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How to Sell Fine Art Photography (with Romy Owens @ OKC SMUG)
Our February OKC SMUG meeting featured local fine art photographer Romy Owens, teaching us about how to create, market, price, and sell fine art photography. Romy is an incredibly accomplished and well-networked fine artist – you know, the rare kind … Continue reading
Posted in Fine Art & Personal Projects, Oklahoma City SMUG
Tagged artists in Oklahoma, competitions, creative, Fine Art, Fine Art Photographer, Fine Art Photography, handmade, how to market fine art photography, how to price fine art photography, how to sell fine art photography, how to sell photography, IAO, Individual Artists of oklahoma, innovative, jurist, marketing photography, meeting, meeting for photographers in OKC, meetup for photographers, meetup for photographers in OKC, meetup for photographers in Oklahoma City, OKC fine art phorography, OKC Fine Art Photographer, OKC fine artist, OKC SMUG, Oklahoma City fine artist, Oklahoma Visual Artists Coalition, one of a kind, OVAC, Paseo Arts Association, Paseo District, photo collages, photographer's meeting in OKC, photographers' meeting in Oklahoma City, Photography, photography exhibits, photos with stitching, pricing, pricing fine art photography, Romy Owens, selling fine art, selling photography, SMUG, SmugMug, unique, value
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2011 Wrap-Up #5: Outtake Reel
Outtakes are so much more fun and interesting than a lineup of my most perfect images from 2011! So, enjoy this list of things that went wrong this year…but that made for some of my favorite images and happiest memories! … Continue reading
Posted in Portfolio
Tagged Baby, behind-the-scenes photography, bloopers, Bob Guiney, boy, child, Children, children making faces, clowning around, corn, dog, Family, girl, Guiness beer poster, OKC Commercial Photographer, OKC Commercial Photography, OKC Photographer, OKC Photography, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Architectural Photographer, Oklahoma City Architectural Photography, Oklahoma City Commercial Photographer, Oklahoma City Event Photographer, Oklahoma City Event Photography, Oklahoma City Family Photographer, Oklahoma City photographers, Oklahoma City Portrait Photographer, Oklahoma City Portrait Photography, Oklahoma Photographer, Oklahoma Photography, Outtakes*, Photography, photography blog, photography mistakes, poking eye out, tongue sticking out
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2011 Wrap-Up #4: Why Photo Blogging Isn’t Really About Photography
Clients often report finding my blog before my website in their internet searches. Search engines love new content, so churning out regular, key-word rich blog posts bumps me up in search results. Blogging pays, literally. Being aware of that, blogging … Continue reading
Posted in For Business Owners, Marketing Ideas, Social Media
Tagged blog, blog tips, blogging, blogging tips, business, business tips, commercial photography tips, Facebook, Google+, how to get blog hits, keywording, keywords, Networked Blogs, OKC Commercial Photographer, OKC Commercial Photography, OKC Photographer, OKC Photography, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Architectural Photographer, Oklahoma City Architectural Photography, Oklahoma City Commercial Photographer, Oklahoma City Event Photographer, Oklahoma City Event Photography, Oklahoma City Family Photographer, Oklahoma City photographers, Oklahoma City Portrait Photographer, Oklahoma City Portrait Photography, Oklahoma Photographer, Oklahoma Photography, Photography, photography blog, photography blog tips, photography business tips, photography tips, SEO for photographers, SEO tips, social media, social media and blogging, tag, tagging, tips, tips for photo bloggers, tips for photographers, Twitter, using keywords, what I learned in 2011, Wordpress
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2011 Wrap-Up #3: Major Business Milestones (Photography Business Tips)
While learning things the hard way in 2011, I also had some great successes and reached some major milestones in my business. Here are a few, with some tips about how to do the same for yourself, if you’d like: Doubled … Continue reading
Posted in For Business Owners, Marketing Ideas, Photography Workflow, Shooting and Editing
