Login

u/GazelleLow4623

r/WeddingPhotography
Image 1 — I feel my work is improving, but I’m struggling to reach higher-end wedding clients. What am I missing?
Image 2 — I feel my work is improving, but I’m struggling to reach higher-end wedding clients. What am I missing?
Image 3 — I feel my work is improving, but I’m struggling to reach higher-end wedding clients. What am I missing?
Image 4 — I feel my work is improving, but I’m struggling to reach higher-end wedding clients. What am I missing?
Image 5 — I feel my work is improving, but I’m struggling to reach higher-end wedding clients. What am I missing?
Image 6 — I feel my work is improving, but I’m struggling to reach higher-end wedding clients. What am I missing?
Image 7 — I feel my work is improving, but I’m struggling to reach higher-end wedding clients. What am I missing?
Image 8 — I feel my work is improving, but I’m struggling to reach higher-end wedding clients. What am I missing?
Image 9 — I feel my work is improving, but I’m struggling to reach higher-end wedding clients. What am I missing?
Image 10 — I feel my work is improving, but I’m struggling to reach higher-end wedding clients. What am I missing?
Image 11 — I feel my work is improving, but I’m struggling to reach higher-end wedding clients. What am I missing?
Image 12 — I feel my work is improving, but I’m struggling to reach higher-end wedding clients. What am I missing?
▲ 28 r/WeddingPhotography

I feel my work is improving, but I’m struggling to reach higher-end wedding clients. What am I missing?

Hi everyone,
I’m a wedding photographer based in Spain, and lately I’ve been feeling a bit stuck.

I’m happy with the direction my work is taking more emotional, editorial and less “standard wedding photography” but I’m not sure if my portfolio is communicating that clearly enough.

I’d love some honest feedback from other photographers.

Looking at these images, do you feel the work is strong and consistent enough to attract more high-end / design conscious couples?

What would you improve: editing, curation, storytelling?

I’m not looking for compliments, just useful feedback from people who understand the industry.
Thanks so much.

u/GazelleLow4623 — 13 days ago