It’s a common occurrence: you get some form of communication from a client or vendor and you have to reply something like “I’ll get back to you as soon as I get to a computer!” As small business owners, we…
Hello, JPEGmini friends! My name is Dan Morris and I’m a wedding photographer originally from Wales now living in England. I’ve been finding Instagram so helpful recently so I wanted to give a little insight into how I use it…
Hello fellow JPEGmini friends! My name is Eirik Halvorsen and I’m a wedding photographer based in the South of Norway. This blog post is about why and how you should embrace the dark when you photograph weddings. It can also be…
This question has been on my mind for quite sometime now. I have found that there is this constant ongoing pressure to always create… but more importantly, create something better than your last. I am going on my 5th season…
We have the great privilege to interview the COO and Co-Founder of Orange Photography, Gene Hwang. Gene is one of three founders of this full-service agency that offers services to both organizations and individuals. Though based in San Francisco, they…
Hey guys, it’s Mark here from Shotkit. I want to express my gratitude to Mitch and the guys at JPEGmini for allowing me to guest post on their awesome blog. When I’m not publishing content on Shotkit about the world’s…
How about a quote? It’s good to start out with a quote when you’re blogging for a legit ‘site for the first time, right? Maybe not, but we really like this quote from Dorthea Lange because it connects with us…
If you had to choose between reducing the file size of a photo to the point where it did not look like your original. Or displaying a photo on your website that is large and beautiful, but will slow down…
An Open Letter to New Portrait and Wedding Photographers After over 10 years of business and four years full time as a photographer I pondered what pieces of juicy advice would have given me a head start in my journey.…
“Photographers don’t really have to “work” like normal people do.” Many photographers hear that line more often than they’d like, I imagine. People who aren’t in the industry think photographers are so lucky to be in a business where they get to take pictures all…
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