Developing a portrait workflow can seem daunting when there is so much to do, but that reinforces the purpose of the steps and processes needed to be successful. From scheduling to the session,  processing, proofing, and selling, having a workflow can expedite the process, saving you time and money.

In episode 59 of the Bokeh Podcast, Erin Costa shares her simple workflow to portrait sessions. This workflow has enabled her to provide a niche service to vacationers in her area by shooting and delivering their portraits before they ever head home from vacation.

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Motherhood isn't always easy, especially when you're trying to balance a family with your owning a photography business. Establishing a simple proactive workflow and task list can minimize the stress and eliminate the fear of not providing enough attention to one or the other.

In episode 58, Marquette Mower of Marquette LaRee shares how she went from playing tug of war between her family and business to a successful work-life balance by proactively setting expectations for herself and her clients.

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In today’s Bokeh podcast episode, wedding and portrait photographer Andrejka Hirschegger shares what she’s learned - not only about how to communicate effectively with a client - but ultimately how to lead them through an amazing experience with her business! Make sure to listen for tips that you can apply to your client communication today!

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Website: andrejkaphotography.com

Instagram: @andrejkaphotography

Facebook: andrejkaphotography

Book: Creating Customer Evangelists, by Jackie Huba and Ben McConnell

Snack: Green Tea Kit Kats

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Fall into a slump mid wedding season? Loose your groove during your busiest time of year? In episode 55 of the Bokeh Podcast, Erin Schmidt shares the steps she takes to get her groove back. 

From channeling your creativity to planning time for yourself during those times of burnout, the steps Erin provides can easily be implemented into your routine.

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Do you feel like you never have enough time in a day, not only to get all of your work done, but to take care of you?

In Bokeh podcast episode 54, Nathan Holritz - experienced wedding photographer and Photographer's Edit's CEO - shares an important tool that enables you to maximize work productivity, while simultaneously creating more freedom to take care of yourself and spend time with the important people in your lives!

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Have you ever seen your images being used without your permission or not providing proper photo credit? Know of businesses abusing copyright law? As photographers it's so important that we take the opportunity to educate those who may not be aware of the laws they're breaking. In episode 53 of the Bokeh Podcast, Haylee Gaffin, Digital Marketing Manager at Photographer's Edit, shares how she overcame these challenges and managed expectations. 

Whether you're new to the industry or a veteran, make sure you're following this simple workflow to educate others on copyright by following these five steps.

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Ever dream of traveling the world, photographing musicians, and attending concerts for a living? Sounds like a music lover's dream job, and it does exist!

In episode 51 of the Bokeh Podcast, Anna Lee of Anna Lee Media discusses what it's like being a touring band photographer. She gives us a glimpse inside her start in photography, discusses the challenges associated with getting into and being a photographer in the music photography industry, and details the experience of being on the road with a band that becomes family for months at a time! 
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