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Sarah Petty: Six years into being photographers, Andy and Danielle felt like their photography...
Sarah Petty: Shelby Horvath had to put her education as an art teacher on hold when the pandemic...
Sarah Petty: If you're a hybrid photographer who's offering prints but hasn't sold any yet, this...
Sarah Petty: In last week's episode, I shared what went right and what went wrong when I did a...
Sarah Petty: Despite having a college degree in photography, Syracuse photographer Kim Wolfe had...
Sarah: Most people don't think it's possible to have a career as a photographer. They pick up the...
Sarah Petty: Kristin, thank you so much for being here. Give everybody a little bit of your...
Sarah Petty: When Virginia photographer, Amy Yang, got into photography, her husband was deployed....
If you're a wedding photographer who is considering switching to a kind of photography that...
Walk into most homes and look at the walls. A clock. Some big-box-store art. Maybe nothing. Portraits of the people they love? Almost never. These are people who adore their families and have thousands of photos on their phones they'll never look at again....
You're booked. You're busy. You're editing at midnight. And somehow you're still making almost nothing. You've been told the answer is more clients, more sessions, more people handing you $200. That's exactly what keeps photographers stuck. There are six...
For 17 years, Maura Kerkezis fit photography in around teaching middle school full-time, coaching, raising her two girls, and caring for her mom. She was busy, and she believed busy meant successful. Maybe you do too. In this episode I sit down with Maura to talk...
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