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  • How I Know What a Client Will Spend Before They See Their Photos

    How I Know What a Client Will Spend Before They See Their Photos
    2026/04/20

    How I Know What a Client Will Spend Before They See Their Photos

    If you've ever had a client ghost you after the session, or show up to their ordering appointment completely shocked by the pricing, this episode is going to hit close to home.

    Because here's the thing: the problem usually isn't the ordering appointment itself. It's everything that came before it.

    In this solo episode, Ina walks through her full client process from first enquiry through to ordering appointment, and explains exactly how she's consistently getting clients spending $2,000 to $4,000 even during a cost of living crunch, with more than half of those clients coming in as giveaway clients.

    The process is not complicated, but the sequencing matters. And most photographers are missing a step somewhere along the way.

    What's covered in this episode:

    00:00 Why clients get shocked at pricing (and what's actually causing it)

    02:30 How Ina's website is set up to educate clients before the consultation even starts

    06:00 What happens at the consultation, and why Ina spends most of it talking about the dog, not the pricing

    10:00 The one question she asks that tells her almost everything about what a client will spend

    13:00 How she introduces pricing without handing over a price list

    15:30 The questionnaire and pre-session planning call, and why both matter more than most photographers realise

    19:00 How she books the ordering appointment on the way back to the car after the session

    21:00 Two real examples from recent ordering appointments, including a $3,200 prepaid session and a client who doubled his own planned spend

    25:00 The key takeaway: the ordering appointment is not where the sale happens, it's where it lands

    Resources mentioned:

    Consultation That Sells Workshop Waitlist: https://www.inajphotography.com.au/consultation-that-sells-waitlist

    Free Consistent Bookings Audit: https://www.inajphotography.com/consistent-booking-audit

    💬 Join the Pet Photographers' Collective

    If you want to sign up for the workshop, join the Pet Photographers' Collective — it's a free community for pet photographers who want to build a profitable, sustainable business with less overwhelm.

    Inside, Ina shares:

    ✨ Practical marketing tips

    ✨ Business lessons and mindset shifts

    ✨ Free resources to help you grow

    Connect with other photographers who get it and start creating a business that truly supports your life, not consumes it.

    Join here → https://www.skool.com/pet-photographers-collective-3125/about?ref=9c7b56d2963f48a791297a43a29109e1

    ✨ Want to Be Coached Live?

    Interested in being featured on a future coaching episode? Apply here: https://forms.gle/oocMwawVB3de6aM29

    📲 Connect with Ina

    Instagram: @inaj.thepetphotoceo

    Email: ina@inajphotography.com

    Join the Consistent Bookings Program

    Mentoring & Coaching for Pet Photographers — Learn More: https://www.inajphotography.com/for-photographer
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    18 分
  • Holding Space for Goodbye: End-of-Life Sessions, Grief and Showing Up With More Than a Camera with Angela Schneider

