If you're a wedding photographer who dreams of working with luxury clients, traveling the world, charging $10,000 or more per client, and getting your work published in wedding magazines, you're in the right place.

Over the last decade I have done all of these things, and in this series I'm going to share the three things every photographer needs to do to have this kind of luxury, editorial-style wedding photography business.

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Curate A Recognizable Photography Brand

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Find Your Photography Niche

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Refine Your Work

Decide who you want to be as an artist, and don't apologize for it.

Remove all inconsistent images from your website and social media.

Only show the images you want to shoot again from this point on.

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These three things will get you started on the path to go from where you are as a photographer to where you want to be. 

But there's obviously more. Pricing, improving the quality of your work, posing, telling a story with your images, working with luxury clients, and so much more. 

In part two and three of this editorial wedding photography series, I want to share how to escape "the pricing dead zone", and how to improve your images so that luxury clients want to work with you.

Click here to read part two...