Perfectly Unposed

Kimberly and Miranda
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Perfectly Unposed is a podcast for photographers and creative entrepreneurs who want to grow their business without losing themselves in the process. Hosted by Kimberly and Miranda, we’re having honest, unfiltered conversations about creativity, mindset, weddings, business growth, and everything in between. We talk about what’s actually working, what we’re still figuring out, and the lessons you only learn by doing the work. If you’re building a creative career, navigating burnout, chasing better clients, or just craving community that gets it—this podcast is for you.

  1. 3d ago

    Your Instagram looks good... so why isn’t it getting you booked?

    Your Instagram can look beautiful and still not be doing enough for your business. This week, we’re talking about something we’ve both been guilty of: building an entire photography brand, obsessing over the colors, fonts, website, messaging, and client experience... and then getting on Instagram and mostly posting pretty photos. We get into why that feels so safe, why photographers are scared to share opinions and personality online, and how that can make all of us start to look the same. We also talk about the photographer TikToks that made us question what we should and should not be saying in front of potential clients, especially when it comes to not booking, consultation calls, and the whole “I’m an artist, not a salesperson” conversation. And because this is Perfectly Unposed, we also catch up on Survivor, comfort creators, Kimberly’s DIY keratin treatment, fantasy books, and everything we’ve been into lately. We talk about: Why complaining about not booking publicly can hurt more than helpBeing an artist while still accepting that you run a businessWhy photographers build strong brands but barely show them on social mediaThe reason posting only pretty photos feels so safeWhy premium doesn’t have to mean personality-freeAbby Jiu as an example of a photography brand showing up really well onlineA simple 10-minute Instagram audit to see what people actually know about you At the end of the episode, we challenge you to look at your own Instagram like a stranger. If someone spent ten minutes on your page, what would they actually know about you beyond your photos? Business inquiries: perfectlyunposedpod@gmail.com Got a question you’d love us to answer? Comment below! KEEP UP WITH PERFECTLY UNPOSED Website: ⁠https://www.perfectlyunposed.com⁠ IG: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/perfectlyunposedpod⁠ YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@perfectlyunposed⁠ TikTok: ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@perfectlyunposedpod⁠ MEET YOUR HOSTS Find Kimberly + Miranda, their businesses, socials, newsletters, and more:⁠ https://www.perfectlyunposed.com/about CHAPTERS00:00:13 Survivor & our latest reality TV obsession00:11:57 Comfort creators & Jaci Marie Smith00:16:19 Kimberly DIYed her keratin treatment00:25:34 The fantasy series Miranda is obsessed with00:28:43 Photographers need to stop posting this on TikTok00:32:16 “I’m an artist, not a salesperson”00:39:02 You built a brand... but are you actually using it?00:45:48 Why posting pretty photos feels safer00:47:55 Premium brands still need a point of view00:49:44 A photographer doing social media really well00:52:31 Why safe marketing makes everyone look the same00:59:05 Try this 10-minute Instagram audit

  2. Sep 26

    Starting Again After a Slow Season in Life & Business

    Sometimes a slow season feels less like a break and more like you’re falling behind. After taking nearly four months away from the podcast, we’re finally back and catching up on a summer that did not go according to plan. Miranda shares the health scare that landed her in the hospital with blood clots in both lungs, what it was like being forced to slow down, and how that experience completely shifted the way she thinks about productivity, creativity, and her business. We also talk about the weird mental spiral that can happen when work gets slow, wondering if you still know how to do your job after taking time off, letting go of the perfectly curated Instagram feed, and learning to be okay with actually being seen online. Plus, we get into documentary wedding photography, finding clients who genuinely do not want to be posed, wedding-day emergencies, why photographers need a real backup plan for their business, and the creative session that reminded Miranda she definitely did not forget how to use her camera. If you’ve been in a slower season lately, whether that’s in your business, creativity, or just life, this episode is your reminder that losing momentum doesn’t mean you’ve lost what you built. You can start again. IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT: A wedding-day car disaster and why arriving early really does matterAttracting photography clients who genuinely do not want to be posedMiranda’s unexpected health scare and being forced to take the summer offWhy photographers should have an emergency backup plan for their businessGetting comfortable being seen and posting without making everything perfectThe anxiety of coming back after a slow season and wondering if you’ve lost your creativity EPISODE CHAPTERS: 00:02 We’re Back After Four Months Away 01:10 A Wedding-Day Car Disaster and Staying Calm 09:41 Documentary Photography and Clients Who Hate Posing 14:49 Shooting a Destination Wedding While in Serious Pain 22:16 The “Pinched Nerve” That Was Actually Blood Clots 33:52 Why Photographers Need an Emergency Backup Plan 37:18 The Tulum Wedding That Felt Like a Family Vacation 47:27 Slowing Down, Being Seen, and Posting Imperfectly 57:20 Coming Back After a Slow Season 01:00:15 Why Old Creative Connections Can Come Full Circle

