The Food Photography Corner

In this episode, Rosslyn and Mikyla dive deep into the essential software that every food photographer needs to stay organized, wow clients, and scale their creative business with confidence. From CRM tools and gallery delivery platforms to editing software and video production tools, they cover exactly what's working for them in 2025—and what's worth investing in now to land higher-paying clients. If you want to work smarter (not harder) and build systems that support your growth, this episode is for you.Key Takeaways:How HoneyBook helps streamline proposals, payments, and client trackingHow to simplify your social media scheduling with free tools like Metricool How ClickUp supports team collaboration, project planning, and creative shot prepHow Pixieset helps you protect and professionally deliver photo galleriesHow QuickBooks makes tax season easier for creative freelancersHow your choice of video editing tools depends on your business goalsHow building systems in advance can help you attract higher-paying clientsWhy consistency matters more than constantly switching platformsHelpful Links:HoneyBook – CRM for managing contracts, proposals, payments, and automationMetricool – Social media planning and schedulingClickUp – Project management and task trackingPixieset – Gallery delivery and image licensingLightroom Classic – Photo editingPhotoshop – Photo retouching and cleanupQuickBooks Self-Employed – Business expense and tax trackingPremiere Pro – Advanced video editingCapCut – Social video editingInShot – Mobile video editingTubeBuddy – YouTube SEO and keyword researchYour Money or Your Life (Book) – Referenced in time tracking discussion

In this episode, Rosslyn & Mikyla are joined by the talented photographer Roberta Dall'Abla from Italy. The episode delves into the importance of color grading, Lightroom's essential tools, and the common mistakes photographers make. Roberta also shares valuable insights on presets and the significance of following one's passion in the creative industry. Listeners will gain tips on using Lightroom more effectively and the importance of aligning their photography style with their true passion. Key Takeaways:Roberta's career journey from food to travel photographyThe significance of color grading in LightroomIntroduction to Lightroom's essential tools: masks, color grading panel, and tone curveCommon mistakes food photographers make in LightroomThe role of presets and why understanding editing tools is crucialThe importance of following your passion in photographyHelpful Links:Retreat Replay > Advanced Color Grading in Lightroom by Roberta Dall'AblaCamera Gear > Amazon Storefront

In this episode, Rosslyn and Mikyla dive into one of the most foundational aspects of food photography: camera angles. Whether you're shooting for fun or trying to book paid gigs, knowing how to work your angles can completely change the final image.We break down the three essential angles every food photographer should master — from the versatile 45° to overhead flatlays to the powerful straight-on perspective. You'll also hear real-life examples of when and why we use each angle, how we create depth, and some honest behind-the-scenes chaos from our recent branding photoshoot. If you've ever struggled with setting up your scene, choosing an angle, or holding up your backdrops (yep, we've been there), this episode is for you.Key takeaways:How to easily hold up your backdrop for straight-on shots without fancy equipmentSmart ways to maximize natural light in a small spaceHow to transform tight or shared spaces into functional shooting zonesOur go-to tips for keeping your gear organized and accessibleCreative hacks for shooting overhead when you don't have room for a C-standHelpful links:

In this episode, hosts Rosslyn and Mikyla, founders of Food Photography Corner, discuss how Mikyla generated $72K in revenue from local restaurants in Spokane, Washington. They explain the importance of positioning oneself as a strategic marketing partner rather than just a photographer, and offer insights on building long-term client relationships.The episode details Mikyla's strategy for identifying opportunities, providing valuable consulting services, and making the process effortless for busy restaurant owners. The discussion includes practical tips for food photographers looking to expand their business with small restaurants.Key Takeaways:Challenges and Strategies in Small TownsBuilding Long-Term PartnershipsStrategic Planning for RestaurantsOffering Comprehensive ServicesHelpful Links:Connect on InstagramLanding Restaurant Work PocketbookNegotiating with Small Businesses – Apple, Spotify 

Tired of manually tracking your pitches and follow-ups? In this episode, we're breaking down our step-by-step process for automating our pitching funnel using Honeybook. We'll walk you through how we structure our pipeline, set up automation, and ensure no lead falls through the cracks—all while keeping things personal and customizable.Key Takeaways:✔ The exact stages we use to track potential clients—from first pitch to signed contract.✔ Using Honeybook to schedule emails and update pipeline stages automatically.✔ How to keep your outreach warm and engaging while still leveraging automation.✔ Eliminating manual tracking and follow-ups to stay consistent without the overwhelm.✔ Steps to set up your own automated pitching funnel and start converting more leads.Helpful Links:

