ShootProof // The importance of hustle
ShootProof and Sal Cincotta // The importance of hustle Ever wonder what it takes to run a successful studio? Join Sal Cincotta in this ShootProof
ShootProof and Sal Cincotta // The importance of hustle Ever wonder what it takes to run a successful studio? Join Sal Cincotta in this ShootProof
Vendor Networking for Photographers Keep it Real! Over the years, I’ve met some pretty amazing artists while working in a booth at a convention. At
Traveling to Cuba has been on my bucket list for years. Many of us in the United States hope to walk the streets of Havana before McDonald’s appears on every street corner. Luckily, I got a chance last December and would like to share a few basic travel tips I picked up on my journey.
Not everyone has the luxury of shooting for himself, but it’s something we all need to do. I know you must be thinking, wait, the business guy is telling me to shoot for myself? Translation: No paying client? Yes, yes I am.
Lots of people travel for work, but photographers get the best deal. I’ve been in the other guy’s shoes, and it’s not the same. Before opening Blume Photography, I worked in the swimming pool business and traveled for occasional conferences, all to nice warm climates.
When you work in Washington, D.C., and you photograph corporate headshots day in and day out, it’s very easy to get burned out. You may even ask yourself why you became a photographer in the first place. Where is that creative spark you need in order to be fulfilled by what you do?
Travel is one of my favorite things. I love to travel. I love seeing the world. And photographers who travel for work have the best job in the world. We get to see some amazing places and, with any luck, capture some incredible and moving imagery.
This month’s edition of Shutter Magazine is all about travel. I want to share with you several ways to maximize opportunities while traveling. I am always looking for ways to reduce my costs, find ways to generate income and create images for print competition.
For Part II of my series on posing for wedding photographers, we split the discussion between posing men and posing couples. The wedding industry often forgets…
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