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James Kelly

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Twitter has the potential to be a game-changer for photographers. Sharing your work, experiences, and unique perspective can inspire others. Remember, in photography and life, you're not alone.

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I'm a firm believer in that you don't need exceptional equipment to take the best photographs. You could have the worst technically capable camera possible and still create more feeling than anything modern.

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Anyone else ever stuffed there jacket pockets full of camera lenses and drone batteries to make sure your carry-on comes in underweight? No? Just me? I’m stoked about going to Greenland but this 13lb weight limit seems a bit aggressive.

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Great art isn't about originality, but evolving from influences. Picasso, Dali, Yeats, and The Beatles all built on what came before.

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Cherish the praise and ignore the criticism. Online feedback can be harsh, but don't let negativity halt your creativity. Use constructive anger, if needed, but focus on positive interactions and keep a "praise file" for tough times. Lift others, and you'll lift yourself too.

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Focus on crafting visions, not vaults. Making meaning—like capturing a moment that speaks volumes—is key. It's not the wealth, but the worth your creation adds to the world. Craft a mantra, let it guide you.

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Creativity thrives with structure. Use the MAT framework to move your project forward. - milestones - assumptions - tasks Sketch out key goals and pivotal decisions, anticipate variables, and plan essential steps meticulously. Embrace planning, not just passion.

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Creating a pitch deck is not mere formality; it's a tool that sharpens your creative vision. It shows both initiative and professionalism and it clarifies your idea. Focus on succinctly presenting your project and its unique appeal for the client.

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Thinking about starting your own photography business? Prioritize cash flow by focusing on quick-paying projects. Postpone big purchases & use all your free time on test shoots. Sell yourself early, even if your work isn't perfect, to improve cash flow & get feedback.

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Embrace the unexpected and adapt. If your ideal client base ignores you, pivot to those eager for what you can offer. Creativity in targeting can redefine success.

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Craft work that is so captivating that you turn your audience into advocates. Success lies in consistency and engagement. Success comes from the blend of standout content and engaged communities that builds legendary creators.

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Positioning is all about clarity and connection. It's ensuring your mission resonates with potential clients, turning what you do into why they need it. Make your pitch stand out by answering the essential question: "What you do and why it's relevant to them?"

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Build a great team by working with people better than you and be quick to move on from underperformers. Set and review milestones for your team. Embrace humility and confidence in your decisions to prevent a decline in quality and ensure your studio's success.