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Wedding Photography
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 has a quick and easy trick to help you remember the names of the bridal party and family, to make those group shots faster and friendlier.
“You always want to call the bridal party by their first names.”
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.
Posted in Contributors / Documentary Photography / Gene Higa / Ideas / Inspirational Work / Photography / Portrait Photography / Wedding Photography / Workflow and tagged with Tip of the Week
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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 reminds photographers to set aside some time to get inspired and preserve their creativity.
“We always look at work that is outside of our industry.”
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.
Posted in Advertising Photography / Contributors / Editorial Photography / Gene Higa / Inspirational Work / Photography / Portrait Photography / Videos / Wedding Photography and tagged with Tip of the Week
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 explains how a promo video on your website will not only help you get clients, it will help you get the clients you want.
“We are just like our clients.”
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.
Posted in Contributors / Editorial Photography / Fashion Photography / Gene Higa / Ideas / Inspirational Work / Photography / Portrait Photography / Self-Promotion / Videos / Wedding Photography and tagged with Tip of the Week
Gene Higa is a destination wedding photographer based in San Francisco, but he’s got great tips for all kinds of photographers. Today’s Tip of the Week is great idea for wedding photographers — or any photographer with a busy client — that will help reduce stress and increase client satisfaction on shoot day.
“I want to make sure I have enough time to take care of everybody.”
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.
Posted in Advertising Photography / Contributors / Fashion Photography / Gene Higa / Ideas / Inspirational Work / Photography / Portrait Photography / Videos / Wedding Photography / Workflow and tagged with Tip of the Week
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