We have all met with clients who feel that anything more than $1000 for a photographer is well, just too damn expensive. "I could buy my own camera!" I have heard. Yes, yes you could. You could buy your own camera for sure. So, if you are a wedding photographer,…
For Immediate Release Today, Sal Cincotta has acquired Fisheye Connect and Fisheye OnDemand. www.fisheyeconnect.com Fisheye has quickly become a premiere resource for photography education. According to Kristy Dickerson, Founder and COO, "Fisheye has always been about connecting photographers with workshops and training. Recently, the addition of our OnDemand content has…
Wow. Saw this online and wanted to share. Not sure about everyone else, but this happens to me almost every weekend at my weddings. I laughed until I realized this was actual footage from someone's wedding. I love the lady who just goes behind the alter and starts taking pictures.…
Whether or not we’re doing great work and making good money, the essential factor necessary for happiness in our profession is finding meaning in our work. It’s easy for us to get caught up in lighting, posing, pricing and all the other aspects of running a photography business...
We’re all part of an industry that’s driven by technology and marketing, and pretty much every- thing is a spinoff of those two things. Technology is constantly changing. Every day there’s something new coming your way, prom- ising you the best and most creative tools in the history of photography.
Time is money. With photographers spending so much of their time editing and processing their images (whether they outsource or not), seconds count. What would you do with 10 more minutes per day? What about an extra hour or more?
I have always been an advocate for the invaluable educational opportunity that image critique can bring. I think it’s one of the very best ways to understand your work. Having your photos critiqued can bring to the surface both weaknesses and strengths you might not even know are there.
Right now, senior season is in full swing. I can barely keep up with my schedule. This is a good thing. It’s part of the madness we call our lives. During this time of year, we know we have to suck it up and shoot, shoot, shoot! If you are slow right now, something’s off.
Q&A with Sal Cincotta. You got questions, we got answers.
Hopefully by now, we’ve gotten the gist of how to be professional and polite, and still do our job the day of the wedding. Then why do so many brides and wedding vendors constantly complain about the behavior of photographers and videographers on the wedding day?