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There is already a lot of content out there on how to be a successful photographer. Just look at some of the previous posts on this website. This one is different. This is not about how to take better pictures. This is about the part of photography that ends up consuming more of your time than actually holding a camera: the business side of being a photographer.

6 Tips for Running a Photography Studio Some tips and advice for anyone interesting owning and running a photography studio.

3 Reasons Your Homepage Video Might Be Killing Your SalesHomepage explainer videos are a great way to boost conversion rates, but if you’re doing any of these 3 things, that same video could be hurting you rather than helping.

3 Reasons Your Homepage Video Might Be Killing Your Sales Homepage explainer videos are a great way to boost conversion rates, but if you're doing any of these 3 things, that same video could be hurting you rather than helping.

Gaffer tape! For those days when you forget to bring the dish that attaches your umbrellas to the lights.

An excerpt from "Gray Skies, Concrete Dreams" order through Amazon or link in bio. Music Before Sunrise by C'Ariad. https://amzn.to/4nSNgZZ

Fervorfish Publishing is proud to announce the release of Gray Skies, Concrete Dreams, the latest novel from Milo Denison—filmmaker, podcaster, actor, and now, novelist. Set in the rain-soaked streets of Seattle during the bleakest days of the 2008 recession, Milo’s novel is a raw, unflinching look at modern disillusionment.

At the center of the story is Matt Reynolds, a man who, on paper, has everything together. He’s got the job, the apartment, the witty comebacks, and even the occasional drop-in from his ex. But under the surface, Matt’s life is unraveling in slow motion.

Each day is a loop of soul-sapping meetings, bland office coffee, and corporate small talk with coworkers he doesn’t respect. By night, he numbs the creeping despair with strong drinks, scattered pills, and the dim glow of late-night bars. The disconnect between the life he dreamed of and the reality he’s stuck in widens with each passing day.

“Matt’s life is a train wreck, lost in the vacuity of first-world problems, where the pressure to conform and succeed clashes with the human need for purpose and connection—his only reprieve is in the form of a pill or a good whiskey.”

Gray Skies, Concrete Dreams isn’t just a story about one man’s downward spiral. It’s a mirror for anyone who’s ever felt stuck in the machinery of modern life. With biting wit, sharp prose, and painfully honest moments, Milo captures the quiet despair of being caught between apathy and ambition, disillusionment and the desire for something real.

For readers who lived through the 2008 recession, or anyone who has ever stared at a cubicle wall and wondered, How did I get here?… this book will hit home.

This is not a redemption story. It’s not a self-help journey. It’s a portrait of stagnation. But within that portrait is something deeply human and relatable. Sometimes the most compelling stories are the ones that don't offer neat solutions, just an honest look at the mess.

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