wow it’s been a tough start to January! Business has been a little bit! how can I say? all over the place!
But it’s time to get back to the regular schedule and start posting on a regular basis! Showing what we are doing! How you can do it! And honestly connect with all of our amazing followers
So tonight 12 pm GMT there will be a new post coming ! This will be a second part to one of 10 things new photographers may not know section!
So please keep your eyes out for the next post! And if you’re reading this post, give it a thumbs up and hit the follow button so that you don’t miss it
Also head over to our Instagram! We have some amazing new images coming as we have just started a #365 project where I’m going to be posting a minimum of one new edit every day for the year! We are currently on day twelve, of this year and already posted fourteen images !
We get into business to pay the bills and to create something for our future!
This is true to a stage! What we don’t think about is that what we do ultimately makes others happy!
It’s something I’ve just found out. The bigger picture is that for 99% of businesses is that it’s ultimately making our customers or consumers happy.
Think about it like this, a baker makes cakes and you buy them to make your belly happy and that makes you feel good as the consumer but the baker is happy too because he is doing what he loves
Builder build a house with out thinking that what they’re doing is potentially making a house that will become a home for a family to grow and live happy ever after!
It’s the same being a photographer, though we capture images and we love what we do.. we are doing it to make others happy capturing your big day or taking that portrait of your grandmother who you love and want to always remember. It’s about making you happy!
It’s great that we can do what we love, while making a living yet at the same time making someone else happy!
I love that feeling of making others around me happy so remember everyone’s out to make you happy! Even when you don’t know it and take it for granted
I truly hope that what I do makes those who see it very happy and that it puts a smile on someone’s face! Here are a few images that I really hope makes you smile.
Model vineta – Photographer Adrian Day
Model Vineta – Photographer Adrian DayModel Vineta – Photographer Adrian Day
Love these images… it’s amazing what a desaturated image can look like. and really change the whole look of an image.
You may think you have the image you want in colour but until you have at least tried to see what a monochrome version of your looks like don’t take it for granted it can show all the imperfections or even make that image pop !
Model: Hazel Photographer: Adrian Day Model: Jade Photographer: Adrian DayModel: Amber Photographer: Adrian Day
I’ve been using Instagram for years… pretty much from day one…
It’s was great watching all the people posting amazing images and showing of what they was doing in a way that no other site had been doing.
Images got likes and each person had its real following in its own style, niche..
Everyone had a voice, everyone could be just who they wanted to be. okay there was a few restrictions and Instagram kept an eye on the naughty side.
As the years have gone on it’s become restrictive in ways that we don’t realise. We only don’t realise this because Instagram has taken it up-on it’s self to use it’s algorithm to put pay to getting seen in any way shape or form unless instagram feels you deserve it. or that you tick ever box it want you to.
Over the last few weeks I’ve been looking into where and what’s best to get yourself and images seen and noticed. Paid or free.
It’s looking like social media is now making it more like antisocial media! It’s killing its self off by doing all it can to so called be the best! Why if a site calls its self social would you stop people for doing exactly that.
I’ve tried everything to get a following used a number of different pages even posted images that have on other sites got tens of thousands of views and like yet on social media got just under 100 views and maybe 30 likes.
This to me isn’t worth my investment at all. I’ve paid for and done free posts and got nothing in return.
To me it’s seems that a number of people are coming away from the platforms and putting the money into their own websites and posting the work right to the bourses mouth! And getting so much more ! For way less.
A few weeks back I posted to Pinterest! From my website now my website is a free WordPress and my Pinterest is free.
In one seven day period I had over 60k of views and a large number of saves and like. And my views and comments to my website went from 10 to 100 per day!
It’s honestly a no brainier when you’re getting something for free and the numbers are showing for them self what’s happening . It’s only time before everyone goes it alone and walks away from so called social media !
This is just my opinion but try it your self and if you don’t see a difference let me know.
I’m sure in a day of media being a sales point that we need to find our best format or medium to get ourselves out there! It’s only smart business that we look out for ourself and our really followers and clients
Question is do you think it’s dead? What have you found that works for you? I’m always open to suggestions !
Here are a few more images from the back stock collection.
These are just a few images created for clients over the last year or so!
I hope that you like what you see!
Model: Vineta Photographer: Adrian Day Model: sarah Photographer: Adrian Day Model: Jade Photographer: Adrian Day Model: Vineta Photographer: Adrian Day Model: Alice Photographer: Adrian Day Model: Vineta Photographer: Adrian Day
These images are from the covid-19 back stock love these mini sets setting images out like this I find works for showing images to clients as a first impression set!
If this is something that stands out to you please show these images and posts some love.
Model: Jade Photographer: Adrian DayModel: Hazel Photographer: Adrian Day Model: Jade Photographer: Adrian Day Model: Vineta Photographer: Adrian Day Model: Jack Photographer: Adrian Day
This was a favourite out door shoot and my first time shooting with the new Sony 90mm macro lens
The lens and Sony a7 combination was a perfect choice for the shoot with so much detail I actually had to pull back on the textures and clarity sliders in post as there was too much detail in the skin!
I love how Rhiannon pops out the background even with the vivid greens such a beautiful image and smile!
If you like this please feel free to show the love and share like, so on!
More images to come this week!
Model: Rhiannon Photographer: Adrian Day Model: Rhiannon Photographer: Adrian DayModel: Rhiannon Photographer: Adrian Day
Day six of covid-19 lockdown and been creating some image sets for social media posts
These are pretty simple to do and something I like to issue to send image sets to clients of the three best images from each outfit I shoot!
Sometimes it takes a little time to get things right but these are simple and show just what’s needed
If you like what you see please show the post and the images on our social media pages some love 💓
Model: Hazel Photographer: Adrian Day Model: Jade Photographer: Adrian DayModel: Jade Photographer: Adrian DayModel: Sarah Jane Photographer: Adrian DayModel: Alice Photographer: Adrian Day
Three more images from the vault with these images with model Jade
Something a little different as this was a gel lighting set! But love how these come out! Mixing the blue and orange colours works so well being the opposite side of the colour wheel!
This was a couple of images that was inspired by photographer Jake Hicks and his gel lighting techniques
Hope that you like these if so Please show these some love 💓 and share this post so others can see what I’m creating !
Model Jade Photographer: Adrian Day Model Jade Photographer: Adrian DayModel Jade Photographer: Adrian Day
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