Listed below are 15 questions to ask (discover) about yourself as a photographer. After answering the questions ask yourself this: Is my website attracting the clients that I wish to work with? Is my blog a true reflection of the work I wish to create? 1. Who is my audience (i.e. brides, artists…etc)? 2. Who do I want my audience to be? 3. How big do I want to grow my audience? 4. Can I manage my audience’s needs? 5. What kind of photographer are you (i.e. creative portraiture, journalistic)? 6. What subjects do you relate to? 7. What are you trying to accomplish through your photography? 8. What and who are your artistic influences? 9. What effect do you want your photography to have
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How to be a Great Second Shooter [Weddings]
How to Be a Great Second Shooter 1. Shoot 50/50 – 50% of your shoots should be in the style of classic, traditional photography. Capture all the key moments of the day. Remember to shoot safe and smart. Pick a safe ISO and F/stop to get that shot. You are not going for art here, you are going for documentation of the day. The photos you take may never see the light of day but they have to be there in case of an emergency. If the main photographer happens to lose images due to a failed card, theft or computer problems, your shots are now playing 1st swing. 2. Shoot the other 50% in the mode that you’re going to compose the best photographs