  3. May 2

    Your Booking Process Is Losing You Clients (Gen Z Changed Everything)

    If your inquiries aren’t converting… this is probably why. We went down a full rabbit hole on how Gen Z is actually booking photographers right now and realized something that honestly changed how we see our entire process. Because it’s not about being more talented. It’s not about lowering your prices. It’s about how easy (or hard) you make it to book you. In this episode, we’re talking about: Why clients are ghosting more than ever (and why it’s not personal)The real reason some inquiries convert instantly and others disappearWhy “get them on a call” is actually losing you bookingsThe 10+ touchpoints clients need before they even reach outHow Gen Z is researching, comparing, and making decisionsThe small shifts we’re making in our own businesses after learning all of this This is one of those episodes that might make you rethink your entire booking process… in the best way.

  4. Apr 21

    Two Weddings, One Rainy Disaster, and a Sales Call We Weren’t Ready For

    These two weddings could not have been more different… and honestly, that’s what made them so special. In this episode, we’re recapping two completely different wedding days and everything that stood out — the energy, the unexpected moments, and the little things that actually made them unforgettable. We talk about: A wedding that felt like a full-on production with a massive vendor teamA rainy, emotional, movie-like wedding that somehow turned out perfect anywayThe moments that reminded us why we love what we doAnd the things you can’t plan for… but end up meaning the most We also get into how every couple is different, every wedding feels different, and why that’s what makes this job so fun (and sometimes chaotic). Because it’s easy to think every wedding has to look or feel a certain way… but the best ones? They’re the ones that are fully their own. And as photographers, learning how to adapt, stay present, and lean into the moment is everything. JOIN US: ⁠https://discord.gg/jC6arMRx⁠ PODCAST CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro + Discord community 01:00 Showing up online and getting inquiries 03:00 Quick life updates + what this week looked like 03:30 Consultation calls + experimenting with workflows 06:00 The call that felt… awkward 08:00 Realizing you can’t just wing your process 10:00 Different types of clients and how they book 14:00 Switching gears: wedding recaps begin 21:30 A wedding that felt like a celebrity event 22:30 Massive vendor team + everything running perfectly 23:30 Unique details (movie screen, ticket seating, etc.) 24:30 What it’s like shooting in that kind of environment 25:00 Why a well-run team changes everything 29:00 “You never know who’s watching” (booking future clients) 33:30 A completely different vibe 34:30 The dress, the styling, the energy 36:30 When a wedding feels like a movie 40:00 Rain changing the entire plan 41:00 Adapting in real time as a photographer 42:30 Getting the shots anyway 44:30 The ceremony + meaningful moments 46:00 Why this wedding felt so unique 50:00 What these weddings reminded us about this job 52:00 Final thoughts + what we’re taking into future weddings

  5. Apr 11

    Stop Copying Other Photographers (It’s Hurting Your Business)

    If your inquiries feel slow right now… this might be the conversation you need (not the one you want 😅) We're getting really honest this episode — about why photographers aren't booking, what's actually working right now, and the mindset shift that changes everything once it clicks. We get into the elusive brand trap that's quietly hurting newer photographers, why social media is genuinely easier than we've made it in our heads, what's been driving real inquiries lately (trial reels, we're talking about it), and a whole situation involving a content creator at a wedding that honestly needed to be said out loud. We also have a big announcement!! The Perfectly Unposed Discord is officially open. Not a mentorship. Not a Facebook group. Just a space where photographers and creatives can actually talk to each other, share wins, solve real problems, and stop feeling alone in this. JOIN US: https://discord.gg/jC6arMRx PODCAST CHAPTERS: 00:00 Welcome back + getting back on schedule 01:10 Life updates + recent weddings 03:15 Trial reels are actually working (real results)  09:00 Creative ideas + leveling up your wedding work 15:30 Networking, friendships, and building real connections 18:00 Mental health, PMDD, and running a business as a creative 22:00 Working out + having energy for wedding days 28:50 The rise of content creators at weddings 31:30 When content becomes disruptive (and where’s the line) 36:30 Why vendors are bringing their own content teams 41:00 The “mysterious luxury brand” myth 43:00 Why you can’t market like a 10-year photographer yet 45:30 The truth about social media (it’s easier than you think) 49:30 Why you’re not getting inquiries (honest take) 51:00 Announcing our community (Perfectly Unposed Discord) 55:00 What we actually want this space to feel like 01:00:00 Final thoughts + join us

