Photo Field Notes Podcast: Career Advice for Photographers
Stories and career inspiration from professional photographers
As soon as you visit Liz Fogarty’s website or Instagram account, you’ll notice instantly that Liz cares about her work— that she’s something special. Liz has perfectly curated images with a brand to match, and the work she’s put in has paid off. A few topics from today’s show: Growing your community through Instagram Curating Instagram images to create a strong, cohesive…
Professional photographer, Carrie Swails, talks about the alternative ways she’s found to make extra money in her photography business outside of taking photos.
Molly, like many of us, woke up one day and realized that the life she had built for herself—working what she had imagined to be her dream job at a boutique hotel—simply wasn’t making her happy. Cue crisis, a search for herself, and after a lot of self discovery and travel, a new life. Now Molly runs Stratejoy, where she empowers and…
Photographer and photography educator, Allie Siarto, shares tips for how to prepare for a busy photography season during the slower season.
Feuza Reis, SEO expert and photographer, shares tips to help professional photographers improve their search rankings and get found by potential clients in Google and other search engines.
Lauren Carnes talks about her path from a career in public relations to a career in photography and storytelling. She shares great ideas for photographers about creating a business that stands in a class of its own by combining skills you already have.
Chris Scott, founder of photography wall art designer, Swift Galleries, talks about how to get clients excited about buying wall art and keepsakes from your photography business.
Today’s episode was inspired by a list of questions from a photographer who is thinking about hiring her own associate wedding photographer program.
I’m back with my first solo show! Let’s talk about how to create your branding elements without going into debt, including your logo, brand colors, fonts, website, packaging and other important elements.
Photographer and Snap Society founder, Jamie Larson, talks about creating a sense of community rather than competition among photographers and why it matters.
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