When exhibitors disagree with a horse show photography policy, frustration often lands on the official photographer. But what if the photographer didn’t make the rule? This Field Notes episode looks at who actually owns event policies—and why that distinction matters.
Hope is part of every business owner’s journey, but hope alone has never built a sustainable business. In this Field Notes episode, I explore why intentional decisions—not waiting for the perfect opportunity—shape the careers that stand the test of time.
Ten years after her first appearance on the Equine Photographers Podcast, Shelley Paulson returns to reflect on the evolution of her business, changing priorities, and the lessons that come with experience.
Most photographers believe clients are paying for the finished images, but that’s only part of the story. In this episode, we explore why trust, consistency, communication, and professionalism often have a greater influence on pricing than the photographs themselves—and how understanding that can transform your business.