Landscape photographer, Alex Noriega, talks about how he got started as a professional photographer and how he makes enough money to make a living.
Episode 38: How Angeliki Jackson Grew Her Instagram Following to 130,000+
Instagram has opened all kinds of doors for freelance designer, Angeliki Jackson (@astrodub on Instagram). She’s been named one of the top Instagram photographers to follow by multiple outlets, she’s had her photography work displayed at the W Hotel in Times Square, along with other galleries, and she’s had the opportunity to experience amazing travel adventures. A few topics from…
Episode 37: Kristy Ryan on Turning Photography Clients into Raving Fans
Hear how Kristy Ryan from went from shooting her first wedding as a professional photographer for $200 to being named British Columbia’s top wedding photographer. She now photographs 35 weddings a year, and about a quarter of those are destination weddings ranging from Barcelona to Bali.
Episode 36: Ashley Goodwin on Networking, Social Media & Hustle for Photographers
Film photographer, Ashley Goodwin, talks about starting over in a new place, shooting film, networking with wedding vendors and taking Instagram by storm.
Episode 35: Derek Cookson on Selling Yourself as a Photographer
Derek Cookson left behind a life in IT when he moved from Canada to the U.S. and decided to pursue his passion for photography. Today, he’s bringing the (trademarked) Derek Cookson joy to weddings and family sessions as a full time wedding photographer in the Detroit, Michigan area. I’ve had the pleasure of shooting with Derek—he’s the kind of guy…
Episode 34: Vickie Black on Standing Out in the Senior and Teen Market
Vickie Black and her husband, Jeremy, have been self employed for years, so it wasn’t a huge leap for them to start a photography business together. The leap came later, when Vickie decided that she wanted to drop weddings to specialize in senior and teen photography. A few topics from today’s show: Letting go of a lucrative market (weddings) to…
Episode 33: Alicia Caine on Why Specialization Matters as a Photographer
After I talked with Jonathan Canlas a few weeks ago about why he refuses to specialize as a photographer, I thought it would be fun to counter his views with the views of Alicia Caine, a super wiz on branding, pricing and making it rain in the photography business. Alicia actually just came out with a course on how to take yourself…
Episode 32: How Amy and Jordan Demos Both Quit Their Jobs & Took Wedding Photography by Storm
Amy and Jordan were high school sweethearts— they met when they were 14 years old in freshman english class. After becoming teachers in the same school, Amy found herself getting pulled in by the world of photography. Jordan soon followed, and within a few years, they had both quit their day jobs to run their wedding photography business full time…
Episode 31: Jean Smith on Starting up during a downturn and traveling the world
Professional photographer, Jean Smith, talks about the one mistake she made when she started her photography business, building a brand, how she approaches social media marketing and how she and her family took a full year traveling Europe and Asia with their four kids while working along the way.
Episode 30: Jonathan Canlas on Shooting Film & Refusing to Specialize
Film photographer and educator, Jonathan Canlas, offers a counterargument to the popular business advice that we must specialize to succeed as photographers.
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