Building a Business with a 50mm: 4 Types of Photography That Generate Income with Just a 50mm

[@nettalynneshamery2031]

Wow, a couple of the pictures have such motion, in a still shot O8
Awesome artistry, D!

[@photographybydaniellee]

Thank you much!!!

[@jamescabrera3655]

Great video and example photos. Thank you for putting out this content!

[@photographybydaniellee]

You are very welcome. Thank you for the kind words!!!

[@mvp_kryptonite]

Oh never thought of being a 2nd shooter but it’s perfect as you say to gain experience. Having recently got a 24/1.4, I can imagine the 50/1.2 is a dream

[@photographybydaniellee]

It is great way to see if it’s something you want to get into. The 50mm 1.8 is affordable. You should try one out.

[@producerbenford]

Great Video!

[@photographybydaniellee]

Thank you so much!!!

[@brandilee9938]

That 50mm is a money maker❤

[@photographybydaniellee]

You better believe it!

[@shawnlabranche6852]

I love the 50mm lens, it's my go to focal length. I have also done a wedding or 2 with the 50mm as the solo shooter lol, just had to be very creative. It worked out great and the bride and groom loved the pictures. That was a few years ago and still use some of those pics in my portfolio.

[@photographybydaniellee]

As you see, it’s my go to focal length as well. I’m glad your 50mm weddings worked out great!

[@L.Spencer]

What kinds of lighting do you use for the senior portraits? I'm not used to using a flash, but I think it's pretty important. I just ordered a 50mm lens, 1.4, so excited to use it! And is it ok to have a crop sensor body, say for a 2nd wedding shooter?

[@photographybydaniellee]

I use AD200s for seniors. Cropped sensors are fine to use. Just keep in mind that will multiply the focal range by 1.6. So a 50mm ends up being 80mm.

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