Photography Education

Running a photography business requires you to do all kinds of things. You have to be the photographer, of course, but also the retoucher, the… Read More »5 Essential Tips for Marketing Your Photography Business

Spring is in bloom and the season is in the air all around us! With the sun shining and the magnificent lush landscapes growing, what better opportunity is… Read More »20 Props and Locations You Need to Photograph This Spring

I always struggled with getting my albums noticed, I wanted to increase facebook reach, and thinking of the perfect wording when posting to social media.… Read More »How I Went From 200 to 18K Facebook Organic Reach in 1 Month and Fully Booked for the Year

If you work on location, then chances are that you have to put up with low light a lot of the time. It’s hard to… Read More »How to Shoot in Low Light

We brought the dangers of shooting with real sparklers and the dangers of shooting on train tracks to your attention, and we’re now continuing that safety series… Read More »The Dangers of Shooting in Running Water

It’s certainly that brisk-weather time of year, and what better way to spend your snowy days inside than snuggling up with a good book? When… Read More »4 Photography Books to Read on a Cozy Day

Instagram is a place where you can find plenty of inspiration, and if you are following a career in photography, it’s ideal for learning more… Read More »10 Amazing Wedding Photographers to Follow on Instagram

Photoshoots are hard work, both for the models and the photographer. Other members of the creative team, such as the make-up artist or the stylist,… Read More »5 Ways to Stay Energized During a Long Photoshoot

You may have heard that some photographers like to shoot with a second photographer by their side, usually referred to as a second shooter. This… Read More »When to Hire a Second Shooter