EP 72: The longer I've freelanced, the more common I've seen this occurrence among industry colleagues. Their clients, my clie…
EP 71: After working exclusively with DSLRs for the past decade, I've finally accommodated mirrorless camera bodies in my workfl…
EP 70: Facing 8.5% inflation rates is no easy pill to swallow. Regardless of how we got here, we have our own choices to make t…
EP 69: We constantly fill out forms that require a Tax ID, whether it's for business, for banking, or for taxes. The question i…
EP 68: We are continuing our investigation on quarterly estimated payments for 1099 creatives, and in this episode, we break down…
EP 67: Freelancing and full-time employment vary in a number of different ways, and one of the most important differences to not…
EP 66: The debate between prime lenses and zoom lenses can be both sensible and fickle at the same time. Each photographer has h…
EP 65: We've all been told, that it takes money, to make money. And while some facets of that may ring true, it might not be a u…
EP 64: Copyright law is extensive and occasionally difficult to wrap one's head around. There are progressively more and more sc…
EP 63: Identifying potential points of failure can be just as critical to success as developing great work. It's not a matter o…
EP 62: The benefits to owning gear are numerous, but it is not without challenges either. Not every small business owner has th…
EP 61: Conduct is just as important to your branding as your style, your creativity, and your hustle. It is not about what you …
EP 60: Working photographers are not always guaranteed safe haven from accidents, theft, or damage. Some might even say, these…
EP 59: Oh the aches and pains of learning on the fly. These hardships are both excruciating reminders of what could have been, …
EP 58: With the label of "visual creator" or "visual storyteller" being so broad, it covers a number of sins like photo manipula…