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Pricing, rates, making photography profitable

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Stop Underselling Yourself: A Simple Guide to Pricing Your Photography

Let’s be honest—for many photographers, pricing is one of the most frustrating parts of the job. It’s the part where creativity collides with money, and that’s rarely a comfortable mix. And let’s not forget the little voice in your head whispering: “Am I really worth that much?” Your rates aren’t just random numbers—they should reflect […]

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The Megapixel Myth

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

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What to Do When Business Is Slow: 7 Ways to Stay Productive

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,

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How to Charge Your Family: A Photographer’s Guide to Saying No (With Love)

Every photographer has been there: a family member or friend casually asks, “Hey, could you bring your camera to the party? Just take a few shots!” Before you know it, you’re working a full event, editing for hours afterward, and sending them the final gallery—all for free. Sure, you love them, but your time, skills,

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Hidden Costs in Photography Businesses—and How to Budget for Them

Starting a photography business can be an exciting journey. You get to do what you love while turning your passion into an income. But along the way, many photographers discover costs they didn’t expect—and these can quickly add up if you’re not prepared. Things like gear repairs, software subscriptions, and marketing expenses often fly under

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Passive Income for Photographers: 5 Ideas to Boost Your Revenue

When you hear the term “passive income,” it often sounds too good to be true. Articles and guides might promise effortless revenue streams, but once you dive into the details, you quickly realize that “passive” isn’t quite as passive as it seems. There’s always a bit of setup, maintenance, or marketing involved—and photography is no

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