We sat down with professional photographer and selling expert Andrew Miller and asked him how other pros can make more money. Here's what we learned...

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A renowned American painter and successful British wedding photographer agree and share an interesting take on the notion of waiting for inspiration.

The key to sustained success in professional photography and business is networking. But what does that mean even? How to network? In what way? Where to start? Fear not, I've got you covered.

Highly sought-after Danish photographer Angelina Devine shares inside tips on how to take your professional photography business from barely scraping by to making over $9,000 in one sale.

No matter who you are, what you do, or your business goals - this will be sure to help you stay on track, reach for the stars, and achieve what you've always desired.

Don’t be that photographer who takes an obvious and costly short-cut by excluding samples from your studio. At times samples may seem unnecessary and like an erroneous expense, but their value to your studio will more than pay off in the long-run. Find out why samples are an absolute essential for every professional photography studio.

As two-year-old Parker Curry recently showed museum-goer Ben Hines; you never know when a moment of pure emotion and photographic brilliance is going to present itself. This was a profound moment, fortunately captured, that along with so much else - reflects some vital fundamentals about pictures.

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Sometimes the most significant inspiration can come from the wildest of places. You won't believe the latest motivator for you to produce and print some great art. Learn how KFC can teach us a thing (or two) about photography.

Sometimes overlooked as a minor detail, having the right printing lab is vital for any professional photographer. This is why choosing the right printing lab is the difference between success and obscurity.