portfolio
Stop Lowering Your Photography Prices — Build Value That Sells Instead
This sentence is so common: “We think you’re great, but you’re a bit too expensive for us.” Even worse, you might get no response at…
Why You Should Show Fewer Photos in Your Photography Portfolio
I love how we perceive the value of our work. After spending many hours perfecting studio lighting, you naturally want to share every photo. You’ve…
One Image or a Visual Story? The Portfolio Choice Every Photographer Must Make
Should your photography portfolio feature powerful single images or cohesive visual series? Learn how to choose the right approach based on your goals, audience, and creative direction.
This Portfolio System is Bound to Impress
Most photographers, when they’re ready to market their most recent portfolio to editors, publishers, agents, and galleries, will use a book publisher like Adorama’s Printique….
Expert Advice: Curating Images for a Photographer’s Website
Image curation, like much in our industry, sits at the intersection of art and science. There is much to be said for the logic that…
This is why your portfolio isn’t landing clients (and how to fix it)
Good photographs can only go so far. Let’s talk about a problem that’s holding a lot of photographers back. And it’s not that your photos…
Good photos aren’t enough – follow these pro tips for attracting the clients you want
Building a portfolio isn’t just about choosing your best or most successful photos. If you want to attract your dream clients and truly stand out…
These common portfolio mistakes make you look amateur
The photography portfolio is often a source of stress for new photographers (and some older ones, too!). What should go in it? Do I have…
The importance of one-on-one portfolio reviews
Portfolio reviews are an essential way to connect with clients and share your work in a personal way. Traditionally, these meetings were almost always in person and tended to involve some travel and a lot of time and money devoted to keeping your book fresh, curated, and up-to-date. Although this is without a doubt still one of the best ways to make a lasting impression on a potential client, there are now many opportunities to share your portfolio virtually and to schedule video meetings rather than to meet in person.









































