One of the biggest challenges for many photographers is networking, and it starts with taking the first step.
If there is one thing that eludes many photographers, it’s networking. Marketing yourself and even simply talking to people can seem difficult for lots of folks, but it’s even more difficult for folks who are introverted. So, we talked to a number of successful photographers about how they network and what they’re doing right now.
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Boudoir Photographer Jen Rozenbaum talked to the Phoblographer’s Dan Ginn about how she’s evolved as a photographer and her business.
“Do you feel like photography is helping you with body confidence and helping you with where you are?” asks Dan to Boudoir Photographer Jen Rozenbaum in our latest video. Jen goes on to relate about how she’s been finding a way to turn her battle with cancer into something beautiful. And if you’ve been following the famous photographer, you’ll know just about what that journey has been like for her.
Mother’s Day is coming up, and we asked a few moms what they want this year
I’m of the personal and strong belief that whoever the mother figure in your life is, you should find a way to always be thankful and appreciative of what she has done for you. We shouldn’t dedicate only a single day to our moms, but if we didn’t then the economy and the retail industry wouldn’t be able to find a way to give us all access to some killer deals and sales! In fact, we’re bound to not see discounts on stuff like this until the holidays. So we asked a few of our favorite photographer moms what they want for Mother’s Day 2018. Here’s what they said.
Boudoir is one of the hottest niches of photography right now, not just because of the upcoming Valentine’s Day holiday, but also due to shifting views on nudity and sexuality around the globe. Jen Rozenbuam has been teaching boudoir photographers how to pose all women (thick, thin, tall, short, etc.) in an alluring and sexy way for years with her 8 points of posing. Continue reading…
Image by Jen Rozenbaum. Used with permission and featured in her interview.
Photographer Jen Rozenbaum shoots incredible boudoir photos; and that’s part of why she’s such an in demand photographer these days. In a recent interview here on the site, Jen told us that she’s looking to get more into the education side of things; and she’s started with a video series being done in collaboration with Sigma.
These six videos teach you about how to accentuate curves and overall just to create better images if it’s something you’re looking to get into. Wedding photographers and portrait photographers often end up doing this kind of work; and it’s a great addition to your business if you’ve got the creative vision.
All images by Jen Rozenbaum. Used with permission.
Photographer Jen Rozenbaum didn’t have a plan when she started her photography business, and though she admits that this isn’t the smartest of ideas, it just worked for her. We’ve interviewed Jen before about her photography, a bit about business and her marketing term #shamelesslyfeminine. But we were eager to talk to her again about business and what it takes to run a boudoir photography business, maintain a work/life balance and what’s ahead for her.
Next year, Jen wants to spend time helping other women in the photo business to build their own businesses. And now, it’s not only about Facebook marketing, or blogging–but those sure do take up a lot of time.
All images by Jennifer Rozenbaum. Used with permission. PS: we’re working on a few boudoir pieces in time for WPPI. But we’re keeping them to a minimum.
Jen Rozenbaum was recently featured on creativeLive and makes her living as a boudoir photographer. She states that she embraces her femininity while allowing women to embrace their own. “By daring her clients to shed their clothes, they begin to shed their inhibitions.” is what her bio states. She’s also presenting this year at WPPI.
Jen is a woman that is seemingly very to the point; and that ethic is reflected in the specific ways that she works with clients.
The WPPI Wedding & Portrait Photography Conference+Expo is the premier industry event for photographers and filmmakers specializing in the creative and business aspects of wedding and portrait photography and filmmaking. Each year, nearly 13,000 professional and aspiring photographers and filmmakers attend WPPI to learn new techniques from industry leaders, build new relationships to grow their business, experience new products and solutions from major manufacturers to improve their productivity, and enjoy the many attractions in Las Vegas. February 26-March 5, MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
By using the promo code “WPPI50” you can get $50 off the “Full Platform Pass” which is regularly $299 ($249 with promo code).
