In elopement photography, the location is so much more than a backdrop—it’s the setting for a couple’s most intimate and memorable day. Finding the right spot is about creating an experience that feels as magical as it looks. Here’s how to approach location scouting with purpose, creativity, and care.

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If you've ever customized offers for clients only to have them ghost you or say your prices are too high, you're not alone. Many photographers fall into this trap because we want to please everyone and avoid saying no. But constantly adjusting your pricing and packages can waste valuable time and dilute your efforts.

The key to a sustainable, successful photography business is to streamline your offerings in a way that aligns with your ideal client’s needs. Here’s how to do it.

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Documentary photography is about capturing life as it truly unfolds—unscripted, unpolished, and beautifully authentic. It’s a storytelling approach that focuses on real emotions, genuine connections, and the raw beauty of everyday moments. Unlike traditional photography styles, it avoids posed perfection, instead embracing the chaos, tenderness, and nuances that make each story unique. For photographers, documentary work is an opportunity to preserve memories that feel honest and timeless, reflecting the heart of the people and relationships they capture.

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Ingvild Kolnes is the host of the Sustainable Photography Podcast, an educator for photographers, and is ready to help you with your photography business.

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