Natalie Sinisgalli, a 25-year-old Rochester Institute of Technology graduate runs a photography studio in Honeoye Falls, where she employs an office manager, hosts client meetings, edits images and orders prints. Her career has evolved from waiting tables and temp work a few years ago to owning her own business.
Adorama TV’s “How’d They Do That?” interviews Jason Wallis about his environmental portraiture. Enjoy the video, and we’ll see you over at Shuttermom University for more photography tips and photography business coaching.
Hi there! I wanted to share this funny video from photographer Joe McNally. It will have you laughing! Enjoy the video, and be sure to visit www.shuttermomuniversity.com for more photography business tips and coaching. See you there!
Here is an entertaining video from successful portrait and commercial photographer Stuart Smith. Get a look inside his studio, see some of his work, and find out what makes him successful. Enjoy the video, and I’ll see you over at www.shuttermomuniversity.com for more photography business tips.
In this video, award-winning Camille Seaman discusses techniques for taking better photos. She gives us tips on achieving quality natural lighting, discusses camera equipment, and how treating every object you photograph as if it’s a person will open up your creative side.
Her photographs have been published in Newsweek, Outside, Men’s Journal, Camera Arts, PDN, and American Photography and she has also self-published many books.
Note: a little bit of an advertisement for Sandisk cards, but still a great video.
Enjoy the video, and I’ll see you over at www.shuttermomuniversity.com for more photography business tips and coaching.
Anna Kuperberg, a San Francisco wedding photographer who has also been noted for her child and dog photography, gives advice on how to approach subjects, and shares her techniques for capturing emotion. Anna has been featured on the cover of Photo District News and PPA magazines, and was named one of the world’s top ten wedding photographers by American Photo magazine. Her work has appeared in InStyle, People, and Martha Stewart Weddings. Enjoy the interview, and I’ll see you at www.shuttermomuniversity.com for more on the photography business.
Many of you have probably heard of Jeff and Julia Woods. They run a hugely successful wedding and portrait business in small town. In this video, they give us some insight into their success. Enjoy the video, and I’ll see you over at www.shuttermomuniversity.com for more photography business tips and coaching!
Here is a good news piece (and another really good example of how you can get your photography business on the local news!) featuring a senior photographer. In the video, he is able to show off his work, talk about his style, and let people see him working. The senior is also interviewed and says how she loves her photos (priceless testimonial). Enjoy the video and remember to stop by www.shuttermomuniversity.com for more photography business tips and coaching!
Hi Everyone! I wanted to share this interview with Joe McNally on photography and blogging. Enjoy the videos, and be sure to stop by www.shuttermomuniversity.com for more photography business ideas, tips and coaching.
Ready to make more money with your portrait photography business? Give fairy portrait events a try! They are lots of fun to do and a great way to add to your bottom line. Click on the image below to find out more.
Natalie Sinisgalli, a 25-year-old Rochester Institute of Technology graduate runs a photography studio in Honeoye Falls, where she employs an office manager, hosts client meetings, edits images and orders prints. Her career has evolved from waiting tables and temp work a few years ago to owning her own business.
