Creating a great experience in showing your photography begins with examining the space you will be displaying your images within. The moment someone walks into your space you want them to feel excited about what they are going to experience. To create a great experience,
It is one thing to have someone buy your photography. It's another to keep them coming back for more. Building a loyal collector base takes getting your work out there and making their purchase something special to them. When someone buys a print from you at
That very moment when you decide you want to do more with your photography than just share your images on social media and amongst friends - the question arises. "What's the path to becoming a successful photographer?" That's the one question asked by everyone who has ever considered going beyond
Making your clients feel right at home in your home or commercial studio is a great way to make their appointment an enjoyable experience. One great way to do this is tailor their session to include music you know that makes them feel good. In the
PLANNING FOR SUCCESS FROM THE START With camera in hand and some shooting skills under your belt, some thought may turn to the possibility of shooting images for a living. No matter what genre of photography you consider going into, having a plan on how to
THE AMATEUR, THE PRO What is the compelling difference between an amateur photographer and a pro photographer? The way I see it is that there are really three levels of photographers whose description - each deserves its own noun. The quality of each’s work and the
Art Wolfe is a multi-faceted photographer/artist and entrepreneur. (image: Eileen Redding Photography) If you were to walk into Art Wolfe’s gallery in Seattle you would find yourself immersed in a world of large prints hanging on the walls, a large flat screen television playing an episode
One of the tips from my new book: From Amateur to Pro|Am Photographer
One of the things you’ll find about successful pro photographers is that they are most often self-taught in their craft. They started as amateurs and proceeded to learn the craft through a combination of written and online tutorials which they added to trial-and-error experience. Whether
One of the things you’ll find about successful pro photographers is that they are most often self-taught in their craft. They started as amateurs and proceeded to learn the craft through a combination of written and online tutorials which they added to trial-and-error experience. Whether