SFP 177 Creating Consistency in Your Work An Interview with Katie Lamb - a podcast by Emily Supiot

Wouldn't it be cool if you could take photos that when other people saw them they could instantly say

"That is a (insert YOUR name here!) photo!"

If people could recognize YOUR work it would mean that you have a very consistent portfolio and you are shooting in a way that others would remember.

Finding that consistency can be tricky. On today's episode Katie Lamb joins me and talks about how to get consistency in your photos BUT also how to creating consistency in an equally as important part of photography.

 

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Where to find Katie!

Katie is a wife and mom of three, based in Dallas, Texas. She began pursuing photography at a young age and went on to major in Fine Art Photography at Baylor University to pursue her passion of documenting the orphan crisis around the world. She spent time in Africa, China, as well as Eastern and Western Europe living out my first life passion before starting her own lifestyle photography brand in 2008. 

Through the years she spent building her brand and learning the ins and outs of running a successful and sustainable business, she found a passion for helping others do the same through online courses and coaching sessions which is now the focus of her business. She believes in working smarter, not harder and having systems and practices in your business that allow you to do just that. From shooting in a way that doesn't chain you to your desk for hours editing, to increasing your profit per client - allowing you to work less and live more.

Photography Education: https://www.katielamb.com

Family Photography: https://www.katielambphotography.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katiebethlamb/

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