Since Spring is in the air, we’re sharing a series of Best Business Practice posts featuring the team of ACEs. Get to know them and learn how their tips and tricks will streamline your studio this season! As any ACE will tell you, the reality is you can’t do it all. Successful photographers understand this, which is
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The Merits of Mobile: Part II
Series: The Merits of Mobile Don’t miss the first post in this series by Will Jacks, a photographer based in the Mississippi Delta. Real Life is Beautiful: the Instagram Edition! The best camera is the one that’s with you. Since Chase Jarvis kicked off this discussion years ago, more photographers have adopted mobile photography as
The Merits of Mobile Photography: Part I
The best camera is the one that’s with you. Since Chase Jarvis kicked off this discussion years ago, more photographers have adopted mobile photography as a playful personal expression and a serious artistic endeavor. In fact, “Mobile Photography” is simultaneously contributing to the democratization of image making and the artistic positioning of professionals. Last week, Instagram hit
The Nutcracker Challenge: Part I
“Even in the works of the greatest master, the organic sequence can fail and then a skillful join must be made.” – Tchaikovsky Several months ago, a childhood dream of mine came true. My Mom and I saw the New York City Ballet perform The Nutcracker at Lincoln Center. Growing up, I was enchanted by
How Photographers Can Use Facebook Timeline
My relationship with Facebook is always exciting because, like most things in life…it’s constantly changing! Photographers be warned: Facebook Timeline for brand pages is live and you’ve got until March 30th to transition. After that, Facebook will automatically switch your page for you – boo! There are some great opportunities with Facebook Timeline, but consider setting
Out of Synch: Photographers vs The Music Industry Part 2
Last week, Nashville-based photographer Peter Carlson tackled the timely topic of music licensing. Many of you chimed in with your thoughts, questions and frustrations! So, we’re eager to share the next post in this series focusing on music licensing for professional photographers. You’re invited to voice your opinion by commenting below! In my previous post,
5 Ways Workflows Saved my @$$…and could save yours too!
Since Spring is in the air, we’re kicking off a series of Best Business Practice posts from the tried-and-true team of ACEs. Get to know them on The Photo Life and learn how their tips and tricks can help streamline your studio! I’ve tried my hardest to keep a mental to-do list. Laying in bed
Out of Synch: Photographers vs The Music Industry
The Music Biz vs Photographers: Part I. In keeping with our commitment to serve up timely topics, we’re launching a series of posts focusing on music licensing for professional photographers. Share your experience and voice your opinion by commenting below! Over the last few months there has been buzz about photographers and filmmakers getting fined
A Photographic Love Affair
I’ve fallen in love with many women, a dozen or so cities, and innumerable moments in time. But I’ve only ever fallen in love with one camera – the Leica S2. By love I mean that irrational exuberance that can overcome any obstacle. That encounter with such beauty, intelligence, or elegance that compels me to rethink,
Show & Tell: How to Sell Boudoir Books
In-house sales work best with boudoir clients. But what does this mean? It means you have to find a way to show your client an album before they see their final prints. Here are my tips and tricks for boosting book and album sales specifically for boudoir photographers! 1. Show and sell Have particular products