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A (Lightroom) photo backup and storage workflow might not be the most exciting thing for a photographer, but it is one of the most important ones. Learning how to backup your photo library to an external hard drive or the cloud makes sure your work … Read The Article
So you want to send photos to a client and are wondering what’s the best way to do it? Or maybe you’ve been sending your digital photographs in a certain way for years and want to do it more professional from now on. There are … Read The Article
In this review, we’ll be taking a look at Pixieset which describes itself as “Beautiful client photo galleries”. And while that’s true it’s also a lot more, so let’s dive in! What Is Pixieset? At it’s most basic, Pixieset is an online gallery system for professional … Read The Article
How to get clients is one of the biggest struggles of most photographers. This is true for beginners trying to find their first clients as well as more experienced photographers who are trying to expand their photography business. You probably have noticed that taking good … Read The Article
This is a different kind of post than most here on Photography Domination. But it just might be the most important one. Consider it the “Photography Business 101” for your career as a young (or maybe old) photographer. The goal? To tell you how making … Read The Article
Sending a follow-up email to potential clients is the best thing you can do to improve your chances of landing a photography job. Here are the exact steps, pro tips, and a couple of word-for-word scripts you can use to send the perfect follow-up email. … Read The Article
Welcome to this months edition of the Photographer’s Reading List, my monthly list of kick-ass books that I’ve read and recommend if you’re a photographer. Feck Perfuction: Dangerous Ideas on the Business of Life – James Victore Feck Perfuction is an interesting, entertaining and beautiful … Read The Article
How much photographers make is an important question, especially if you’re considering becoming a professional photographer or when you’re working on your photography pricing strategy. So if you ever asked yourself things like “Can you make a living doing photography?” (spoiler: Yes!), “How much money … Read The Article
Taking an online photography class is one of the best ways to greatly improve your photography. While having access to a personal mentor might be the only thing better, it’s not something that’s really possible for most of us and even then online photography courses … Read The Article
I know. A “client portal” sounds boring and corporate, and may seem to be overkill. But what if I told you that it’s one of the easiest ways to save yourself hours of time and separate yourself from the competition? And even better, it’s free … Read The Article