Some people wonder, what does a photographer do all day? Well, our days can quickly fill up with more than just taking photos (there’s editing, social media, emails, scheduling, bookkeeping, and more). Being intentional is essential for staying creative and avoiding burnout. Here are a few of my favorite time management tips for photographers (some points are inspired by the books The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss and Essentialism by Greg McKeown)! 1. Focus on the 80/20 Ru

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One of the most common questions I get as a photographer is, “Where do you recommend ordering prints?” While I don’t personally handle...

How can you as a client prepare for a photoshoot? Learn more about vision casting, choosing your location, and outfit in this blog post.