Hey Stranger!

Today, we’ll do a short quick read into who are some of your prospect clients and group of people who need portrait photography, either as part of their job ladder or because they want to preserve a memory.

As I mentioned in my previous blog post, portrait photography allows people to capture and preserve their memories and important moments in their lives. It can be used to create a visual record of a person or moment, which can be a valuable tool for personal and professional reasons.

For example, professional actors and models may need high-quality headshots to showcase their appearance and skills to potential clients and casting agents. Business professionals may need professional headshots for their LinkedIn profiles or company websites to create a professional and polished image. Families may want to capture special moments or milestones, such as a child's first birthday or a family reunion, with a beautiful family portrait.

High school seniors may want to capture their youth and individuality with a senior portrait, which can be a fun and exciting way to celebrate this important milestone in their lives. Couples may want to commemorate their engagement or wedding with professional photos that capture the joy and romance of their special day.

Individual adults may want to update their personal photo or create a unique portrait for their home or office. Children may need photos for school or other activities, such as sports teams or clubs.

To make it a lot easier for you, here’s a list of some of the groups of people that need portrait photography services, by no means this is an exhaustive list, we can keep adding groups to this list:

1. Professional actors and models

2. Business professionals

3. Families

4. High school seniors

5. Couples

6. Individual adults

7. Children

8. Baby and maternity photography

9. Pet photography

10. Boudoir photography

11. Commercial photography

12. Fine art photography

13. Community organizations

14. Religious organizations

15. Schools and universities

16. Athletic teams

17. Non-profit organizations

18. Corporations

19. Performers

20. Politicians

21. Military personnel

22. Artists

23. Pet owners

24. Babies and infants

25. High school sports teams

26. College sports teams

27. Professional sports teams

28. Fashion photography

29. Architects and interior designers

30. Adoption photos

This is a list of possibilities; you can choose any of these groups and actually specialize in one. That’s what we could call a niche. You could choose two or three of these, combine them, and literally focus your career as a portrait photographer in any of these.

I hope this helps you figure out which niche path to follow or just gives you more ideas to expand your client base!

Thank you for taking the time to read this blog! I look forward to sharing more on being a portrait photographer.

Stay tuned for the next blog post!

Xx, Yeya