Have you ever encountered wedding photographers who got into the business for photography, but then realized that the bulk of the work is relationship work? Has that ever caused a wedding photographer to bail out of the business? I can imagine it might be a surprise for some who weren’t paying attention and it could be quite the decision maker if that’s not your strength. Your post about makes that so clear!
Have you ever encountered wedding photographers who got into the business for photography, but then realized that the bulk of the work is relationship work? Has that ever caused a wedding photographer to bail out of the business? I can imagine it might be a surprise for some who weren’t paying attention and it could be quite the decision maker if that’s not your strength. Your post about makes that so clear!
Wedding photography is one of the more profitable avenues especially for a local photographer who wants more than portrait work.
You are absolutely right! I hear more photographers talk about dealing with moms and dads and all those people and it’s why they bail.
I got into weddings because of that perfect blend of relationships and creativity. The whole fascinates me!
I know I prattle on about that side of weddings, but photography is such a technical craft and weddings are so personal.
That’s the part I love and hope to inform photographers BEFORE they find out the hard way.
Thanks Mike!