In just a few days 2022 is over. For many photographers, the new year is the perfect time to evaluate your business and plan ahead. The winter months are for most photographers considered low season.
This time of year means fewer tasks, colder temperatures, and less light for the majority of us. I occasionally get asked what to do to have a regular stream of work all year round. Most self-employed photographers are used to having seasons with a lot of work and seasons with less.
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In just a few days 2022 is over. For many photographers, the new year is the perfect time to evaluate your business and plan ahead. The winter months are for most photographers considered low season.
This time of year means fewer tasks, colder temperatures, and less light for the majority of us.
It’s important to remember that even if you don’t have the same number of shoots each month, you can still be successful. I’ve always been among those who take pleasure in working hard during the summer sessions and then using the off-season to get ready for the following one.
End the year on a good note
Most photographers are good at doing regular maintenance throughout the year. Now that the year is ending, here are some activities which you can do:
- Check your goals and plans for the year. When you’re planning out your year, be sure you think about what you want to happen this year. If not, you might just float along and not really feel like you’re getting to where you want to be.
- Write down your goals and what you want to achieve this year.
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