What you Need to Know About Client Relationship & Storytelling
While we all have different approaches to wedding photography, most of us share the goal of telling the story of the day. Storytelling with a…
Why LinkedIn is Important to the Photography Community
It’s no secret that the key to creating a community of advocates for your services on social media begins with the type of content that…
Getting Stuff Done: Time Management For Photographers
There are many requirements for being a successful photographer. Not only do we need to take great photographs, but we also have to navigate insurance,…
8 Non-Photography Software Tools to Keep Your Business Running
It’s no news for creatives who are also entrepreneurs that it takes a lot more than just your craft to run a business. We all…
How to Differentiate Yourself in a Saturated Market
As a wedding photographer in a crazily saturated market (aren’t they all though?!), I’m always trying to learn new techniques or find different ways to…
Photographers, Take Risks Early!
A few years ago when I started Henington Photography, I was thrilled when I booked my first paying clients. I’d worked hard up to that…
Getting Up Front and Personal
One of the most used phrases in photography and on a lot of wedding photography workshops is the Robert Capa phrase, “If your photographs aren’t…
How to Crush it as a Second Shooter for Weddings
Second shooting for other wedding photographers is a great way to start learning how to be a wedding photographer and making a few bucks on…
Not Without My Assistant
People tend to assess situations, people and their status or function very quickly. This is very useful, otherwise, real-time action taking would hardly be possible.…
Embracing Mistakes When A Moment Matters
Does anyone remember how they felt when they first started taking photographs? I hope I’m not alone in thinking this, but it was the absolute…