How to get more photography bookings @jamiewindsor

Jamie Windsor | How to get more photography bookings @jamiewindsor | Uploaded 7 years ago | Updated 9 minutes ago
Some quick tips on how to get more clients for your photography business. Primarily, how to turn enquiries into bookings.

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$CHIAROSCURO — The Dynamic Range Mistake CHIAROSCURO — THE DYNAMIC RANGE MISTAKE // I think the emphasis on dynamic range in contemporary camera reviews can plant a seed in your mind (especially if you’re new to photography) that losing details in the shadows and highlights is something to be avoided at all costs. And that is a mistake in my opinion. Darkness in your images is not something that automatically needs to be corrected. It can be used to evoke atmosphere, to draw the viewer’s eye in order to tell a story or to simplify a composition. Try using darkness as a canvas to showcase light. Really think about what you can do with light. Look for shafts of light cutting through gaps, look for reflected light from buildings, look for diffracted light where sunlight is passing through some glass and the colour spectrum is separated. The more you practice this, the more you’ll start to see and understand light. But darkness is just as important as light. There’s no such thing as a ‘correct’ exposure. The right Exposure is not an objective truth, it’s a matter of opinion. Use exposure to create the feeling you want. Less can be more. Don’t be afraid of the dark. ♫ Music ● CherneBeats, Last Train - https://chernebeats.com/ ● Music during animated essay: Composition performed by me. Links 💾💾💾💾💾💾 MY INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/jamiewindsor/ PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/jamiewindsor Retro Video Assets Packs: 💾💾💾💾💾💾 https://jamiewindsor.com/retroassets https://jamiewindsor.com/vhsassets Retro Assets Pack 1 & 2 deal (25% off): https://jamiewindsor.sellfy.store/p/retroassetsbundle/ Lightroom Preset Packs: 💾💾💾💾💾💾 Full shop: https://sellfy.com/jamiewindsor/ #1 My presets: https://jamiewindsor.com/presets1 #2 Medium Format Film Stock: https://jamiewindsor.com/presets2 #3 Kodak Film Stock: https://jamiewindsor.com/presets3 #3.1 Kodachrome Film Stock: https://jamiewindsor.com/presets3-1 #3.2 Kodak Portra Stock: https://jamiewindsor.com/portra #4 Cinestill Film Stock: https://jamiewindsor.com/presets4 #5 Fujifilm Stock: https://jamiewindsor.com/presets5 #6 Film Pro: https://jamiewindsor.com/presets6 Preset bundle deal (20% off): https://jamiewindsor.sellfy.store/p/lnus/ — http://jamiewindsor.com$

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