Tagged american society of media photographers, ASMP, business, business tips, commercial photography tips, growth, Keith Ball, OKC Commercial Photographer, OKC Commercial Photography, OKC Photographer, OKC Photography, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Architectural Photographer, Oklahoma City Architectural Photography, Oklahoma City Commercial Photographer, Oklahoma City Event Photographer, Oklahoma City Event Photography, Oklahoma City Family Photographer, Oklahoma City photographers, Oklahoma City Portrait Photographer, Oklahoma City Portrait Photography, Oklahoma Photographer, Oklahoma Photography, Photography, photography business tips, photography tips, PPA, professional photographers of america, progress, revenue, tips, tips for photographers, what I learned in 2011
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Commercial Client Workflow: Images Delivered in 24 Hours or Less
Unlike private portrait commissions which can be planned months in advance, commercial photography jobs generally pop up without much notice, and clients are generally operating under extremely tight deadlines. Case in point: for the Cox Communications TV spot, I got a … Continue reading
Posted in Photography Workflow
Tagged Archive, Archiving Photos, Backup, Backup Procedures, Backup procedures for photographers, client, client workflow, commercial clients, Commercial Photography, deliver, efficiency, efficient, fast, How to backup photos, how to manage photography workflow, how to save time, how to track job leads, how to track leads, how to track photography job leads, improve, lead conversion, managing photography jobs, Photographer's Workflow, Photography, Photography Backup, photography job, photography job leads, photography leads, Photography Workflow, photography workflow tips, Portrait, project management, prompt, Protect Photos, quick, save time, speed, step-by-step, steps, Storage, Store Photos, task, track leads, tracking leads, workflow management, workflow tips, workflow tips for photographers
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Online Marketing: Simple Ways to Save Time and Dominate Your Brand
Social media and online marketing is vital for small businesses – it’s free advertising! It takes time to build an effective online infrastructure, but it is worth it! Doing so pays off. Literally. The Goal of Online Marketing Two words: … Continue reading
Posted in For Business Owners, Marketing Ideas, Photography Workflow
Tagged advertising, apps, Archive, Archiving Photos, automate, automatic, Backup, Backup Procedures, Backup procedures for photographers, blog, client, client workflow, deliver, efficiency, efficient, Facebook, fast, free, Google Plus, Google+, How to backup photos, how to manage photography workflow, how to save time, how to track job leads, how to track leads, how to track photography job leads, improve, lead conversion, managing photography jobs, marketing, Networked Blog, new media, online marketing, Photographer's Workflow, Photography, Photography Backup, photography job, photography job leads, photography leads, Photography Workflow, photography workflow tips, Portrait, project management, prompt, Protect Photos, quick, save time, schedule, SmugMug workflow, social media, speed, step-by-step, steps, Storage, Store Photos, system, task, track leads, tracking leads, Twitter, web marketing, website, workflow management, workflow tips, workflow tips for photographers
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How To Deliver Images to Portrait Clients in Less Than 2 Days
One of the ways I set myself apart from other photographers is by posting clients’ images within 1-2 days of each shoot, for both commercial and portrait clients. In order to do this, I continually hone my workflow. I use … Continue reading
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Oklahoma City SMUG: Low-Light Shooting Tutorial in Paseo District
Last night, the Oklahoma City SMUG met in the Paseo District to practice low-light shooting. Those that arrived early enough also peeked inside Visions in the Paseo, a photography-only gallery currently showing works by Greg Davis, one of my personal … Continue reading
Posted in Oklahoma City SMUG, Shooting and Editing
Tagged Car, car lights, drive, driving, high, how to, ISO, light trails, low-light, MugtoMug, night, night photography, nighttime, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Paseo, Paseo District, Photography, Photography Meeting in Oklahoma City, shutter speed, slow, SMUG, SmugMug, street scene, street*, tips, tutorial, Urban
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