Photography businesses are some of the worst businesses out there to start if your primary goal is to make money. Not only that, but the demand for professional photography is going down every day as people carry phone cameras with them everywhere they go, giving them the ability to capture images in moments. Plus, with more and more people becoming professional photographers, the market is just filled with people trying to start a photography business. Yes, you need high quality work that sets you apart. Just a few off the top of my head? Or you can outsource it. It took me just shy of 3 years to get to the point where we completely replaced our household income with our photography income, and that was considered fast. Honestly, I believe that as more people take up professional photography as a part-time business, the harder it is going to be to do it full-time. So why should I even bother writing this blog anymore if things are just getting harder? I look at my friend Kim, who has been in the photography business for over 20 years full-time and is still rocking it despite all the changes, and I know that for those who are willing to do what it takes, you can do it.