    Holding Space for Goodbye: End-of-Life Sessions, Grief and Showing Up With More Than a Camera with Angela Schneider
    2026/04/13
    If you've ever thought about offering end-of-life sessions, or you already do and you want to do them better, this episode is for you.In this conversation, I sit down with Angela Schneider from Big White Dog Photography for an honest, emotional and deeply practical discussion about what it really takes to photograph families during one of the hardest chapters of their lives.Angela is an adventure dog photographer based in Spokane Valley, Washington. She's also a Pet Loss Grief Companion, a Grief Educator through David Kessler, and a Master Grief Coach through Cathy Cheshire. After losing her own heart dog Shep in 2014 and now navigating anticipatory grief with her current dog Bella, Angela has spent years learning how to show up for grieving clients with real emotional intelligence. She's recently released her book Through the Lens of Goodbye: A Pet Photographer's Guide to End-of-Life Sessions, which covers everything from grief education to pricing, marketing and the operational side of offering these sessions ethically.We both get emotional in this one. It's raw, it's real, and I think that's exactly why it matters.Key takeaways:If you're going to do end-of-life sessions, learn about grief first. Becoming grief-informed is not optional for this work.Charging for end-of-life sessions is an act of respect. It reinforces the value of what you do, ensures your business is sustainable and prevents burnout.Stop using guilt-based messaging on your website. Celebrate the life and connection instead of reminding people their dog is going to die. They already know.Your client's grief is not about you. Share your story briefly if asked, then circle back to their experience.Always get consent before sharing end-of-life images on social media. Warn your client before posting and respect their wishes if they say no.About Angela SchneiderAngela Schneider is the founder of Big White Dog Photography, an adventure dog photography business rooted in the wild landscapes of the Inland Northwest. She photographs women and their dogs on ridgelines, in forests and along quiet lakeshores. Angela is a Pet Loss Grief Companion with Two Hearts Pet Loss Center, a Grief Educator with David Kessler and Grief.com, and a Master Grief Coach through Cathy Cheshire. Her book Through the Lens of Goodbye: A Pet Photographer's Guide to End-of-Life Sessions is available on Amazon in print and Kindle.Connect with Angela:Website: bigwhitedogphotography.comEmail: angela@bigwhitedogphotography.comInstagram: @bigwhitedogphotography Substack: dogphotography.substack.comMentioned in this episode:Through the Lens of Goodbye: A Pet Photographer's Guide to End-of-Life Sessions by Angela Schneider (Amazon US / Amazon AU)Angela's Substack: dogphotography.substack.com (weekly posts on anticipatory grief with action items)💬 Join the Pet Photographers' CollectiveIf you want to sign up for the workshop, join the Pet Photographers' Collective — it's a free community for pet photographers who want to build a profitable, sustainable business with less overwhelm.Inside, Ina shares:✨ Practical marketing tips✨ Business lessons and mindset shifts✨ Free resources to help you growConnect with other photographers who get it and start creating a business that truly supports your life, not consumes it.Join here → https://www.skool.com/pet-photographers-collective-3125/about?ref=9c7b56d2963f48a791297a43a29109e1✨ Want to Be Coached Live?Interested in being featured on a future coaching episode? Apply here: https://forms.gle/oocMwawVB3de6aM29📲 Connect with InaInstagram: @inaj.thepetphotoceo Email: ina@inajphotography.comJoin the Consistent Bookings ProgramMentoring & Coaching for Pet Photographers — Learn More: https://www.inajphotography.com/for-photographer
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  • Inspiration, Copying, and the Courage to Own Your Creative Vision with Cat Race

