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Two Reasons You Should Consider Adding Some Pops of Color To Your Next Photoshoot. The Big Idea: Creates Visual Interest Reason 1: Adding pops of color can make your photos more dynamic and visually appealing. Reason 2: It helps break up monotony and adds depth to your images, making them more engaging. What's Another Reason You Can Think of? Client: Rosirys Cestari Photography by: Right Time Solutions Studio: The Right Time Studio (Westchase Area) Inquire here: https://lnkd.in/gkuCM_7y

There's nothing wrong with using stock photography for your website. Just remember.... ...there's stock photography and there's stock photography. Choose wisely. Avoid bland, meaningless, and cliched. Avoid images that make you look like everyone else. And please, please, please don't use stock photographs of people or premises to give the misleading impression that they show *your* business...(I've seen it done...and it really doesn't look good when prospective clients discover the reality). PS While I offer professional photography to clients, I also help them to source stock photographs and graphics that are a fit for their brand message and the website I'm building. #WebsitePhotography #WebsiteTips #SmallBusinessBranding

Happy Friday! In case you missed it, check out this week's new Pixel posts about using stock photography. there is an art to selecting the right stock images for your brand and marketing materials. credits for iStock and Getty aren't cheap, so spend your money wisely. check out these tips to make your stock choices stand out:

What does a bank of photography look like after a photoshoot? Let me show you! a 3 hour photoshoot can result in over 125 fully edited images for you to use on social media, websites and marketing materials Three hours can give you multiple locations and multiple outfit changes allowing you a real selection of images that can fit different purposes within your business. 🗣️📢 SHOUT about what you do! Let people know about you..... Mark Dilks

After adding new pages to my Pixpa photography portfolio, I realized my website was missing some things! Here are my top three things that should be checked before publishing a photography website: 1. Watermarks: while this may not be important to some, I realized my photos could be stolen from my website with ease. Pixpa easily allows users to generate an eye-catching watermark to prevent theft! 2. Mobile Use: although a page may look perfect on desktop, it’s always important to view the entire website through the mobile browsing preview option. This way, you can ensure your photos are displayed in a mobile-friendly format. 3. Photo Sequence: this might not seem important, but the order of photos in a gallery adds to the professionalism and structure of a page! For some pages, I like to shuffle my photos so that similar shots are not all grouped together. On other galleries with distinct themes, I keep them separated! I’ve attached a “before” for my websites mobile gallery for Vienna, Austria! Go check out the “after” at: acphotography.pixpa.com #photography #photographer #websitebuilding #websitetips #entrepreneur #pixpa

Inviting my connections here on LinkedIn to follow my business page for Misty Morning Photography, keep up to date with what is happening, where I am and what I'm doing next! #photography #smallbusinessowners #SMEs #mistymorningphotography #bristol #startups #digitalimages

This is the most common question I get asked about the Baby Photography Club - what's the catch? Honestly there isn't one. It is what you see, you get... - Three sessions in your baby's first year - one each at roughly four, eight and twelve months - You can choose a free gift of either a free digital image from each session or your favourite from each session in a frame at the end of the year - The cost for the sessions and your gift (so either the frame or the digitals) is £39.95 You simply buy what you'd like from each session as you if (if you want to). A lot of photographers like to offer this type of scheme then catch you out with sales and high priced items after the session so to reassure you, there's no sales process, you view everything in your private gallery online and there's no minimum spend. There's no secrets about my prices... https://lnkd.in/e5FnagQH That' s it. Honestly. Though if you have questions, you can always ask me!

Why your photos look BORING! 😴📸 - Tired of your photos looking uninspired compared to others? Let me share a game-changing tip with you that turned my photography around! In a fast paced photoshoot, I stick to my fail-proof 3-angle rule: 🔹 Low 🔹 Medium 🔹 High It might seem simple, but trust me, it's a game-changer. Many photographers inadvertently limit themselves to one or two angles, resulting in stale photography. By mastering these three angles, you'll unlock a whole new level of creativity and variety in your shots, perfect for impressing clients and captivating your audience on social media. - If you're looking to level up your photography, check out my page for more videos like this! - #Photography #photographytips #photographytechniques #CreativeAngles

As you plan your photoshoot, think about the narrative you want to convey and how each shot contributes to that story. Learn more in comment link below.

Get Out Taking Photos More—But Take Fewer Photos-Answery Bit #rickmcevoy #betterphotography Improve Your Photography: Quality Over Quantity In this episode, we discuss the importance of getting out more and taking photos while focusing on quality rather than quantity. Learn how taking fewer, but more thoughtful photos can enhance your photography skills and lead to more meaningful work. 00:00 Introduction: The Answeary Bit 00:03 Take Fewer Photos for Better Quality 00:13 The Importance of Meaningful Photos 00:37 Conclusion: Recap of the Answery Bit https://lnkd.in/eKQp5s-D