“Hello!” 😂🤣😂 I had to pause the video I was laughing so hard. I appreciate those little goofy moments in your videos. The wisdom shared here was not earth shattering, but so well packaged and sincerely presented that it felt fresh and was thoroughly engaging.
This was very helpful. Quirous, how long do you think it takes before you are making enough to run the business and support yourself. Obviously this would vary from person to person but, would be nice to know how long before it was consistent enough that you could go full time, but not just pay yourself, also run the business side as well?
This reminds me of when I first got a camera and my mum asked me to take pictures of my sister in a horse show. She was a brutal critic, turns out there are more wrong ways to take a picture of a horse and rider that you might imagine
Hi! I love these videos you share, educating us with a lot of facts that we don't usually consider. If it's possible could you enlighten us with two topics: 1. How to educate the client with the required information, I've recently started food photography, in my city 90% of them have no idea about what a food stylist does. They aren't open to licencing / have very less knowledge about the same and feel I'm being overpriced. 2. I know you've talked about getting an agent, but in my city among the marketing agents, I've not had much luck getting clients where i can at least make a very minimal decent profit. So, could you share your thoughts on communicating with the clients directly? Thank you!
Gonna thumbs this down beacuse I was hoping for a detailed instructional way to get leads, i.e. call this these people, email this person, join this agency, then do steps 2-6. Overall i feel that there is nothing here that i can applied today and have tangible results lets say three weeks from now. Just my take. I do love your energy and the overall production of the vid.
Dude. You're probably the only dude on here giving actual solid insights. Thanks!!
And it’s the first time I’ve heard him say “subscribe”!
Really love your matter of fact style with recording these videos. “Everyone wants me to not record today but this is what it is and it’s happening.”
it took me 39 years of consistence hard work to make my first coyple of bucks from photography. i think it definetely worth it.
"Just be a normal person" > I love it!
“Hello!” 😂🤣😂 I had to pause the video I was laughing so hard. I appreciate those little goofy moments in your videos.
The wisdom shared here was not earth shattering, but so well packaged and sincerely presented that it felt fresh and was thoroughly engaging.
Make a blog about how to become a product photographer
This was very helpful. Quirous, how long do you think it takes before you are making enough to run the business and support yourself. Obviously this would vary from person to person but, would be nice to know how long before it was consistent enough that you could go full time, but not just pay yourself, also run the business side as well?
This reminds me of when I first got a camera and my mum asked me to take pictures of my sister in a horse show. She was a brutal critic, turns out there are more wrong ways to take a picture of a horse and rider that you might imagine
Thank you for sharing this! I just found you and I'm looking forward to watching more!
what is the brand of your glasses you're wearing? let me know
haha no idea. They wont be anything fancy though, I lose them all the time.
Hi! I love these videos you share, educating us with a lot of facts that we don't usually consider. If it's possible could you enlighten us with two topics:
1. How to educate the client with the required information, I've recently started food photography, in my city 90% of them have no idea about what a food stylist does. They aren't open to licencing / have very less knowledge about the same and feel I'm being overpriced.
2. I know you've talked about getting an agent, but in my city among the marketing agents, I've not had much luck getting clients where i can at least make a very minimal decent profit. So, could you share your thoughts on communicating with the clients directly?
Thank you!
Thanks for creating this video, quite informative and helpful. Audio wasn’t too bad... 😉
Genre's, please: Portrait photographer, travel photographer, editorial photographer. Love these videos. Really helpful, mate.
Serious question here…what should we shoot if we have no clients to shoot for?
Great video man. Is it wrong to have an personal photography section on your website?
“Just be a normal person” 😅😂😂😂
Great tips here bro.
Why would a commercial photographer need to take out a half a million or a million dollar loan for their business?
Gonna thumbs this down beacuse I was hoping for a detailed instructional way to get leads, i.e. call this these people, email this person, join this agency, then do steps 2-6. Overall i feel that there is nothing here that i can applied today and have tangible results lets say three weeks from now. Just my take. I do love your energy and the overall production of the vid.