Want to become a successful professional photographer? Steve Kozak will share the secrets to help you build a professional photography business.
The Secrets To Success
Steve Kozak
Course Number: 23
Level: Beginning to Intermediate
Merely owning a camera does not make one a photographer any more than owning a pencil makes one a poet. A successful career in professional photography is built upon a foundation of lighting, posing and sound business practices.
What would it mean to you and your family if you could get your photography business operating at a high level of success? If you are new to professional photography, or if you are considering portrait or wedding photography as a career, then this class is where it all begins.
If you have been in business for a while but you are finding it hard to make it all work, do not miss this class! If you are self-taught, chances are good that you really don’t know what it is you don’t know. This class will open your eyes, heart and mind to building your career by design rather than by default.
The class will cover a lot of information including:
- Seeing and photographing with natural light
- Understanding light meters
- Off-camera flash
- Posing
- Lighting on location
- Studio lighting
- How to find clients
- Pricing your work
- Marketing your work
- and so much more
Steve has helped countless numbers of photographers turn their passion into a profession and their photography into profits. With this class, you will gain a wealth of knowledge and a unique insight into creating images at a professional level and how to price and sell your work so that you can keep on doing what you love.
This class will have you looking at your career from three aspects: The Fundamentals, The Business and The Art of Photography.
If you desire to stop “taking pictures” and start “creating images”, then don’t miss this packed week. It will forever change the way you look at the craft of professional photography.
Check out Steve’s Class promotion spot on YouTube.
Why You Should Take This Class:
- Learn the art of creating portraits using natural light
- Learn how to see and properly measure light
- Master the fundamentals of flash photography
- Studio lighting made simple
- Master the basics of posing and composition
- Learn exactly how to get your business off the ground
- Learn how to market your professional photography
- Discover how to find the right clients
- Develop realistic pricing strategies for big profits
Hear Steve’s interview about becoming a professional photographer with Bill Ramsey, host of Intrepid Photography radio show.
Meet the Instructor:
Steve Kozak
Grand Prairie, TX
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If you want to start a professional photography business, Steve Kozak has been teaching people how to become a professional photographer for over 20 years.
He is an active member of the Professional Photographers of America and the Texas Professional Photographers Association. Steve has earned the “Master of Photography” and the “Craftsman” degrees from PPA, and is PPA Certified. His work has also appeared in the prestigious “Loan Collection”. Professional recognition of his work includes the Masterpiece Award from Fuji Film USA.
Currently, Steve serves as the TPPA Executive Director. He is also a PPA qualified instructor for PPA Certification prep classes. He recently served on the PPA Board of Directors.
Steve has recorded over a dozen videos for the PPA EDU program. These videos include classes on the fundamentals of photography, manual flash photography, exposure, opening a new studio as well as videos for CPP study preparation.
He has taught 23 years at the prestigious Texas School of Professional Photography and 21 years at Imaging USA. He has also taught at the Mid-America Institute of Professional Photography, the East Coast School and Image Explorations near Victoria, British Columbia.
Steve’s articles have been published in The Professional Photographer and Texas Professional Photographer magazines. His informative and inspiring programs make him a popular instructor on the speaking circuit.
