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š LIVE WORKSHOP: Plan Your 2026 Workshop (Dec 17th)
Hey everyone! It's that time of year. You're looking back at 2025, and maybe you're feeling one of two things: 1. "Wow, that was a whirlwind. I'm exhausted, and I have no idea how to make next year less chaotic." 2. "I hit some goals, but I feel like I was just winging it. I need a REAL plan for 2026." If either of those sounds familiar, I've created something just for you. Introducing: The Plan Your 2026 Workshop This is a LIVE, 90-minute workshop where we will plan for 2026 with intention. This isn't about setting vague goals and hoping for the best. This is a hands-on, reflection-based planning experience designed to give you clarity and a plan for your most profitable and fulfilling year yet. By the end of this workshop, you will have: ā Clarity on what to let go of and what to double down on. ā Your 2026 Identity & Theme: A guiding principle for the year. ā Your "This Time Next Year" Vision: A compelling picture of your future across YOU, BUSINESS, and LIFESTYLE. ā Specific Revenue & Session Goals: The numbers you're actually working toward. ā Your Big Rocks Map: The non-negotiable anchors for your year (professional & personal). ā Your Q1 2026 Focus: Your top 3 priorities to start the year with momentum. The Details: - Date: Tuesday, December 17, 2025 - Time: 9:00 AM Sydney time - Where: Live on Zoom. Details in the Calendar tab - Investment: FREE for the Pet Photographers Collective members Can't make it live? The replay will be available for US$27, or you can get it for free when you join the Premium Membership. This is for you if you're tired of reactive, last-minute marketing and you're ready to plan your 2026 with intention. This is NOT for you if you're looking for a magic bullet or you're not willing to do the work. Why I'm Doing This I see too many talented pet photographers get stuck in a cycle of overwhelm and inconsistent bookings because they don't have a plan. This workshop is designed to break that cycle.
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Introductions - read this post š
šWelcome Hello and a big welcome to the Free Pet Photographers Collective Community! Watch the video and complete the steps below: 1. Read the Community Guidelines here 2. Introduce yourself in this post š or Create your own introduction post 3. Go through the entire Onboarding course (Approximate reading time: 10 mins) I'll be putting up some free resources in the Classroom over the next few weeks. I'm thrilled to have you here! Ina
Nov 3 ā¢Ā
FESTIVAL MARKETING
I'm having a major prize draw at this Sunday's Pets Life Festival, I'm attending. Would love to hear what others have offered at events like this. I'm thinking a major prize of a $1000 voucher (session plus $750 credit). Then runner-up vouchers of $500 (session plus $250 credit). My prices start at $750 for an 11x14 wall piece. I've also donated a voucher to the event organisers for a fundraising raffle on the day. The winner has to be there when it's drawn and come and visit me.
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Staying Cohesive
Hi guys. I do have my style of editing that I like. Sometimes itās hard to achieve just because my photoshop skills are still developing. But I do struggle sometimes to stay cohesive throughout my clients edits. As you all know, shooting outside the lights always different even from one shot to another, the backdrop is different as it changes throughout the seasons and sometimes even in each shot for me too as I live in England š I was wondering if anyone has any tips on keeping my images cohesive. I use Lightroom classic and Photoshop for reference. Iām aware of the pasting settings and masks. But I feel Iām doing something wrong. I also feel itās time for me to start shooting better. I used to shoot whatever I could get. But I feel I need to start planning out my shots better. Which is hard when we have tornado dogs on our sessions šŖļø š I shot a session last week and itās so hard for me to edit in my style because it was such a bright day and I was in a different location not much shade. My style is more moody sometimes slightly underexposed look and towards a fine art style for outdoor photography. Sorry for the long message but grateful of any tips as Iām self taught Iāve been doing this for one year xx
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form info questions
I used to do floral sessions, charged $295 for them (much higher than regular sessions) I found them to be my worst earning sessions, despite all the info I provide before booking and after, people still act shocked. I believe this to be because I opened booking slots to the public, and so they book without reading and just agreeing to everything so they donāt miss out and get a spot, for the novelty of it. This year Iām doing it differently, hoping to release a form so people can register their interest - limiting the sessions to 4 standard sessions ($195), 2 exclusive ones (around the $4k range) in a large package with special privileges. After form is submitted they will receive welcome email, etc. but my question is: what questions should I ask in the form - I want to keep it simple but also want to know how much info to give in the first impression. Would love to know what others do for competitions, contests, book project forms, etc. So far, my qualifying question for the form is : āThese sessions are a fine art experience focused on creating printed artwork, with most clients investing between $1200 - $2,000 on their final artwork. Does this feel aligned with what youāre looking for?ā Any suggestions welcome and appreciated - even for the emails that should be sent after and how much initial info to provide š
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