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Unlock an Exceptional Client Experience with a Pre-Session Consultation

April 6, 2014 By Keith

Sherri-Lyn and Toby had an excellent client experience.

 A photography session, whether it’s a personal portrait, family portrait, boudoir, or any other, is all about you—the client—and ensuring an exceptional client experience from start to finish.It’s not just about the technical skill or the final images; it’s about how you feel throughout the entire process.From the moment you make contact with a photographer to the moment you receive your final images, the client experience should be … [Read more...]

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Keith’s Useful Budget Photography Tips

March 21, 2014 By Keith

Photography is a rewarding, creative pursuit, but it can also be an expensive one.For those just starting out in the business, the cost of professional photography equipment may seem overwhelming. From high-quality cameras and lenses to studio lighting and editing software, the expenses quickly add up.Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to cut costs and still produce professional-level images. Many seasoned photographers have faced the same … [Read more...]

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Photo Session Dos and Don’ts, Part Two

March 20, 2014 By Keith

The Photographer In our last article, we discussed the client’s part in the etiquette of a photo session.  In this article, we will discuss some of the photographer’s common photo shoot dos and don’ts. ·        Do be professional in manner, at all times.   ·        Don’t speak or behave in a way that would make your model or client upset or uncomfortable around you.    ·        Do use discretion when shooting your models or … [Read more...]

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12 Best Photography Client Guidelines: How to Have an Amazing Photo Session

March 19, 2014 By Keith

When it comes to working with a pro, many people don't realize certain photography client guidelines establish the etiquette expected from both the photographer and the client. A photoshoot is a collaboration, and the way you conduct yourself as a client can significantly impact the results. Being aware of these guidelines can help ensure a smooth experience for everyone involved, and most importantly, help you get the best photos possible. In … [Read more...]

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What’s in the bag?

March 1, 2014 By Keith

It pays to be prepared.  For a professional wedding photographer, being prepared doesn’t just mean making sure you’ve brought all the photography equipment you will need for the day.  This is where your customer service abilities can have a chance to shine, because- let’s face it, without happy customers, there would be no wedding photography industry. As anyone who has ever been to a wedding knows, there are plenty of opportunities for things … [Read more...]

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Why Does a Professional Cost So Much?

February 20, 2014 By Keith

Why Hiring a Professional Photographer Is Worth the Investment: Understanding the Costs When planning a wedding, family portrait session, or personal photo shoot, you might be tempted by the allure of free or low-cost photography from a well-meaning “friend with a camera.” While saving money can seem appealing, it’s important to consider what you’re actually getting with such an offer.When entrusting your memories to a photographer, wouldn’t … [Read more...]

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How to Find a Great Photographer: Ten Things to Ask

July 10, 2012 By Keith Leave a Comment

How to Find a Great Photographer: The Ten Questions You Must Ask   Step One: Reviewing the Web Sites Ask around for referrals, or search for photographers in your area on Google or Yelp. Look at a minimum of 5 web sites. Check for the following information: Lighting Does they light everyone the same? Can they shoot in natural light as well as studio light? Do they change their lighting to accommodate the subject matter? Price If it … [Read more...]

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