One of the biggest hurdles to starting work as a professional photographer is attracting clients. Miller Mobley, an editorial photographer based in New York, keeps his clients engaged by striving to be the kind of person people want to work with. Learn more about his methods for establishing client relationships in this interview:
During the interview, Mobley emphasizes the importance of persistence. Success in the business requires photographers to continue creating impressive work even when there is no money coming in. He keeps an up-to-date portfolio and uses it to connect with previous and potential clients. Meeting face-to-face with clients whenever he gets the chance, Miller Mobley works hard to build a client base that will come back to him again and again.
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As a professional photographer, I agree with everything you say. This is particularly true when it comes to commercial product placement photography. Thanks for this enlightening article!
This is great. Thanks. It’s funny because I just wrote an article about this topic. The better relationship you have with your clients the better story you can tell with your photos!
Amazing.