Can you make a living with landscape photography?

EP 28- Can you make a living with landscape photography?

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Welcome to The Photographers Craic. Episode 28. Can you make a living with landscape photography?.

In this episode we catch up with James and Ross. We then get stuck in to discussing if you can make a living with landscape photography and we touch the tip of the iceberg on how this is possible. This episode is a little special as Ross has joined James in person. This does mean they are sharing a mic and the audio is a little off but don’t let that spoil the episode.

Be sure to check out Alistair’s blog post with the photographs here: http://www.alistairhamillphotography.com/blogs/the-photographers-craic-podcast-number-3

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The hosts:

James Kelly

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James is a wedding & Landscape photographer based in Scotland and the Faroe Islands. Since an early age, he was interested in photography but it was not until he was 19 that his life path lead him to photography. Now a seasoned wedding photographers with 200+ weddings and countless hours capturing stunning landscape.

Follow James at www.jameskelly.co or for weddings:

Facebook: http://bit.ly/jameskelly_photo

Instagram: http://bit.ly/JKPinstagram

Landscape:

Facebook: http://bit.ly/justjameskfacebook

Instagram: http://bit.ly/justjameskinsta

Ross Eaglesham

Ross is the “weekend warrior”. Full time maths teacher by day, wannabe pro golfer by night and wedding photographer by weekend. Also a seasoned sports photographer

Having bought his first DSLR in 2010 after he broke his leg 3 weeks later and spent the next 4 months self-teaching and learning what this magic little box of tricks could create. He shot his first wedding 2yrs later and hasn’t looked back since.

Follow Ross at:

https://www.eagleshamphotography.com/

Facebook: http://bit.ly/Rossfacebook

Instagram: http://bit.ly/rossinstagram

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