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Episode 32 - Is less more with client galleries featuring Marc Gartland

Episode 32 - Is less more with client galleries featuring Marc Gartland

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 Episode 32 - Is less more with client galleries featuring Marc Gartland

In this episode I welcome the wonderful Liverpool based wedding photographer, Marc Gartland to the podcast. Marc has won multiple awards from PKIR, TIR and judged a round of our awards in 2024. We discuss;

  • Editing backlog
  • What we do in the off season
  • Struggles of running a wedding photography business including social media posting
  • The Panasonic Lumic S511 camera and Panasonic Lumix system for weddings
  • Judging photography awards
  • Is less more with client galleries?
  • How is 2025 looking for Marc?
  • Much much more...

Show Links:

  • Mark Gartland's Website - https://www.marcgartlandphoto.co.uk/
  • Hollie & Patrick Mateer website - https://www.mandgweddingphotography.co.uk/
  • David Scholes Photography - https://www.davidscholesphotography.co.uk/
  • Lyndsey Goddard Panasonic Blog Post - https://www.lyndseygoddard.com/canon-to-panasonic-the-move-to-lumix-s5ii-for-wedding-photography/

Join PKIR here: https://www.photographerskeepingitreal.com/register/

Host: Scott Carney - https://www.scottcarneyphotography.com/

Join PKIR to listen to exclusive members only extended versions of the podcast, submit to the awards and watch exclusive members content to help improve your documentary wedding photography - https://www.photographerskeepingitreal.com/register/

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