Discovering Your Unique Style to Stand Out in a Saturated Market

#381 On this episode of The Beginner Photography Podcast, Raymond
Hatfield discuss' a wide range of topics from perseverance to
finding a niche in the saturated photography industry. The
episode opens up with the importance of having a reason for
pursuing photography and how that reason can keep you going when
things get tough and help you avoid giving up. They touch on how
style is something that chooses you and how to hone it rather
than copying someone else's style. The episode also focuses on
standing out in the photography market and the importance of
continually developing skills to cater to a specific demographic.
He recommends getting the mini photography course offered on the
podcast called "Conquer Your Camera", which covers essential
photography elements like exposure, composition, and lighting.
All this and more is discussed in this insightful episode of The
Beginner Photography Podcast.


THE BIG IDEAS


Your Style Is Unique—And Built Over Time: Take lots of photos
to let your authentic style naturally emerge and evolve, rather
than imitating trends or others.

Focus Deeply on One Thing: Narrow your specialty to become
the go-to photographer for a specific subject or community,
making you memorable and in demand.

Charge What You’re Worth: Believe in the value you provide;
higher pricing reflects confidence and enables you to deliver a
better experience to clients who respect your work. 

Genuine Care Creates Connection: Prioritize personal
relationships with clients, investing attention and empathy, so
people remember and recommend you.



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