    Inspiration, Copying, and the Courage to Own Your Creative Vision with Cat Race
    2026/04/06
    Cat Race has been photographing dogs professionally since 2013, and she is one of the most recognisable names in the industry. Her work has won awards, appeared in national and international publications, and her Scarf Project is one of the most distinctive bodies of work in dog photography today. She is also refreshingly honest about the things most photographers don't talk about out loud.In this conversation, Cat and Ina go deep on what it means to build a career that is genuinely your own, from protecting a creative idea before releasing it into the world, to posting a reel openly sharing a £5,000 sale, to the ongoing question of where inspiration ends and copying begins.There is a lot in this one that will make you think differently about your own work.In this episode we cover:Cat's unconventional path into professional photography, including her year working inside Venture Photography and what that early experience taught her about the real value of photographic workHow her style evolved gradually over more than two decades. Note: after recording, Cat clarified that when she mentioned her distinctive style beginning in 2021 or 2022, she was specifically referring to the launch of the Scarf Project as a defined body of work. Her visual evolution actually began from the very start of her career and built naturally to that point. She has shared a series of images labelled by year so you can see that progression yourself: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/v0sddbequown4lcqu2nmp/AIDX3hY_wf5D_jZYkWcsCNA?rlkey=ugit2somtmvwp7e4wd4fek99i&e=1&dl=0The story behind the Scarf Project: how it began as a tiny ribbon on her dog Lily at Christmas, why she kept it private for a full year before releasing it, and why she would do the same againThe inspiration versus copying conversation: where Cat draws the line, how her thinking has shifted through her ongoing conversations with Gabi Kline, and why she believes the more important question is whether you are making something genuinely yoursPricing confidence and what it actually comes from. Cat's first year in business she averaged £500 per sale. Her average at the end of last year was £3,000. She will tell you it had nothing to do with her style, her awards, or how long she had been shooting.The reel she posted publicly sharing a £5,000 client sale, why she did it, and how it led to her collaboration with GabiHer lead generation model using events, model calls, and price draws, with an assistant who qualifies leads before sessions happenThe bootcamp she runs with Gabi, what it covers, and what following the path of least resistance has changed for herWhat she would prioritise if she were starting over today (her answer may surprise you)A note from Cat after recording: Cat wanted to clarify her comments about when her distinctive style developed. The Scarf Project launched in 2021 and marked a clear turning point, but her visual signature evolved gradually from the beginning of her career.Resources and links mentioned:Cody and the green scarf at Giant's Causeway (a key Scarf Project moment): Watch hereMilkshake the flying pug: Watch hereThe pricing reel that connected Cat and Gabi: Watch hereGabi Kline's episode on The Pet Photographers' Journal: Episode 6 Season 1Connect with Cat Race:Website: CatsDog.co.uk Instagram: instagram.com/catsdogphotography YouTube: youtube.com/@catsdogphotography TikTok: tiktok.com/@catsdogphotography Facebook: facebook.com/catsdogphotography🎓 How to Price Your Pet Photography for the Income You Actually WantA live workshop with Ina Jalil — Wednesday 15 April, 8am Sydney time.If you've been pricing based on what other photographers in your market charge rather than what your business actually needs to earn, this workshop is for you. We'll work through the maths together from your cost of doing business, your income goals, how many sessions you want to do and build a pricing structure that actually adds up.Replay included if you can't make it live.Register here → https://www.inajphotography.com.au/pricing-workshop💬 Join the Pet Photographers' CollectiveIf you want to sign up for the workshop, join the Pet Photographers' Collective — it's a free community for pet photographers who want to build a profitable, sustainable business with less overwhelm.Inside, Ina shares:✨ Practical marketing tips✨ Business lessons and mindset shifts✨ Free resources to help you growConnect with other photographers who get it and start creating a business that truly supports your life, not consumes it.Join here → https://www.skool.com/pet-photographers-collective-3125/about?ref=9c7b56d2963f48a791297a43a29109e1✨ Want to Be Coached Live?Interested in being featured on a future coaching episode? Apply here: https://forms.gle/oocMwawVB3de6aM29📲 Connect with InaInstagram: @inaj.thepetphotoceo Email: ina@inajphotography.comJoin the Consistent Bookings ProgramMentoring & Coaching for Pet Photographers — Learn More: https://...
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  • Your Clients Aren't Ghosting You. Your Process Is

