Insights on Building a Photography Business
50mGeneral2013-08-06
Authors
David Hobby
Photographer, Founder of Strobist.com
Course details
Whether you're a photo enthusiast or a working professional, it's important to have a "compass point." So says David Hobby, publisher of the popular Strobist.com blog and a former staff photographer for the Baltimore Sun.
A compass point is a set of guidelines aimed at helping you arrive at the intersection of your personal interests and your business goals. In this course, David talks about his experiences running a photography business that's rooted in photojournalism and the community where he lives. The course combines honest advice and practical techniques from a photographer with firsthand experience setting up a successful business.
As an extra bonus, each movie in the course is lit in a different way, and David shares his lighting techniques for each one.
A compass point is a set of guidelines aimed at helping you arrive at the intersection of your personal interests and your business goals. In this course, David talks about his experiences running a photography business that's rooted in photojournalism and the community where he lives. The course combines honest advice and practical techniques from a photographer with firsthand experience setting up a successful business.
As an extra bonus, each movie in the course is lit in a different way, and David shares his lighting techniques for each one.
Skills covered
Small Business ManagementLegacy SeriesSmall Business and Entrepreneurship
Concepts
A Case Study
- 01 - Determining your career compass point
- 02 - About the lighting - Setup one
- 03 - Creating a license to be curious
- 04 - About the lighting - Setup two
- 05 - The importance of social media and crowdsourcing
- 06 - About the lighting - Setup three
- 07 - Bridging virtual and physical worlds--and making money
- 08 - About the lighting - Setup four
- 09 - David Hobby's business ecosystem