Chris Christoff, Author at Imagely

Your Photography Business Needs A Tagline

Your photography business needs a tagline, but it has to be easy to understand and catchy.

Why Every Photographer Should Have an E-Commerce Site

Your portfolio can go a long way in helping you demonstrate your skills and land new clients. However, if you don't have a photography e-commerce site, you’re missing out on an opportunity to grow your business.

5 Tips for Photographing Kids at Home

Photographing teenagers can be challenging but the results are definitely worth it. A recent project I set myself during lockdown was to see how I could take creative photographs of things normally considered too dull to bother capturing on camera. I’ll admit trying to coerce reluctant ‘models’ (aka my teenage children) into posing for a camera was sometimes difficult. But patience was rewarded and it created a sense of purpose in my daily routine and kept me on the right side of sane. As well as keeping my eye in using my Leica cameras and lenses.

The Strait of Bosporus

The Bosporus Strait is 19 miles long and more than a mile wide. So, a boat ride on it is a great way to view the structural opulence of the East and the splendor of the West that line the Asian and the European shores of this wonderful continent-spanning city.

A Guide to Storytelling Through Your Photography Website

In this post, we'll discuss the power of storytelling through images, and how it can help enhance your photography website or portfolio. Then we'll provide you with four tips for going about it effectively. Let's get started!

How to customize individual page layouts

With Imagely 2.0, you can create different layouts for individual pages using a plugin like Kadence, and some additional settings are included in the theme. Those settings, called Imagely Settings…

How to Determine Pricing for Your Photography Business

There are ways you can determine a competitive pricing structure that is both sustainable and profitable. By considering a handful of factors and making some simple calculations and assessments, you can develop a strong pricing model that benefits both you and your clients.