Revealing the Narrative

Hey wedding photographers, when you're thinking about increasing your inquiries and your bookings, it's really important to not only think about recent work, but work you've done in the past. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​It's always possible to go back and find some gems that maybe you overlooked before - especially if you weren't focusing on moments then.

Make sure the clients you've worked with still know you'd love their referrals, still know that you'd love a review if they haven't already left one.

In regards to the vendors and venues you've worked with, you can still share those if you haven't already done so.

They can still be blogged, still be put up on social.

And you can still leave reviews for these vendors and venues that you already worked with.

And when you do leave review for them on Google, make sure to add your photos!

there are all way in which you can be found, which people can share your work, because it benefits them too.

And it's just another reminder that work you have done previously can still get you future work - even if it's been a year or more.

Hey wedding photographers, I really encourage you to build a photo referral system and network if you haven't already done son.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Here's how this works...

If you're booked for wedding date, you send 5 or 6 photographs name out to the inquiring client and they do the same.

Not only does this help all of you fill our your calendars, it helps the client too!

But also, it's really important in case an emergency comes up that you have a group of photographs that can set and do an awesome job for your clients.

It's professional, community over competition and benefits everybody.

So if you don't have one set up already, start to find some local folks in your area that you admire.

That you feel like you're on the same page with.

Meet them for coffee and get the ball rolling.

They'll probably be very excited to hear from you too.

So take the first step and find some people today!

If you already know some local photographers, make sure they're in your referral system so you guys can help each other out!

Are you tired of the same old traditional engagement photos? ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​The posed shots, the forced smiles, and the pressure to capture every moment perfectly?

It’s time for a change!

Introducing the Breaking The Pose For Engagements Masterclass

The perfect solution for photographers like you who want to embrace documentary-style photography but don’t know where to start.

In this masterclass, we walk you through different techniques and photos that you can practice with at your next engagement session.

We will teach you what to look for as a documentary-style photographer so you don’t have to stress about missing your couple’s memorable moments.

You can then start transitioning your portfolio towards documentary style and you will attract clients who appreciate your unique style and creativity.

So get away from traditional posed shots with authentic images that tell the story of the couple with the Breaking The Pose for Engagements Masterclass.

Click the link in the bio to get access and we will see you soon!

See how Gina get's natural interaction during her in home engagement sessions.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​For more 'Getting the Shot' videos, be sure to follow us!

Almost every wedding photographer does engagement sessions. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​What is going to separate you from the crowd?

Far too often we hear about photographers going into an engagement session with a checklist of boring, traditional engagement photos.

These sessions are supposed to be fun for the photographer and the couple but it can be hard to cultivate an environment where the couple is comfortable with the camera.

That is why we wanted to create Breaking The Pose For Engagements!

It’s all about capturing authentic, intimate moments between your couple that will stir up emotion when they look at the photos.

We provide over 30 examples of documentary-style engagement photos that you can try at your next session.

Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, you'll want this 5-step framework that's getting us consistent, excellent results at engagement sessions!

Click the link in the bio and get Breaking The Pose For Engagements today!

See how Gina eased this couple into their engagement session at a cafe. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​For more 'Getting the Shot' photographs, be sure to follow us!

Hey Wedding Photographers, simple tip for you to increase your inquiries and bookings.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Once you've photographed a wedding, look up the venue and vendors you've worked with on Google and leave them a review with your photographs.

Make sure to mention why you loved working with them, leave a strong review and post the photographs!

This allow clients to see your work as they're researching potential venues and vendors.

If that is the vendor or venue they are going to work with, they're going to check out your work too - especially when they love what they see.

As always, remember to show what you want to shoot and make sure you're showing your specific strengths in these photos.

You want these images, just like any other photographs you show, to resonate with them so that they reach out.

It's another great, free, simple way to be found by clients and something you can get done today!