PHLEARN Magazine

Motivated by an urge to experiment and create emotional images, fine art photographer Pauline Goyard tells us how she combined three self-portraits to create one conceptual image.

A social media powerhouse today, Instagram can help you reach new potential clients and grow your photography business. Here’s everything you need to know to build a community of followers who know, like and trust you and who want what your business offers.

Freelancing can be one of the more rewarding ways to make a living in professional photography. Whether you’re looking for more freedom to pick and choose your projects, or want to nail down a couple long-term contracts, here are the best places to find freelance photography jobs online.

Creative director and photographer Gareth Pon dreams of going to space one day. But for now, he’s happy creating beautiful images – with a twist. Check out his photos and take an extra moment to find the rocket – there’s one hidden in every photo!

To say every business should have a presence on Facebook is an understatement. Being active on Facebook is one of the best ways to promote your photography business via social media. Here’s everything you need to know about marketing on Facebook.

Instagram is a great place for creators to market themselves. It also gives amateurs and art lovers a convenient way to explore some of the most original photos from around the world. Check out our curated list of must-follow photographers for 2019.

Tomas Havel creates spectacular images for a living and has traveled the world, shooting for Canon, Reebok and Huawei. The pro outdoor photographer tells us what gear he packs for commercial shoots.

Are you using social media strategically in your photography business? In this guide, we focus on strategy – the why for being on social media, who you are targeting, the overarching what of your message, and how you will convey all of this.

This photo shoot workflow checklist will help you find your inner ‘autopilot’ so you can automate the structure of your workflow until the process becomes just a given that you do one step after the next. This will not only help you in how you work, but will also show the client you’re efficient.

The biggest struggle that photography business owners say they have is not getting enough leads. In this guide, we’ll go over the three main reasons why your leads aren’t booking, what you can do to change that and why you should be investing in newsletters and email marketing campaigns.