Episode 27 – Your Future Self Will Thank You w/ Twyla Lapointe
Twyla has been a photographer for nearly a decade, and was involved in the Canada Photo Convention for 2 years, where she offered coaching for photographers on business growth and…
Episode 44 – One Stop Shop for Support & Maintenance w/ Brandon Hopper
Brandon Hopper is the owner of the company The Hopper Company LLC based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota. He provides web design services, website support and maintenance, and marketing integration. In…
Episode 29 – Content Management For Your Photos w/ Angela Bowman
Angela Bowman is a WordPress instructor and custom theme developer from Boulder, Colorado. She loves hiking, travel, art, and backyard chickens. She has been working with WordPress since 2007 and…
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!
Episode 125 – Pivot & Shift with BP Miller
In this episode we talk with BP Miller about the Pivots and Shifts he has experienced in his photography business. BP offers insights into ways you can pivot a photography business to help others in great need during difficult times.
How to Optimize Your WordPress Site for Better Search Rankings
Want better search rankings? Search engine rankings majorly pivot around a strong SEO strategy. If you have chosen WordPress to build and manage your site, your website will benefit from WordPress’s SEO-friendly features.
How To Start A Headshot Photography Business
The headshot photography business is a saturated market. In this article, you will learn the advantages of offering headshot photography in your business and how to market it.
Making A Lunar Eclipse Photo
With all the buzz surrounding last night’s Super Blood Wolf Moon (that would be “super” because it’s at its closest approach to Earth right now, “blood” because lunar eclipses make the moon’s disk look red due to the fact that it is reflecting a “ring of sunsets” around the Earth’s edge, “wolf” because it’s in January, and “moon” because, well…) I figured I would jump on the bandwagon and have a shot at capturing some images as the moon entered the Earth’s shadow. The image I ended up with, a composite 5 frame composite generated using Photoshop, is shown above. Here’s how I created it.