If you're selling digital files, AI is about to shake your world—and not in a good way. The future of photography isn't just coming, it's here. But the photographers who'll survive this shift aren't the most creative or even the most tech-savvy. They're the ones who understand the one thing AI can never replicate.
In this solo episode, Sarah breaks down why digital files are becoming obsolete, and how boutique photographers can rise above the AI tidal wave. From the way we serve clients to the artwork we create, everything is shifting—and if you lean in now, you can become completely AI-proof.
● Why digital files are being commoditized—and what that means for your income ● The irreplaceable magic of printed portraits and real human connection ● The 5-step boutique process that keeps AI completely irrelevant
This is more than a business strategy. It's a reminder that photography is about love, memory, and legacy—and AI can't compete with that. If you've been feeling uneasy about where the industry is headed, this episode will give you clarity, confidence, and a new path forward.
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