Mwanzi Studios

29/09/2025

We cooking!

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26/09/2025

Some common struggles photographers face and some practical solutions to it by

1. Finding Clients

Struggle: Many photographers, especially when starting out, struggle to attract consistent clients.

Solution: Build a strong portfolio, use social media as your showcase, network at events, collaborate with creatives, and offer value-driven services. Word-of-mouth referrals are gold—treat every client like your best marketing tool.

2. Pricing Their Work

Struggle: Photographers often undervalue themselves because they fear losing clients if they charge “too much.”

Solution: Research industry rates in your region, calculate your cost of doing business, and price not just for your time but also for editing, equipment, and experience. Communicate your value clearly so clients understand they’re paying for more than just photos.

3. Creative Block

Struggle: Sometimes inspiration runs dry, and every photo feels repetitive.

Solution: Step away from paid work and create passion projects. Experiment with new styles, personal challenges, or collaborations. Traveling (even locally) and studying other art forms—painting, films, literature—can reignite creativity.

4. Difficult Clients

Struggle: Clients who arrive late, don’t know what they want, or request endless edits can drain energy.

Solution: Set clear expectations with contracts, mood boards, and limits on revisions. Communicate kindly but firmly. Boundaries protect your peace and professionalism.

5. Time-Consuming Editing

Struggle: Editing can take hours, leaving photographers feeling stuck behind screens more than cameras.

Solution: Develop a consistent workflow, use presets you’ve created, and outsource editing when possible. Learn shortcuts and invest in good editing software/hardware for speed.

6. Equipment Pressure

Struggle: Feeling the need to always upgrade to the latest camera or lens to be “good enough.”

Solution: Master the gear you already own—creativity matters more than equipment. Many iconic images were shot on basic cameras. Upgrade only when your gear limits your professional growth.

7. Burnout

Struggle: The hustle culture makes photographers work nonstop—shooting, editing, marketing, managing clients.

Solution: Schedule rest. Take breaks between projects. Learn to say “no” when necessary. Protect your passion, because burnout kills creativity faster than anything else.

✅ Final Note:
Photography is both an art and a business. The struggles are real, but with the right mindset, community, and discipline, they can be turned into stepping stones.

24/09/2025

Another day to create memories! We are open to a limited number of bookings. Contact us today: WhatsApp only 0705768112

16/08/2025

Guess who we got on the other side of the camera?

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13/08/2025

Check this out! Credit where it’s due!

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13/08/2025

Like we never left!

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29/07/2025

It’s a wrap for now!

19/12/2024

About last weekend. We loved every bit of the experience. Took with us some very beautiful memories. We are working and open for only select few bookings. Call us on 0705768112👸🏾👰‍♀️

📷 by Boniface Mwathi

19/12/2024

Life is what happens when we are busy making plans. You see this moment right here? That’s the tomorrow you prayed for. Enjoy it! Live it.

16/12/2024

brought all the Swahili vibe.

16/12/2024

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22/11/2024

Yesterday we had an amazing time at our Alma Mater Kenyatta University and had the privilege of sitting through the amazing concert. These guys put too much into their craft. Kudos! Drop your handles for follows and mentions.