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As budding photographers and hobbyists, we are looking for the secrets of the professionals. In photography there are no secrets; perhaps they are obvious facts that have been overlooked or too obvious to be noticed. There are some things which only experience can teach you. Nevertheless, here’s a collection of 11 such things which remain mostly overlooked and are the real and only secrets if there are any of professionals.

via Photographer’s Secrets — 11 Unintented Secrets Of Professional Photographers.

Search engine optimization or SEO for short is the process of optimizing the websites for better ranking and relevancy in search results. SEO is critical to the very existence of your online identity in form of portfolio sites or as the provider of photo-related services over the internet. SEO gives you an opportunity to attract potential customers and get projects online. Learn more about Search Engine Optimization here.

SEO may sound a bit scary and technical, but done correctly it helps in optimizing the website for the services offered by you and thus driving traffic to your website. One of the most important pillars of SEO is the keywords. The optimization of the website depends heavily on the keywords. Keywords are the words which best describe your website in light of search string or query used by the users to search for your website. For instance, if you are a photographer, photography and photographer are the keywords for your website. The keywords bridge the gap between what user is searching for and what he gets in the search results. And is therefore crucial to the optimization of the websites.

via Search Engine Optimization For Photographers — 15 Killer SEO Tips For Photographers.

Creativity is prone to staleness. Even though the adage “Practice make the man perfect” holds true for artists, there are times, you can call them as serious fallbacks, when you as a photographer cannot discover new ideas and your mind goes blank. Step back! Its time to refuel your creativity and here are 14 killer ideas to rejuvenate the photographer in you.

via Overcoming Photographers Block — 14 Killer Ideas To Overcome The Photographer’s Block.

If you’re even remotely interested in making photography more than a hobby, you’ve probably got a Facebook fanpage. If not, get one now!

via Facebook for Photogs – 10 Ways to Generate Business.

Very good blog article! Was glad I didn’t fit into any of the top ten cameraists ways.

Top Ten Ways to Separate the Cameraists from the Photographers | WildShots.

As a buddy of mine says…”if it’s free…it’s for me!”

32 Free Software Solutions For Photographers | DIYPhotography.net.

Everyone starts their photography journey as a beginner.Everyone, at some point in time, looks to those who have more experience and expertise than them and feels inadequate. It can be overwhelming to pick up this amazing machine [Point & Shoot OR DSLR camera] that is capable of so much, and not really know what to do with it. It is easy to fall into the trap of feeling incapable.If you have felt like this, you are not alone.Here are 5 mind-traps common to beginning photographers, and why you shouldn’t let yourself buy into them.

via 5 Mind-Traps of Beginer Photographers.

Digital ProTalk: 12 (14) Mistakes New Photographers Make When Starting Their Business – Part 2.

Digital ProTalk: 12 Mistakes New Photographers Make When Starting Their Business – Part 1.