Bokeh - The Photography Podcast

Starting and running a successful photography business doesn't have to be extremely complicated. In fact, many times it's just about applying a few basic principles consistently! In this episode, CEO of Photographer's Edit and veteran wedding photographer, Nathan Holritz, shares 5 simple steps to running a successful photography business in the form of an email he wrote to a photographer friend.&n...

It's a new year, and time to set some fresh goals, right? Or is that really how you should be approaching goal setting for yourself and your photography business? What if you could live a life of constant improvement, a life that doesn't constantly require hitting the reset button at the beginning of each year?  In this episode of the Bokeh podcast, Nathan Holritz, CEO of ...

It's easy to assume that you have to run your photography business like everyone else in order to stay competitive, but today's interview will make you reconsider that perspective!  Bethany O'Bryant is a wedding photographer based in North Georgia, and she has decided that a simple approach to business is what will give her the most freedom as an individual, wife, and mother of four. Lis...

It's so easy to get distracted by the busy-ness that is running a photography business, and miss out on creating memories for yourself and those closest to you. Nathan Holritz, CEO of Photographer's Edit , shares a few personal thoughts on the topic as it relates to the topic during this holiday season.  You can follow Nathan at fb.com/nathanholritz .  This podcast is brought to you by p...

As a business owner, keeping it simple is not just a point of view, but a way of life! Taking on more than necessary can keep you from reaching the goals that will leave you most satisfied, and leave your burnt out in business and life.  In this episode of the Bokeh podcast, hear how Shaun Austin, photographer and CEO of KISS Books, has pursued simplicity in both his personal a...

Makayla and David Harris work together in their enterprise, doing both photography and videography. They've taken long approach to working with their clients, perpetuating the relationship well beyond the wedding. Listen to them talk about their five-year journey developing out their different business segments. All this, so they can spend more time together doing something they love. You can...

Zach Gray has taught the business of photography and is ready to share some words of wisdom with you. Hear his three part process of qualifying leads, giving the best experience, and efficiently delivering the final product. Learn how you can streamline your photography business to success. To get more information, check Zach out at  www.zachandjody.com . This podcast is brought to you by pho...

Andrejka Hirschegger jet sets between Michigan, Florida, and California as a destination wedding photographer. Hear what she has to say about marketing in multiple markets, setting expectations for her clients, and using Post It Notes to keep track of it all. You can check out Andrejka's portfolio at www.andrejkaphotography.com , and photos of her life on the road at www.instagram.com/an...

Tomas Flint is a wedding photographer who understands his work is not just about expressing himself through photography. It's about the client and their experience. Or maybe a little bit of both. View Tomas' portfolio at www.tomasflint.com . This podcast is brought to you by photographersedit.com , custom post-production for the wedding and portrait photographer. See acast.com/privacy fo...

Does your photography business feel a bit chaotic? Do you feel like you're left with little to no time at the end of the work day or week for yourself and those closest to you? In part 2 of this two-part series on gaining more freedom and flexibility back in your life as a business owner, Nathan Holritz, CEO of Photographer's Edit, shares 5 areas of your photography business where you can implemen...

Does your photography business feel a bit chaotic? Do you feel like you're left with little to no time at the end of the work day or week for yourself and those closest to you? Listen in as Nathan Holritz, CEO of Photographer's Edit, shares two simple yet powerful principles that will give you more focus and free time immediately!  This podcast is brought to you by photographersedit.com, cust...

Listen in as Grant and Sara Dotson from dotson-studios.com share how they went from shooting 20-30 weddings a year, to focusing on commercial photography and capitalizing on the additional time it gave them with their kids and each other. And be sure to look out for the incredible advice Grant gives on speaking your client's language!  This podcast is brought to you by photographers...

Today we welcome Caressa Rogers, a destination wedding and portrait photographer based in Chattanooga, TN. Have you ever dreamed of building a destination photography business that not only allows you to make a good living, but to enjoy seeing the world at the same time? Tune in as Caressa shares her approach to building a destination client base, and explains how she's added a...

I had so much fun interviewing my dear friends, Rich and Heather Smith of richsmithphotography.com for this episode! We took a little walk back in time, discussed how the industry has changed over the last decade, conversed about the ever-popular topic of developing your photography style, and Rich even tells the story about how he made his first clients cry. I promise it was a good thing!&nb...

Today we get to connect with Lacey Oltman, a destination wedding photographer from San Diego. Lacey has only been a professional photographer for 3 years, but already displays the wisdom of a seasoned pro. She shares a refreshing perspective on how to attract the right clients to your business, while also communicating a passion for prioritizing her family that is just inf...

Meet Chad DiBlasio, a talented wedding photographer from just outside Columbus, Ohio. Chad and I dive into conversation about building a photography brand, and learning how to naturally motivate your clients to talk about you. You can learn more about Chad and get a glimpse of his photography at diblasiophoto.com. This podcast is brought to you by photographersedit.com, custom post-produ...

I want to introduce you to my new friends, the vibrant Nathan and Ashley Siner! Nathan and Ashley are based in the Indianapolis market, and have a wonderful perspective on prioritizing family (they have two young children) while simultaneously providing a memorable experience for their wedding photography clients.   This podcast is brought to you by photographersedit.com, custom post-pro...

I (Nathan Holritz) normally interview our guests, but today, the roles have been reversed. My 14-year-old son steps in as the interviewer and asks me some of the questions that you all submitted for this unique episode. Among various topics, we delve into my definition of success, how I got started in business, and why I wear black t-shirts all the time.  This podcast is brought to you b...

Meet my wonderful friend, Nicole Goddard, and be inspired by her conscious choice to create more freedom for herself as an entrepreneur, live for the now, and travel the world!  This podcast is brought to you by photographersedit.com, custom post-production for the wedding and portrait photographer. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Let me introduce you to a photographer whose infectious passion for taking care of her female clients will inspire you to invest in creating a better experience for your clients.   This podcast is brought to you by photographersedit.com, post-production for the wedding and portrait photographer. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How does being a Starbucks manager make you a better photography business owner? Listen in as Ashley Gerrity from ashleygerrityphotography.com shares some of the valuable management skills that allowed her to go from 0-50 weddings a year in a surprisingly short amount of time, still work a full-time job, and have a healthy marriage through it all.  This podcast is brought to you by...

Many thanks to Dee and Kris Robinson of deeandkrisphotography.com for their willingness to be the first interview for this new podcast, but secondly for their beautiful vulnerability and transparency as we discussed such a wide range of topics. Much love to you both! This podcast is brought to you by photographersedit.com, post-production for the wedding and portrait photographer. See acast.c...