Not all brand partnerships are created equal! In this episode, Rosslyn & Mikyla break down the biggest red flags that signal a brand isn't worth your time—and the signs that indicate a brand is serious about investing in high-quality content. If you're a food photographer struggling with brands that don't have a budget or don't value creative work, this episode will help you confidently choose the right partnerships and avoid wasting time on the wrong ones.Key TakeawaysLearning when to be cautious How to navigate the budget conversationThe red flags that scream ‘run!'What makes a brand actually worth working withHow to research brands before pitchingThe secret to standing out in your pitchesHelpful LinksConnect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foodphotographycorner/Resource shop: https://foodphotographycorner.com/resources 

In today's episode, we're diving into pre-production planning with Becca Maffett from @terragoldphoto! Becca recently led a phenomenal workshop at our advanced food photography retreat, and in this episode, she's sharing her expert strategies to help you streamline your shoots, improve communication with clients, and execute professional commercial shoots—even from home! If you missed the retreat, don't worry! You can check out the retreat replay video in the show notes.Key Takeaways:Key client communication tips for a smooth shootThe most overlooked pre-production step that makes all the differenceHow to set up a commercial shoot efficiently from homeLessons learned from our own pre-production experiencesThe impact of streamlining pre-production on time, energy, and final resultsHelpful Links & Resources:

In today's episode, we're joined by Nate Crawford of Crawford Captures, a food photographer and marketing expert who recently led a powerful workshop at our Advanced Food Photography Retreat. If you missed the retreat, don't worry—you can grab the full replay in the show notes! We're diving deep into how to attract your dream clients, the importance of personal branding, and how to make clients come to YOU instead of constantly chasing them down.Key takeaways:✔️ How to find and attract your ideal clients✔️ The power of strategic branding for food photographers✔️ Common mistakes photographers make when it comes to being discoverable✔️ How to market yourself so clients reach out to you—without constantly cold-pitchingHelpful links:

Welcome back to the Food Photography Corner Podcast with Rosslyn & Mikyla! In this episode, we're diving into effective strategies for building your restaurant photography portfolio while ensuring you're not working for free.Key Takeaways:Identifying Unicorn Clients: Understand how to find restaurants that align with your creative style and business goals.Tips on how to approach restaurants via Instagram DMs and emails for collaboration opportunities, while still maintaining professionalism.Why offering a free meal in exchange for a professional photoshoot benefits both you and the restaurant.How to leverage your existing photography work if you don't yet have restaurant-specific imagery.Strategies to transition from portfolio-building shoots to paid gigs by offering value through business cards, QR codes, and follow-up emails.Helpful Links:Flodesk: Use our affiliate link for 50% off! Pixieset: Use our affiliate link for $20 off your first bill! If you've been wanting to build your restaurant portfolio without giving away your images for free, this episode will guide you through a method that not only helps you create stunning imagery but also establishes a solid relationship with local restaurants and puts money in your pocket. We'd love to hear how you try this out! Feel free to DM or email us with your experience!Thanks for tuning in!

Join Rosslyn and Mikyla as they chat with Arabela from Weekend Creative about mastering Photoshop for food and product photography. Discover essential editing techniques, business advice, and gear recommendations that can transform your photography skills. Plus, learn how to access the full replay of Arabela's exclusive workshop from the Joshua Tree advanced retreat!Key Takeaways:Top 3 Photoshop Techniques: Focus stacking, compositing, and generative AI for next-level edits.Gear & Workflow Tips: Use tethering and grey cards for accurate colors and efficient production.Lighting Tips: Essential techniques to make food look fresh and appetizing.Business Advice: How to break into food photography and build a client base.Editing Essentials: Arabela's go-to software and must-know editing techniques.Links & Resources Mentioned:Access the Replay of Arabela's Workshop: https://foodphotographycorner.com/transform-your-food-photos-in-photoshopFollow Food Photography Corner on Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/foodphotographycorner/Follow Weekend Creative on Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/weekendcreative/Leave a 5-star Review: If you loved this episode, please leave us a review to help other food photographers find us!