    Your Clients Aren't Ghosting You. Your Process Is
    2026/03/30
    You did everything right. The session was amazing, the dog was a star, the client loved it. Then you sent the gallery link or reached out to book their ordering appointment. And nothing.In this solo episode, Ina gets honest about what's actually happening when clients go quiet after a session. And it's probably not what you think.Spoiler: it's almost never a closing problem. It's a communication breakdown that happened much earlier in the process.Ina also shares a personal update on how the current economic climate is affecting her own business, what she's still seeing work, and a question she wants your input on.What This Episode CoversWhy ghosting after a session is rarely a sales problem, and what it usually is insteadThe full client journey Ina uses, from the first phone call through to the ordering appointment, and why each step mattersHow to talk through pricing at the consultation so clients arrive at the ordering appointment already knowing what they wantThe single shift that has done more for Ina's conversion rate than anything else (it happens at the end of the session itself)An honest update on Ina's own bookings and conversion rate in the current economyA question Ina wants your input on before she builds something newKey TakeawayBy the time a client gets to the ordering appointment, they should already know what they want to buy. Your job at that point is just to show them the photos and help them design their walls.If that's not happening, the answer isn't a better closing script. It's going back and looking at where the communication broke down earlier in the journey.And if you're doing nothing else from this episode: stop letting clients leave their session without booking in their ordering appointment on the spot. That one shift, right there in the moment while they're still on a high, is the most reliable thing Ina has done for her conversion rate.Mentioned in This EpisodeS2E14: AI and Pet Photography: What's Actually True, What I'm Using, and What You Should Know🎓 How to Price Your Pet Photography for the Income You Actually Want A live workshop with Ina Jalil — Wednesday 15 April, 8am Sydney time.If you've been pricing based on what other photographers in your market charge rather than what your business actually needs to earn, this workshop is for you. We'll work through the maths together from your cost of doing business, your income goals, how many sessions you want to do and build a pricing structure that actually adds up.Replay included if you can't make it live.Register here → https://www.inajphotography.com.au/pricing-workshop💬 Join the Pet Photographers' CollectiveIf you want to sign up for the workshop, join the Pet Photographers' Collective — it's a free community for pet photographers who want to build a profitable, sustainable business with less overwhelm.Inside, Ina shares:✨ Practical marketing tips✨ Business lessons and mindset shifts✨ Free resources to help you growConnect with other photographers who get it and start creating a business that truly supports your life, not consumes it.Join here → https://www.skool.com/pet-photographers-collective-3125/about?ref=9c7b56d2963f48a791297a43a29109e1✨ Want to Be Coached Live?Interested in being featured on a future coaching episode? Apply here: https://forms.gle/oocMwawVB3de6aM29📲 Connect with InaInstagram: @inaj.thepetphotoceo Email: ina@inajphotography.comJoin the Consistent Bookings ProgramMentoring & Coaching for Pet Photographers — Learn More: https://www.inajphotography.com/for-photographerMentioned in this episode:🎓 How to Price Your Pet Photography for the Income You Actually WantA live workshop with Ina Jalil — Wednesday 15 April, 8am Sydney time. If you've been pricing based on what other photographers in your market charge rather than what your business actually needs to earn, this workshop is for you. We'll work through the maths together from your cost of doing business, your income goals, how many sessions you want to do and build a pricing structure that actually adds up. Replay included if you can't make it live. Register here → https://www.inajphotography.com.au/pricing-workshop
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    12 分
  • AI and Pet Photography: What's Actually True, What I'm Using, and What You Should Know

    AI and Pet Photography: What's Actually True, What I'm Using, and What You Should Know
    2026/03/26
    AI Won't Replace Pet Photographers. But Here's What Will Change.If you've been scrolling photography groups lately, you've probably seen the panic. "AI is coming for us." "Is pet photography even safe?" It's loud, and honestly, it's understandable.So in this solo episode, Ina addresses it head on. Not to dismiss the concern, but to give you an honest, grounded take from someone who is deep in AI and still actively shooting weekly.The short answer? Your photography work is safer than you think. But your business operations? That's where things get interesting.In this episode, Ina covers:Why pet photography is one of the safest niches when it comes to AI replacement, and what the data actually says about the growing pet photography marketWhat AI genuinely cannot replicate: the connection, the experience, and the behaviour reading that makes your sessions irreplaceableThe tools Ina actually uses in her own business, including Imagine AI for editing and custom Claude-built research agents for marketing and competitor analysisWhat "vibe coding" is and the AI apps Ina has built for her business and coaching clients, including an ideal client avatar wizard, a marketing campaign builder, a pricing calculator, and a session vision plannerA simple prompting framework to get better results from any AI toolWhy the photographers who will fall behind aren't the ones who fear AI, but the ones who ignore it entirelyTimestamps:00:00 - Why photographers are worried (and why Ina isn't)02:30 - What AI actually can and can't do in a pet photography session07:00 - The market data: why demand for pet photography is growing09:00 - How Ina uses AI for editing with Imagine AI11:00 - Claude, custom GPTs, and building AI research agents16:00 - The apps Ina has built for her business and clients21:00 - A simple prompting framework anyone can use24:00 - Where to start if you're just getting into AIKey takeaway:AI cannot replicate what you do inside a session. The way you read a dog's body language, build trust with a client, and create an experience from inquiry to ordering appointment. That is yours. But the photographers who will do the best over the next few years are the ones asking "what can AI actually do for me?" and then figuring it out, one tool at a time.Resources mentioned:Consistent Booking Audit quizFstoppers article on the pet photography marketImagen AI - use my referral code to get free edits for 1500 imagesConsistent Bookings Workshop waitlistConsistent Bookings Mastermind: reach out to Ina directly via Instagram or email💬 Join the Pet Photographers' CollectiveIf you want to sign up for the workshop, join the Pet Photographers' Collective — it's a free community for pet photographers who want to build a profitable, sustainable business with less overwhelm.Inside, Ina shares:✨ Practical marketing tips✨ Business lessons and mindset shifts✨ Free resources to help you growConnect with other photographers who get it and start creating a business that truly supports your life, not consumes it.Join here → https://www.skool.com/pet-photographers-collective-3125/about?ref=9c7b56d2963f48a791297a43a29109e1✨ Want to Be Coached Live?Interested in being featured on a future coaching episode? Apply here: https://forms.gle/oocMwawVB3de6aM29📲 Connect with InaInstagram: @inaj.thepetphotoceo Email: ina@inajphotography.comJoin the Consistent Bookings ProgramMentoring & Coaching for Pet Photographers — Learn More: https://www.inajphotography.com/for-photographers
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  • From Zero Clients to a $9,000 Sale: Yunet's Pet Photography Story

    From Zero Clients to a $9,000 Sale: Yunet's Pet Photography Story
    2026/03/23
    When Yunet Solarzano reached out to Ina on Instagram, she had been trying to build her pet photography business for about a year, had no paying clients, and was at a crossroads. She'd already invested in all the creative gear, tried collaborating with local businesses, and spent money on templates and equipment. None of it moved the needle.In this episode, Yunet shares what actually changed when she invested in coaching, from opening a studio in Kirkland, Washington to landing a $9,000 sale from a client who came in through one of the marketing campaigns she built inside the Consistent Bookings Workshop.This is a candid, behind-the-scenes look at what growth in a pet photography business actually looks like, including the struggles, the mindset shifts, and the moments of genuine disbelief when things start to work.What we cover in this episode:Why Yunet had invested thousands in creative tools and equipment without seeing business results, and what finally shiftedThe mindset breakthrough that mattered more than any marketing strategyHow a calendar contest campaign led to a $9,000 sale (and why Yunet almost missed it by defaulting to a digital package)What the Consistent Bookings Workshop gave her that one-on-one coaching didn't, and vice versaWhy she joined the Mastermind even after completing both coaching and the workshopWhat she would tell any photographer thinking "I can't afford coaching right now"Where Yunet is headed in the next 12 months and what she now believes about her business that she didn't beforeAbout Yunet SolarzanoYunet is the owner of Olive and Fable Pet Photography, based in Kirkland, Washington. She specialises in fine art studio portraits for pets and the people who love them. Her work is genuinely stunning, and seeing where she is now compared to where she started is one of those stories worth hearing in full.Find Yunet here:Instagram: @oliveandfable Website: oliveandfable.comResources mentioned in this episode:Consistent Bookings WorkshopConsistent Bookings Mastermind1-on-1 Business Coaching with InaSubscribe to The Pet Photographers’ JournalIf you enjoyed this episode, make sure you subscribe and leave a five-star review. It helps more pet photographers discover the show and join the conversation.💬 Join the Pet Photographers' CollectiveIf you want to sign up for the workshop, join the Pet Photographers' Collective — it's a free community for pet photographers who want to build a profitable, sustainable business with less overwhelm.Inside, Ina shares:✨ Practical marketing tips✨ Business lessons and mindset shifts✨ Free resources to help you growConnect with other photographers who get it and start creating a business that truly supports your life, not consumes it.Join here → https://www.skool.com/pet-photographers-collective-3125/about?ref=9c7b56d2963f48a791297a43a29109e1✨ Want to Be Coached Live?Interested in being featured on a future coaching episode? Apply here: https://forms.gle/oocMwawVB3de6aM29📲 Connect with InaInstagram: @inaj.thepetphotoceo Email: ina@inajphotography.comJoin the Consistent Bookings ProgramMentoring & Coaching for Pet Photographers — Learn More: https://www.inajphotography.com/for-photographers
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    42 分
  • How to Build a Content Strategy That Gets You Found and Gets You Booked with Claire Lauer

