When it comes to selling wildlife photography, understanding color space might not seem all that important. However, nothing could be further from the truth. Color space is critically important when it comes to the end use of your photograph. We edit in one color space. We display images online in

One of the biggest problems we see when coaching wildlife photographers who are breaking into the business is the unspoken assumption that, “if you build it, they will come.” In other words, so many people believe that simply having a website, simply putting your work up on Facebook and Instagram,

In my last couple articles, we discussed the 3-2-1 strategy of backing up photographs. While this backup strategy is universal amongst professionals, stopping there misses a giant step in what it takes to be successful in today’s world as working photographer.

In part one of this series on the 3-2-1 strategy of backing up photographs, I went into detail about RAID arrays and their importance for any professional who takes their photographs seriously. Your photos are your business assets. So, it’s time that you start treating them as such. In

Let’s get one thing straight, right off the bat. If you are going to make a living as a wildlife photographer, then you need to start looking at every photograph you create as a business asset. Why? Because that is exactly what they are.