Welcome to another Macro Moment episode, where we break down crucial elements that can have a big impact on your food photography business! We're your hosts, Rosslyn & Mikyla—two full-time commercial food photographers and co-founders of Food Photography Corner. In this episode, we're diving into essential contract clauses every food photographer should know about to protect their work, define client expectations, and ensure a smooth working relationship.Key Takeaways:Discover how to structure your project timelines for success.Find out why deposits are essential to secure your time and resources.Learn how a late fee clause supports prompt payments.Hear why clearly defined working hours are a must for setting boundaries.Understand how to protect your creative style with an artistic release.Discover the importance of cancellation terms for financial security.Find out how limited licenses work to maintain ownership over your work.Disclaimer:We're sharing insights based on our experiences as food photographers, not as legal experts. We recommend seeking advice from a legal professional to create contracts that meet your business needs.Helpful (affiliate) Links:Understanding Food Photography Contracts by Contract Legal EaseCode FPC20 for 20% off sitewideHoneybook to Send Proposals, Invoices, and ContractsUse the link for 30% offPixieset to Send Galleries, Invoices, Contracts and moreUse the link for $20 off your planAmazon Storefront for our Favorite Gear & ResourcesThanks for joining us! Subscribe for more quick, actionable tips to help build and protect your food photography business.

In this episode, we're chatting about what it was like for Rosslyn to work for one of her idols! We'll explore key learnings from the shoot, pivoting at the last minute, and the added pressure of working with someone you look up to. Helpful Links:Gear Guide: https://www.amazon.com/shop/foodphotographycornerFollow Us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foodphotographycorner/If you found this episode helpful, please leave us a rating! 

In this episode, we're breaking down how we prepped for a multi-day production, what went well, and what we learned from the experience. The project had a tight turnaround, so we had to be extra organized and efficient.Key Takeaways:Pre-Planning: Get on the same page with the client using mood boards that cover tone, lighting, and style.Shot List & Timeline: Clarify the brand's needs and create a detailed production schedule to keep everything on track.Studio & Talent: Plan ahead for studio rentals and hiring talent, making sure logistics are smooth.Post-Production: Bring in extra help if needed to meet quick turnaround times.Helpful Links:Gear Guide: https://www.amazon.com/shop/foodphotographycornerOctober Retreat Info: https://foodphotographycorner.com/retreatsFollow Us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foodphotographycorner/If you found this episode helpful, please leave us a rating! Want to join us at a retreat? We have a few spots left for our advanced retreat in October. You'll get hands-on experience and leave with portfolio-ready images.

In this episode, we're sharing how we earned an extra $400 by doing something simple. We break down why it's worth offering more images, how easy it is to upsell, and ways you can build packages that help you make more from your work. If you're a photographer or creative entrepreneur, you'll want to hear this because it could be an effortless way to boost your income.Key Takeaways:Offer More to Clients: Give your clients the opportunity to choose from more images, which can increase the chances they'll want to license extras.Simple Upselling: Add a few extra images to your gallery and let your clients know they have the option to license more if they fall in love with additional shots.Create Tempting Packages: Offer incentives like "buy 2, get 1 free" to encourage your clients to license more than just one extra imageLearn More About Our Luxury Food Photography Retreats: https://foodphotographycorner.com/retreats

In this episode, we delve into streamlining your workflow for food photography and videography, from planning to exporting. Whether you're overwhelmed with projects, under a tight deadline, or simply looking to speed up your process, this episode is packed with actionable tips to help you work more efficiently.Key Takeaways:Pre-Planning:Mood Boards: Align with the brand on tone, lighting, and styling using visuals.Product Placement: Clarify product placement and focus preferences.Shot List: Confirm specific shots needed to avoid missing important details.Planning and Setup:Organized Checklists: Create a detailed shot list and plan your shoot order.Preparation: Prepare ingredients and props ahead of time to save time during the shoot.Studio Setup: Ensure your studio, camera, and lighting are clean and ready for use.Helpful Links:Customizable Templates > https://foodphotographycorner.com/resourcesGear Guide > https://www.amazon.com/shop/foodphotographycornerAdvanced Retreat > https://foodphotographycorner.com/retreatsLight and Bright Preset Pack > https://sowl.co/s/DbVooWe hope this episode helps you streamline your workflow and tackle your projects with ease. Don't forget to give us a star rating if you found this podcast helpful, follow us on social media, and check out the show notes for all the links mentioned in this episode.