    How to Build a Content Strategy That Gets You Found and Gets You Booked with Claire Lauer
    2026/03/16

    If your marketing plan starts and ends with Instagram, this episode is for you.

    I sat down with Claire Lauer, an SEO and content marketing strategist who works specifically with photographers, to talk about what a real content strategy looks like for pet photographers in 2026. We covered why Google and AI search tools are becoming one of the most powerful ways to attract the right clients, what blogging actually involves (and yes, it's still worth doing), and how to build something sustainable without burning out.

    We also got into pricing mindset, simplifying your offers, and why you are probably not charging enough.

    About Claire Lauer

    Claire Lauer is a marketing strategist and SEO expert who helps photographers simplify their marketing and use search and visibility to attract the right clients, without burnout. She is the founder of CL Content Marketing and is based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

    What we cover in this episode

    1. Why posting on Instagram is not a marketing strategy on its own
    2. How SEO works for pet photographers and what realistic results look like
    3. What keyword research involves and why local nuances matter
    4. Why blogging is still worth doing in 2026 and what to write about
    5. GEO (Generative Engine Optimisation) and how good content helps you show up in AI search results
    6. How to build a content roadmap around your dream client
    7. The do's and don'ts of using AI tools for content creation
    8. Pricing mindset and why you are not your client

    📲 Connect with Claire

    Website: clcontentmarketing.com

    Instagram: @clcontentmarketing

    LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/clairelauer

    Email: claire@clcontentmarketing.com

    Subscribe to The Pet Photographers’ Journal

    If you enjoyed this episode, make sure you subscribe and leave a five-star review. It helps more pet photographers discover the show and join the conversation.

    💬 Join the Pet Photographers' Collective

    If you want to sign up for the workshop, join the Pet Photographers' Collective — it's a free community for pet photographers who want to build a profitable, sustainable business with less overwhelm.

    Inside, Ina shares:

    ✨ Practical marketing tips

    ✨ Business lessons and mindset shifts

    ✨ Free resources to help you grow

    Connect with other photographers who get it and start creating a business that truly supports your life, not consumes it.

    Join here → https://www.skool.com/pet-photographers-collective-3125/about?ref=9c7b56d2963f48a791297a43a29109e1

    ✨ Want to Be Coached Live?

    Interested in being featured on a future coaching episode? Apply here: https://forms.gle/oocMwawVB3de6aM29

    📲 Connect with Ina

    Instagram: @inaj.thepetphotoceo

    Email: ina@inajphotography.com

    Join the Consistent Bookings Program

    Mentoring & Coaching for Pet Photographers — Learn More: https://www.inajphotography.com/for-photographers
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  • Why Pet Photographers Should Document Their Own Dogs | Personal Projects, Legacy and Life with Kerry Martin

