July 2013 - Page 2 of 3 - PhotoShelter Blog

July 24, 2013

Video Recording: How To Streamline Your Digital Workflow From Camera to Delivery

Freelance travel photographer Gavin Gough has spent years fine-tuning his digital workflow. While he (and many photographers) love the flexibility and immediateness that digital offers,…

July 24, 2013

New Guide: Growing Your Sports Photography Business

In our latest free guide, Growing Your Sports Photography Business, we offer an in-depth look at the sports photography industry today. This comprehensive guide includes insider…

July 22, 2013

How To Attract Clients With Great Custom Web Pages

As much as we talk about how important your business' unique branding is for your website, the truth is that a custom logo and carefully…

July 19, 2013

Friday Happy Hour: Study Ranks Top Factors Contributing To Your Site’s SEO

What are the most important factors in ranking your website on Google? SEO and marketing gurus Moz recently released their 2013 survey and study, and…

July 18, 2013

Back to Basics: Fun Ideas for Kids Portraits

Getting kids to relax and have fun in front of the camera can be the trickiest part of taking kids' portraits. They're often either full…

July 17, 2013

New Webinar! From Camera to Delivery: Streamlining Your Digital Workflow

Professional photographers spend years streamlining their digital workflow and finding the best systems to make their lives - and their clients' lives - easier. Thankfully,…

July 16, 2013

Wedding Photographer Discusses Why She Switched to Beam

It's no secret that competition in the wedding photography industry has gotten fierce. One of the best ways to stand out from the crowd and…

July 12, 2013

Friday Happy Hour: Wedding Photographer’s Images Stolen, Learns Value in Backup Systems

It's the middle of wedding season, and no better time to think about your backup systems than now. Hear the story of one wedding photographer…

July 11, 2013

The Unintended Power of the Asiana Crash Photo

In her seminal essay On Photography, Susan Sontag writes: “Photographed images do not seem to be statements about the world so much as pieces of…