Mindset & Motivation

As a photographer, your income might feel like a rollercoaster. One month you’re juggling back-to-back shoots and invoices, wishing and hoping for holidays or at least a day off, and the next, you’re wondering where all the work went. This ebb and flow is the nature of the business, especially if you work in niches […]

I know it’s hard. Hard to resist. Every other month, there’s a shiny new camera on the market, tempting us with promises of better, faster, sharper. Improved this, improved that. They tease us with sleek ads, toss around numbers like “50 megapixels” or “8K resolution,” and before we know it, we’re questioning our perfectly capable

Slow periods in business are an inevitable part of freelancing, and for photographers, they can feel particularly challenging. However, a quiet calendar doesn’t have to mean wasted time. Instead, think of these lulls as opportunities—a chance to focus on the aspects of your business that get overlooked when you’re busy with clients. In this article,