Welcome back to the Food Photography Corner Podcast! In today's macro moment episode, Rosslyn and Mikyla, full-time commercial food photographers and founders of Food Photography Corner, share five essential food styling hacks that can elevate your food photography game.Key Takeaways:Discover simple tricks to keep your food looking fresh and intact during shoots.Learn how to create realistic steam effects and enhance your dishes with garnishes.Find out how small details can make a big difference in your food photos.Helpful Links:Coaching & Other Resources >  https://foodphotographycorner.com/resourcesFPC Retreats > https://foodphotographycorner.com/retreatsConnect with us on social media!@foodphotographycorner @rosslynmaria@flaxandsugar 

Welcome back to another Macro Moment! In this episode, we share our strategy for landing high-paying food photography clients. Grab your notebook and get ready to steal our strategy!Key Takeaways:Raise Your Rates: Increasing your prices signals your value and expertise, attracting premium brands.Find Brands on Social Media: Follow large brands on Instagram and explore suggested accounts to discover new opportunities.Research and Evaluate Potential Partners: Ensure potential partners align with your vision and values by researching their branding and needs.Initiate Conversation/Pitch: Reach out to compatible brands with a tailored pitch showcasing your work and its benefits.Branded Documents and Elevated Client Experience: Present professional, cohesive documents to increase the perceived value of your services.Helpful Links:Branded Asset Template Bundle - Templates to streamline your workflow and increase professionalism Honeybook - Contracts / Split Payments/ [20% off affiliate link]Pixieset - Photo Galleries / Invoicing / Contracts Understanding Food Photography Contracts - Rob / Contract Legal Ease [20% off affiliate link]Amazon Storefront - Gear RecommendationsMetricool - Social Media Scheduling ToolClick Up - CRM / Client Management Organization Thanks for tuning in! Join us at a retreat to learn in person!

In this episode, Rosslyn and Mikyla, full-time commercial food photographers and founders of Food Photography Corner, delve into the details of their process for working with brands. From initial agreement to final deliverables, they share valuable insights and tools to help streamline your workflow and maintain professionalism. This episode is packed with practical advice and tips to elevate your brand collaborations.Key Takeaways:Essential Documents: Learn about the six key documents and tools used after a brand agrees to work with you, including contracts, payment invoices, vision boards, content approval documents, galleries, and report cards.Organization Tools: Discover how Honeybook, Pixieset, and other tools help keep your workflow smooth and efficient, from automated contracts to payment reminders.Client Communication: Understand the importance of clear communication and detailed planning with brands to ensure all expectations are met and projects run seamlessly.Helpful Links:Honeybook - Contracts / Split Payments/ [20% off affiliate link]Pixieset - Photo Galleries / Invoicing / Contracts Understanding Food Photography Contracts - Rob / Contract Legal Ease [20% off affiliate link]Content Approval Template - Professional Document to Share Content w/ ClientsAmazon Storefront - Gear RecommendationsMetricool - Social Media Scheduling ToolClick Up - CRM / Client Management Organization Join us at a retreat to learn in person! 

In this episode, we dive into a common challenge faced by many creatives: overcoming client objections. We'll explore a recent experience where we turned a 'no' into a successful collaboration.Key Takeaways:Importance of thorough research to understand client pain points and market trends.Using the Socratic method to ask insightful questions and guide clients to recognize their needs.Highlighting intentions to attract ideal clients and save time.Strategies for ending calls with a strong call to action to ensure follow-up.Join us as we break down how to navigate client conversations, turn objections into opportunities, and position yourself as the solution to their needs. Ending the call with a confident "When can I anticipate hearing back from you?" can make all the difference!Helpful Links: Amazon Storefront - Gear RecommendationsHoneybook - Contracts / Split PaymentsPocketSuite - Contracts on the go / Invoicing / Text Lead ManagementPixieset - Photo Galleries / Invoicing / Contracts Metricool - Social Media Scheduling ToolClick Up - CRM / Client Management Organization Join us at a retreat to learn in person! 

