[smart_track_player url=”https://s3.amazonaws.com/assets.pippa.io/shows/5ab4bf89bb6ddf45527e069c/1523957637810-3342c149df3e742b62f8a39766d7d693.mp3″ title=”Better Living Through Social Media” social=”true” social_twitter=”true” social_facebook=”true” social_gplus=”true” ] I was inspired to record this post by reading a post on Facebook by a friend of mine, who recently wrote: “I belong to a LOT of photography groups here on FB. I thought they would help me to become better at my art. Really all they’ve done …
How Much Should an Amateur Charge?
by Simon Patterson As a serious amateur photographer, people sometimes asked me how much I would charge to shoot something for them. I had never charged to shoot photos for someone else before, so how should I have responded? Once a friend referred me to a local music promoter who was seeking photography services. The promoter emailed me and asked …
The 5 Biggest Photo-Business Mistakes I Made When Starting Out
by Brent Mail. When I first started in my photography business, I made a number of big mistakes. And they cost me a lot of time and money. I’ve written this for you – so that you do not make the same mistakes I made, and waste all that time and money too. 1. Focusing too much on photography skills Probably the biggest …
On Valuing Your Work
I just happened to read this blog post by Jay Patel. He says: “Never give away your work for free. This could mean that you’ll lose out on some opportunities to gain immediate exposure, but it will help you become established as someone who is providing unique content… whether it is your photographs, article, techniques, or tips.” Valuable advice here, …







