding photography website and within that period of time I have booked 8 weddings and have another 10-15…
This may sound like a no-brainer, but it is something that I live by as a wedding photographer. Now I could quote Robert Capa like so many before me, but getting physically close in order to take your shot is…
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