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How to Read a Photography Brief Like a Pro (And Why Getting It Wrong Will Cost You Clients)
Early in my studio career, I treated client direction as a loose suggestion. A client would say “clean, minimal, bright” and I’d show up with my own interpretation, proud of my creative spin. I lost a $5,000 client because of exactly that kind of thinking. Not because my photos were bad. Because they weren’t what was asked for. That lesson cost me real money and taught me something no photography course had spelled out clearly: in commercial work, your job is execution first, creativity second.