September 14, 2025
You love taking photos. But let’s be real—can your camera actually pay the bills? Spoiler: yes. And you don’t need a fancy degree or 100K Instagram followers to start. I’ve seen hobbyists make their first $500 in under 30 days… just by picking one smart method. This isn’t about grinding endlessly. It’s about working strategically. Think stock photos, local gigs, print sales, and even teaching others. Some paths are passive. Others put cash in your pocket fast. The best part? You can start tonight; no gear upgrade needed. In this guide, I’ll show you some real ways to make money
December 10, 2024
A killer photography proposal isn’t just a price sheet slapped with some pretty pictures. It’s your chance to connect. To show you get them. Not just their budget—their vision, their vibe, their stress about getting everything perfect. So how do you write one that doesn’t end up in the trash (digital or otherwise)? We’re excited to share 12 key tips on how to write a photography proposal that stands out and impresses clients. 1. Understand Your Client’s Needs Before making your photography proposal, first, understand your client’s needs. Get to know their vision, goals, and project expectations. Then, ask specific questions