In this macro moment episode, Rosslyn & Mikyla delve into the psychology of money and its impact on running a successful food photography business. Discover actionable insights to enhance your pricing strategies and client interactions.Key Takeaways:Understanding Value Perception: Explore how your relationship with money and confidence directly influence how clients perceive the value of your services.Strategic Pricing: Learn the art of pricing packages to cater to a wider clientele by offering different price points. Emphasize the additional value to encourage clients to invest in higher-tier packages.Psychological Pricing Tactics: Uncover the psychology behind pricing structures, including grouping numbers and the impact of odd pricing. Discover how to create irresistible packages that visually highlight savings and leverage upselling techniques to enhance client satisfaction and increase revenue.Helpful links: Metricool - Social Media Scheduling ToolClick Up - CRM / Client Management OrganizationHoneybook - Contracts / Split PaymentsPocketSuite - Contracts on the go / Invoicing / Text Lead ManagementPixieset - Photo Galleries / Invoicing / Contracts Amazon Storefront - Gear RecommendationsJoin us at a retreat to learn in person! 

In this episode, Rosslyn & Mikyla share 5 shots you need in your food photography portfolio! With so many different shots you can include in your photography portfolio it can be hard to narrow it down and just get started. In this episode, we share concepts and types of shots you can capture for your portfolio to help you get started! Helpful links: Metricool - Social Media Scheduling ToolClick Up - CRM / Client Management OrganizationHoneybook - Contracts / Split PaymentsPocketSuite - Contracts on the go / Invoicing / Text Lead ManagementAmazon Storefront - Gear RecommendationsWant to build your portfolio by joining us at a retreat? Click here to learn more! 

In this episode, Rosslyn and Mikyla share how they navigate communications with brands when their offers are too low. Whether it's being offered free products in exchange for professional services, or $50-$150 for hours or even days worth of work, we've all been there! Key takeaways:• Working with brands that value you and your work • Sample email we send to brands when the offer is too low • How to "show" vs."tell"At our Advanced Food Photography & Business Retreat coming this October in Joshua Tree, CA. we are going to demystify the pitching and negotiation process once and for all and you'll leave feeling excited to negotiate with a prospect. You'll feel equipped with the language and confidence to successfully turn more no's into yes's! Learn more about the retreat and save your seat! Helpful links: Metricool - Social Media Scheduling ToolClick Up - CRM / Client Management OrganizationHoneybook - Contracts / Split PaymentsPocketSuite - Contracts on the go / Invoicing / Text Lead ManagementAmazon Storefront - Gear Recommendations

In this macro moment episode, Rosslyn & Mikyla chat about the benefits of long-term partnerships and tips on how/when to acquire them. You'll learn when to mention these types of partnerships to your clients and how to highlight their benefits! Key takeaways: Why long-term partnerships are beneficial for your businessWhy long-term partnerships are beneficial for your clientsWhen and how to approach the topic of working in this capacityHelpful links:Metricool - Social Media Scheduling ToolClick Up - CRM / Client Management OrganizationHoneybook - Contracts / Split PaymentsPocketSuite - Contracts on the go / Invoicing / Text Lead ManagementAmazon Storefront - Gear Recommendations

In this episode, we are talking about how we started as food photographers and what we would do differently if we could start all over again. We share the hilarious tales of our final straws with 9-5 work schedules and expose how long it took us to replace our salaries. It's (mostly) unscripted, a little raunchy, and hopefully has a few good tips in there.Key takeaways:Why we wanted to leave our 9-5 jobsWhat gave us the courageWhat we did to stay afloat at the beginningWhat we would do differently if we started overHow long it took us to replace our 9-5 incomeHelpful links:Metricool - Social Media Scheduling Click Up - CRM / Client Management Organization Honeybook - Contracts / Split Payments Pocketsuit - Contracts on the go / Invoicing / Text Lead ManagementOur fave products:Our Store Front

In this episode, we are talking through the most important thing to include in a pitch and how to incorporate it organically every time!Helpful resources:Coaching > 2:1 Coaching to dial in on a specific area of your business 3 Voxer Support - Have almost instant access to us for 3 months Hope you enjoy this episode! Keep in touch with us on Instagram!

