Hosted by Photographers for People and Planet · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 30 episodes
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Join me on a transformative journey into the world of being a professional photographer, as we explore the intersections of passion, purpose, and profit.From eco-friendly practices to ethical marketing, we want to inspire you to build an aligned & sustainable business that supports long-term wellbeing for all people and the planet.
Photographers for People and Planet hosts Photographers for People and Planet - The Podcast, a business show with 30 episodes published.
Is it possible to be a sustainable destination wedding photographer? That's the question I asked responsible travel expert JoAnna Haugen from Rooted Storytelling in this podcast episode. We chat about the challenges of
What happens when you get to a wedding day and the clients have a balloon release or some other activity planned that you know if incredibly damaging to the environment? Do you still photograph it? That's a dilemma I've
In this episode I chat with my good friend and fellow elopement photographer & coach Steph Zakas. We chat about trends within the wedding photography industry, and how they can leave many photographers confused and unsat
In this episode, I chat with British photographer Sam Spicer, who lives in Tokyo, Japan. We speak about the challenges of growing tourism and photography trends, the cultural differences between the UK and Japan, and how
When a location becomes popular for destination weddings and elopements, the impacts to the local vendors can be huge. In this episode, I chat with Lauren Chambers from LIT Photography NI about how she's embracing a more
In this episode, I introduce two key terms when looking at your impact as a photographer or media creator - footprint and brainprint. Want to learn more? Read the blogpost for photographic examples: https://photographers
This episode is a quick introduction to the newly rebranded podcast. Formerly titled "The Entrepreneurial Expedition", the podcast has rebranded to align with the work of Photographers for People and Planet. Future episo
In this episode, we take a dive into conscious copywriting, and look at some of the most popular destination wedding 'buzzwords' and how their use can be problematic. Read the blog: https://adventureweddingacademy.com/co
At the end of each wedding season, I sit down and do an energy audit across my businesses. This slower time of year allows me to reflect on the months that have passed, and they help me to make sure that the work I do ov
Does being a wedding photographer have an expiry date? In this episode, I chat with the wonderful Nadia Meli about why she decided to walk away from her thriving wedding photography business, the fear that comes from lea
Have you ever heard of the term "work-life blend?" This definitely resonates with me more than the more common term, "work-life balance". In this mini episode, I'll explain why.
In this episode I explore the world of ethical vs unethical marketing when it comes to selling and being sold, especially around business education and development.
Why are so many people obsessed with earning 6-figures? When is the right time to quit your "day job"? In this episode, I ask financial coach Molly to give me her views on these commonly asked questions, as we talk about
Diversity, equality and accessibility are all important pillars of sustainability. In this episode, I speak with Ami from SNAP! to see how they are trying to make the education space in the photography industry a much mo
Does your business have emergency plans and protocols in place, should something unthinkable happen to you? Studies have shown that freelancers take around ⅓ of the number of sick days in comparison to people in paid emp
In this episode of "Niche Stories", I chat with Lina Orsino-Allen, also known as Lina Della Luna, as she shares her story of how she created a second business around her passion for Moonology, her hesitations around her
Have you ever wondered how sustainable websites are? I hadn't. That was until I met Lorenz from Jut-So at a sustainable business networking event. That conversation opened up a whole new world of sustainability questions
I think everyone should niche their business. But I actually find talking about niching on a more broader scale quite challenging. Today I'm trying to give you a bit of an introduction to what I think niching is, and set
The term “sustainability” seems to have become another buzzword. Not just in the wedding industry, but in general. But what does sustainability, and running a sustainable photography business actually mean? In this episo
Building your portfolio to reflect your niche can be a challenge, whether you're just starting out or you are refining your niche. But should you be offering discounts for bucket list weddings in order to boost your port
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