A wedding day is one of the most important days in a person’s life, and being hired to document it is something we take very seriously. Your couple has hired you to be their eyes and tell the story of their day.

Are you looking to improve your client experience? This month, I share some of the ways we ensure a smooth and effective high-level wedding experience for our clients. Use these tips, and your own clients will be raving about you to their friends and family.

Owning your own business isn’t the only way to make money in photography. In fact, it’s not even necessarily the best way, depending on your goals.

Wedding photography is an art. Wedding photographers have to be talented at many different types of photography, but most importantly, we have to be skilled storytellers.

I know April was the travel issue of Shutter, but an experience we had last month on one of our destination shoots gave me an idea for an article.

Regardless of what genre of photography you specialize in, to operate as an artist outside your cultural comfort zone is a challenge.

I can’t count the number of photographers whose websites advertise them as a “destination wedding photographer.” It always makes me laugh. The reality is, the majority of photographers who claim this do not specialize...

For many people, myself included, being the primary photographer on a wedding day is something of zero interest. That doesn’t discount the passion to shoot, however....