In this episode, Rosslyn and Mikyla talk through practical food styling tips to help you style 'ugly' food. Think of foods like casseroles, brown foods, and packaged foods! You'll leave this episode with 10 actionable tips you can try out the next time you're styling challenging foods. Links to images that display these techniques in action: https://www.instagram.com/p/CkybrTnJ4wm/https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb740uilVKa/https://www.instagram.com/p/C0Cg3lcvGLe/ (thumbnail image)https://www.instagram.com/p/C1uxAPfPM4M/ (thumbnail image)Resources: Style drool-worthy food pocket book

In this episode, Rosslyn & Mikyla discuss going from a hobby food photographer to a professional food photographer and what that entails. They highlight the key differences between the two and teach you how to get from one place to the next with actionable steps!Key takeaways:The difference between a hobby food photographer and a professional food photographerActionable steps to go proHow to stand out in an ever-expanding industryDifferences between being a professional food photographer and an influencerResources mentioned:Templates > https://foodphotographycorner.com/branded-asset-template-bundleOther FPC Resources > https://foodphotographycorner.com/resources

Welcome to our first-ever Macro Moment episode, where we magnify the small components of your food photography business that make the biggest impact. These episodes are aimed at providing you with quick, digestible, and highly valuable information in under 30 min!Key takeaways: Why Q4 is an excellent time to secure high-paying deals6 actionable steps you can take right now to land those high-paying brand partnershipsResources mentioned: Branded Asset Template Bundle ClickUpMetricoolThanks so much for tuning in!R&M

We are back!! This time, truly, and officially. We recorded SEVERAL episodes and we'll be rolling them out consistently for you. In this episode, we are sharing some life updates about where we have been and how we are showing up creatively!Key takeaways: Building a business that allows you to take time off when life gets crazyShowing up creatively when it feels hard to do soOrganization tools and how they've helped our creativityResources mentioned: ClickUp > https://clickup.com/Metricool > https://mtr.cool/HAIMOMThanks so much for tuning in!

Today's episode is all about creating an Abundance Mindset and moving away from a scarcity mindset in business and in life. We wholeheartedly believe that mindset is fundamental to running a creative business and we're sharing why! Where you put energy, it grows and it flows. Helpful Links: FPC Retreat >> https://foodphotographycorner.com/fpc-retreat-april-2023FPC Resources >> https://foodphotographycorner.com/resourcesWe'd love to have the opportunity to connect with you in person at our retreat! Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions about joining us.

In this episode, we're going over the basics of starting a food photography business. We cover the gear we use and recommend, food photography contracts, bookkeeping, and so much more!Helpful Links:Food Photography Corner Retreat >> https://foodphotographycorner.com/fpc-retreat-april-2023Shop Our Gear >> https://www.amazon.com/shop/foodphotographycornerVinyl Backdrops >> https://dropawall.com/collections/allHard Backdrops >> https://en.woodvilleworkshop.com/shopProps >> https://www.fodory.com/?ref=k34czmfz8hPixieset (bonus storage with link) >> https://gallery.pixieset.com/ref/Loy05MQ1egContract Course >> https://contractlegalease.com/p/food-photography-contractsThanks so much for tuning in. We can't wait to share more episodes with you this year, please don't hesitate to reach out if there is something you'd like to hear us talk about!

In this episode, we're joined by Stephanie from Stephanie's Sweet Treats to chat about scheduling and workflow as a full-time food blogger! She's sharing her exact processes for creating a ton of content consistently and efficiently.

Hello–we're so happy to be back! In this episode, we're chatting about where we've been, what you can expect from us going forward, and a peek behind the scenes of what it's like to be a full-time creative entrepreneur. From the things we struggle with to how we work through them! Connect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefoodphotographycorner/

In this episode, we are thrilled to be joined by Heather (@mrs.barnes), she is an amazing commercial food and product photographer and we are going to be chatting with her about what you need to get started with commercial photography and product photography – from education to equipment, we're covering it all! RESOURCES: - Frenchly Blog > https://french.ly/blog/- Foodtography School > https://foodtographyschool.com/?aff=rosslyn- Artificial Academy by Joanie Simon > https://thebiteshot.mykajabi.com/artificial-academy?ref=https%3A%2F%2Fthebiteshot.mykajabi.com%2Fa%2F11471%2FbNyiSFcmINSTAGRAM: Rosslyn > https://www.instagram.com/rosslynmaria/Mikyla > https://www.instagram.com/flaxandsugar/Heather > https://www.instagram.com/heatherbarnesphoto/Sean > https://www.instagram.com/misa.hungry/

