As I've mentioned before, with 3400 questions answered it gets frustrating when all people want is a quick fix or a shortcut. I'm all for sharing knowledge, but I'm also a firm believer in working incredibly hard and learning from the mistakes you make on your own journey.

People shouldn't look at what I've done and copy paste that onto their own careers.

Learn from life and build from that.

Dude,

Do your homework. No offense. There's no text book, this is how it's done, how to go from zero to 300 bookings in six months.

Doesn't exist.

You sit down and break down EXACTLY what you're about, what you want to do, where you want to go and how you intend to get there.

And then you adapt your brand accordingly.

If you build it, they will come.

Yes, all RAW images need sharpening, but my sharpening is very light.

By using the option "align to the right" in the plugin settings.

I don't.

I've posted a link to a full wedding before. If you look at that, you'll be able to tell what sort of photos I deliver.

I normally do, yes. But only if we've communicated after I've confirmed I'm available a certain date. If they've expressed interest and said they want to pay the retainer, I will contact them again before letting someone else book.

Shooting with videographers around can be difficult. All you can hope for is them respecting you and the shots you need to get. If they don't you need to speak up there and then. You're both there to work and you need to get along - or at least respect each other.

Two plugins. One is aligned to the right.

Yes

No, my album manufacturer requires files at 250dpi.

I don't blog anything I'm not satisfied with, but no, I've never cut out certain aspects of a day because I didn't nail it.

PJ

I don't really have a formula. Some weddings I do one spread, other times plenty more. It all depends.

:)

I would totally use a html alternative if I knew of one, but I don't. Album Exposure is available as a standalone option, yes.

http://albumexposure.com/

When that happens, I will activate the self-destruct chip I have implanted in all my clones.

It will be a blood bath.

I haven't noticed, no.

Not really. I shoot 12-15 hours. Once I get my only meal that day, I'd eat anything to be honest.

By being featured on blogs, being active on forums and social media and by having work that was different enough to be noticed. Once the ball starts rolling it's all about word of mouth.