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Gene Higa is a destination wedding photographer based in San Francisco, but he’s got great tips for all kinds of photographers. In today’s Tip of the Week, Gene talks about the importance of diversifying your business, like his friend Ann Hamilton, who is a successful wedding AND dog portrait photographer.
“One of the things I do to keep myself balanced is I teach.”
Be Part of the RESOLUTION: Gene has some great tips lined up, but we’re always eager to hear what you’d like to know more about. Leave your questions in the comments (with a link to your website, of course) and Gene will be happy to respond.
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January 12th, 2012 at 2:23 pm
les wollam
Good advice for everyone. and i especially like the quick 1minute plus format. i go to too many photographer’s blogs with 5+ minute videos. who has that attention span or time. good work. thanks
Dallas Photographer Les Wollam