In today's episode, we are chatting all about social reposting. Learn our thoughts, how we deal with reposts, rate ranges, resources, and so much more!Resources Mentioned: Pricing Guide > https://cashmereandcocktails.com/product/ultimate-pricing-guide-for-food-photographers/Getty Image Calculator > https://www.gettyimages.ca/purchase/price-calculator/1292580029Instagram:Rosslyn > https://www.instagram.com/rosslynmaria/Mikyla > https://www.instagram.com/flaxandsugar/

In today's episode, we are chatting about the branded assets we use in our food photography businesses to streamline the pitching/negotiating process and stand out to potential clients!RESOURCES MENTIONED: Client Questionnaire > http://rosslynmaria.com/client-questionnaire/Rate Card > https://rosslynmaria.com/product/rate-sheet-template-canva/Mood Board / Shot List > https://rosslynmaria.com/product/mood-board-template/Report Card > https://flaxandsugar.com/product/brand-report-card-template/INSTAGRAM: Rosslyn > https://flaxandsugar.com/product/brand-report-card-template/Mikyla > https://www.instagram.com/flaxandsugar/

In this episode we are joined by special guest, Kyleigh, from Barley and Sage, to chat about understanding contracts in food photography. Tune in to learn some important things you should be including in every single contract you sign! Resources: - What to Include in a Food Photography Contract > https://www.barleyandsage.com/food-photography-contract/Instagram Profiles: Rosslyn > https://www.instagram.com/rosslynmaria/Mikyla > https://www.instagram.com/flaxandsugar/Kyleigh > https://www.instagram.com/barleyandsage/

We are joined by special guest, Candice, from Eat More Cake to chat about how to land more consistent clients. Resources: FREE Brand Questionnaire > https://mailchi.mp/87d02dad1535/business-resourcesFREE Brand Pitching Guide > https://rosslynmaria.com/pitch-please-lite/Rate Card Template > https://rosslynmaria.com/product/rate-sheet-template-canva/Mood Board Template > https://rosslynmaria.com/product/mood-board-template/Report Card Template > https://flaxandsugar.com/product/brand-report-card-template/Instagram profiles: Rosslyn - https://www.instagram.com/rosslynmaria/Mikyla - https://www.instagram.com/flaxandsugar/Candice - https://www.instagram.com/eatmorecakebycandice/

In this week's episode, we have a special guest, Sharon, from Whiskfully So, here to chat with us about how to navigate being ghosted by a client.Overview of topics discussed:- Stages of being ghosted - Importance of follow-up emails + frequency - Setting deadlines and clear expectations with regards to payment - Importance of contacts Resources mentioned:FREE Media Kit Content Guide > https://mailchi.mp/798b77ddaf11/media-kit-content-guideFREE Brand Pitching Guide > https://rosslynmaria.com/pitch-please-lite/Full Brand Pitching Guide + Templates > https://rosslynmaria.com/product/pitch-please/Instagram profiles: Rosslyn > https://www.instagram.com/rosslynmaria/Mikyla > https://www.instagram.com/flaxandsugar/Sharon > https://www.instagram.com/whiskfullyso/We are so grateful to Sean for recording this room for us, yet again! See his work here:Sean > https://www.instagram.com/misa.hungry/

In this episode, we're sharing 9 different ways to diversify your income as a food photographer!Resources mentioned: FREE Brand Pitching Guide >> https://rosslynmaria.com/pitch-please-lite/Report Card Template >> https://flaxandsugar.com/product/brand-report-card-template/Find us on social:Rosslyn - @rosslynmariaMikyla - @flaxandsugar

Today we're chatting about negotiating with small businesses and small budgets and we have special guest Jenna from The Urben Life here to chat with us!Some key things we're covering: 1. The distinction between a small business and a business that positions itself as a "small business" 2. Building relationships and communicating with small brands3. How to say "Sorry, I'm not doing that for free" 4. Benefits of working with small brands 5. Accepting payments and the importance of contracts6. Helpful resources Instagram handles: Rosslyn - @rosslynmariaMikyla - @flaxandsugarJenna - @theurbenlife

Join us with special guest, Jen, from Cashmere and Cocktails, as we dive deep into pricing yourself as a food photographer. Be prepared to take some notes because there is a little math involved in figuring out what your rates should be. This episode was recorded on Clubhouse, so you'll also hear a live Q&A!