    Why Pet Photographers Should Document Their Own Dogs | Personal Projects, Legacy and Life with Kerry Martin
    2026/03/09
    Documenting Your Own Dogs: Personal Photography Projects with Kerry MartinMost episodes of The Pet Photographers’ Journal focus on the business side of photography. Marketing, pricing, and building a sustainable photography business.But this episode is a little different.Instead of talking about strategy or sales, this conversation steps back into something much more personal.Photographing our own dogs.Ina Jalil sits down with Kerry Martin from Puppy Tales, an award winning Melbourne based dog photographer who has spent more than sixteen years documenting life with dogs across Australia.Together they talk about the importance of personal photography projects. The kind that are not created for clients, awards or social media, but simply to capture the everyday moments with the dogs who share our lives.Kerry shares how small projects such as photographing daily moments or recording a one second video each day can become deeply meaningful over time. Especially when those quiet memories are all that remain after our dogs are gone.For pet photographers who spend their careers documenting other people’s dogs, this episode is a gentle reminder to turn the camera back toward the lives unfolding at home.In This EpisodeHow Kerry Martin started her pet photography journey after leaving the NavyThe evolution of pet photography over the past 16 yearsThe story behind Kerry’s photography projects including Snow Dogs and Dog Tales of AustraliaWhy personal photography projects are different from client workHow to start a meaningful photography project documenting your own dogThe one-second-a-day video project that changed how Kerry remembers her dogsWhy simple, imperfect moments often become the most meaningful photographsHow documenting our own dogs can reshape how we photograph for clientsThe emotional value of creating memories before time runs outKey Takeaway for Pet PhotographersAs photographers, we spend so much time creating beautiful images for clients that we sometimes forget to turn the camera toward our own lives.This episode is a reminder that personal photography projects don’t need to be perfect. They just need to exist.Future you will be grateful that they do.About Kerry MartinKerry Martin is the photographer behind Puppy Tales, a Melbourne based photography and storytelling platform dedicated to celebrating the bond between dogs and their people.She considers pets very much part of the family and shares her work to inspire fellow pet parents to create incredible memories of life with their dogs.Kerry travels throughout Australia offering her award winning dog photography and is known for her seasonal photography experiences, most notably Snow Dogs, as well as her studio based project Project Dogalogue.Over the past sixteen years she has received many national and international photography awards. Highlights include Master of Photography, Australian Pet and Animal Photographer of the Year, and the Pets and People category winner at the 2024 International Pet Photography Awards.As she travels with her own beloved dogs, Kerry also writes and shares stories about dog photography, dog friendly travel, and life with dogs. Her content reaches a community of more than 500,000 dog lovers across the Puppy Tales website and social media platforms.Through her writing and photography she encourages dog inclusive lifestyles, shares practical resources to help dogs live happy and healthy lives, and tells heartfelt stories about the relationships between dogs and people.Puppy Tales is also a business for good, operating as carbon negative and supporting local charities through photography and fundraising. Kerry founded the Australian Dog of the Year Awards in 2021 to recognise the incredible contribution dogs make to people, communities and society.Connect with Kerry MartinWebsite: https://puppytales.com.au/Instagram: @puppytalesphotosFacebook: Puppy TalesSubscribe to The Pet Photographers’ JournalIf you enjoyed this episode, make sure you subscribe and leave a five-star review. It helps more pet photographers discover the show and join the conversation.💬 Join the Pet Photographers' CollectiveIf you want to sign up for the workshop, join the Pet Photographers' Collective — it's a free community for pet photographers who want to build a profitable, sustainable business with less overwhelm.Inside, Ina shares:✨ Practical marketing tips✨ Business lessons and mindset shifts✨ Free resources to help you growConnect with other photographers who get it and start creating a business that truly supports your life, not consumes it.Join here → https://www.skool.com/pet-photographers-collective-3125/about?ref=9c7b56d2963f48a791297a43a29109e1✨ Want to Be Coached Live?Interested in being featured on a future coaching episode? Apply here: https://forms.gle/oocMwawVB3de6aM29📲 Connect with InaInstagram: @inaj.thepetphotoceo Email: ina@inajphotography.comJoin the Consistent Bookings ProgramMentoring & Coaching ...
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    48 分