NOTHING… nothing makes us special and unique for the clients. We, as people, have to understand that we can be replaced. We do have our own way of expressing ourselves through photography, but not everyone will like it, which doesn’t mean that we have to change our way of taking photos just because we’ve been told a bad review. It just means we don’t have the same taste and different visions on the definition of PHOTOGRAPHY 📸 What do you think on this topic?

This idea came up into my mind the other day: “what if I’ll build a studio in the garage”. I mean, crazy idea, right? But I got so much faith in this, even though it might seem it’s not the best idea I think it’s worth to give it a shot😁🎞️ What do you think about this? Have you tried doing this before?

Let's get to know each other! Comment below sharing where you are in the world, a photo of your workspace, and something you like to do for fun. 😊

I've always been tempted to buy postcards even though I won't use them 😅 I would buy them only because I like the photo on it, which proves to me (once again) that a good photo is the key of selling. Imagining this photo on a postcard, would you feel tempted to buy it?

It’s most common that photographers will underestimate themselves and think that they are not good enough to deliver a good service for their clients. The thing is that every photographer has its own style of taking/ editing photos. People will choose me over others because of my vibe/style/ engagement. In the end I can only attract people who share the same values as me. People will come to me because they like the way I take pictures, as simple as it’s sounds.🔝 What makes you better than others??