I'm here to tell you the TRUTH you need to know about how to start a photography business!

In fact, here's the biggest problem you face right now.

It's the frustration you feel that there are a lot of really good photographers out there making money.

Guess what. I started where you are at right now. You might be asking yourself:

"How do I know if I’m good enough to make money as a photographer"?

This means, you have self-doubt that people won’t hire you to take photos.

And, worst of all, most traditional jobs actually want you to FAIL.

But before we get into that, let me share a quick story with you...

I remember back when I decided to pursue my photography career. I was probably just like you. After learning about photography in school, I continued practicing as a hobby trying different things to get better.

Then I decided to start my business part-time while still doing my full-time job as an elementary teacher. So, the only time I could take any photography jobs was after work on the weekdays and the weekends. 

Business started off slow because I had no idea how to start a business. I had to do a lot of research to make sure I was doing everything legally. If I knew how to market my business properly, I would have saved myself a ton of money. Well, you live and you learn. Chalk it up to a learning experience. Being dyslexic has its challenges as well when you’re trying to build a business. But my passion for taking pictures for a living won’t let that stand in the way.

I wanted to get better at taking portraits of people so I joined the PPCF (Professional Photographers of Central Florida). They meet once a month at a studio in Orlando and would have a professional photographer come and give a lesson on a specific skill of photography or the business side of it. That helped me tremendously because I'm a visual hand-on learner. The funny thing about photography; you will constantly continue to learn new things throughout your journey to build upon the skills you already thought you mastered. 

Doing family portrait sessions were few and far between and I wasn’t ready for weddings. I needed to do something that would give me a client base that would use me on a regular basis. 

Well, it so happened that my wife is a Realtor and when she got her first listing back in the day, she asked me to take pictures of it. The only equipment I had at the time was just my camera with the kit lens. No tripod, no speed light. I took handheld pictures with the pop-up flash. If you think the pictures looked good; NOPE! But that didn’t stop me from learning how to get better at shooting real estate.

Learning how to become a great real estate photographer has generated more income for me to be able to do photography full-time. I still do family portraits, head shots, and other marketing material for small businesses but 95% of my business is real estate.

Since I live in the middle of Central Florida (Davenport), I take care of my clients from the Gulf Coast to the East Coast of Central Florida. One of my clients is a license Realtor in both Florida and California and she has flown me out to California (all expenses paid) to shoot a multi-million dollar listing in San Clemente with more to come.

Isn’t that awesome! I would love that for you as well.

And that's why I'm so excited to share this with you. I created this irresistible offer to help amateur photographers like you, become professional photographers!

So, here's what I've got for you today...

If you're an amateur photographer who really wants to learn how to take great photos, but can't figure out how to make money doing it, here's the solution you've been looking for...

So again, if you're an amateur photographer who wants to make a living at being a photographer, understand this: