Tips, stories and news for photographers and the clients who hire them.
A portfolio website helps clients find you; a client gallery delivers and sells the photos from a specific shoot. Here's the difference — and why most photographers need both.
UK photographers handle a lot of personal data — people's faces, names and email addresses. Here's a plain-English guide to GDPR for client photo galleries: consent, storage, sharing and clients' rights.
Some photography gallery platforms take a cut of every sale, others don't. Here's how commission and fees actually work — and why 0% commission matters for what you take home.
A simple guide for clients: how to open your LensQuay gallery link, choose your favourite photos, and download your pictures in full size — on a phone or a computer.
New in LensQuay: give any client gallery a seasonal makeover. Pick a Christmas, Halloween or Easter theme and deliver your mini-sessions with festive snow, drifting bats or spring petals — beautifully, on any device.
Honest conversations with working photographers — and how you can be featured.
Portfolio host, gallery host, CRM, invoicing, email marketing — most photographers pay for all five. Here is how to collapse them into one.
LensQuay brings your portfolio, bookings, client galleries and payments into one place. Here is what you can do, and how it works.
Booked a shoot and wondering how you will get your photos? Here is exactly what happens after the camera stops.
Digital downloads are just the start. Here is why offering prints, canvases and albums is the simplest way to add revenue to every shoot.
What UK couples typically pay for a wedding photographer, what changes the price, and how to get the right coverage for your budget.
Editing an entire shoot and hoping you picked the right photos is a waste of your evenings. Here is why we build every gallery around proofing.
Built by a working photographer and a builder who were tired of paying for five different tools to run one photography business.