  6. Mar 28

    You Don’t Need to Be Salesy to Book More Clients

    If booking clients makes you feel awkward, pushy, or like you have to become some weird sales version of yourself… this episode is for you. This week, we’re talking about what actually helps photographers book more clients without sounding salesy — and why the real issue usually isn’t your pricing, your personality, or even your work. It’s your clarity. We’re breaking down the shift from “just vibing” on consult calls to actually leading your clients with confidence, why unstructured calls can quietly lose you bookings, and how to make your sales process feel more natural, aligned, and way less awkward. We also talk about: the psychology behind consult callswhy clients ghost after “great” callshow to handle price objections without spiralingwhat to say at the beginning and end of a callwhy clarity converts more than pressure ever will And before all of that, we’re catching up on Miranda’s San Francisco trip, family sessions, networking, and how AI is lowkey becoming the best business assistant ever. If you’ve ever thought: “I’m good with people… so why am I not booking?” This episode will probably explain a lot. ✨ If this episode helped you, make sure to subscribe, leave a comment, and send it to your photographer friend who also hates feeling “salesy.” 📌 Resources & Mentions from This Episode https://www.instagram.com/p/DMGS45MJ-Jw/https://www.instagram.com/alysonhallphoto/https://www.instagram.com/michaellajelin/ For any business inquiries, email us here: perfectlyunposedpod@gmail.com 🌟 Keep up with our socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/perfectlyunposedpodYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@perfectlyunposedTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@perfectlyunposedpod MIRANDA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mirandapyeatt/Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mirandapyeattWebsite: https://mirandapyeatt.com/https://familiesbymirandapyeatt.com/Substack: https://bymirandalynn.substack.com/ KIMBERLY Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimberlycorreaphotohttps://www.instagram.com/itskimberlymarleneTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@itskimberlymarleneWebsite: https://kimberlycorrea.co/https://www.kimberly-correa.comSubstack: https://antistarvingartist.substack.com/ PODCAST CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:08 San Francisco trip recap 00:58 Family session recap + photographing toddlers 02:19 How to handle chaotic family sessions naturally 05:10 Setting expectations for family sessions 09:39 Networking era + getting out of the house 11:43 Using AI to organize your marketing strategy 12:30 The exact AI prompt Miranda used for content strategy 15:15 Why ideal client clarity matters so much 17:17 AI, fear mongering, and using tools strategically 19:57 What Miranda's custom marketing PDF included 23:40 Trial Reels, attraction content, and Instagram strategy 26:54 What nurture content should actually do 28:00 What conversion content can look like 29:37 Why your consult calls feel good but don’t convert 31:00 The real issue: you’re not leading the call 33:28 The consult call structure that changed everything 35:10 Why structure helps clients say yes 38:01 The “yes ladder” and how to use it naturally 42:05 Where most photographers lose the booking 43:00 What to say at the end of a consult call 45:01 Pushy vs. clear: the difference that matters 47:40 How to handle pricing objections better 50:18 Why clients compare photographers 51:40 Follow-up emails that actually help convert 53:00 You don’t have a sales problem — you have a clarity problem 56:35 What to actually say during consult calls 1:02:20 Final thoughts on consult calls + confidence

  7. Mar 10

    The Booking Strategy Most Photographers Ignore

    If your photography business feels slow right now… it might not be your pricing, your work, or the algorithm. It might be the one strategy photographers constantly overlook. What this episode is about: In this episode of Perfectly Unposed, we’re talking about the booking strategy that gets ignored in the photography industry: real relationships and networking. While everyone focuses on Instagram growth and posting more content, some of the best inquiries still come from vendor relationships, referrals, and simply being connected in your creative community. We talk about: The simple networking email structure planners use Why commenting and engaging online actually builds real connections Sending vendor photos and how that leads to unexpected inquiries Refreshing your consult calls and sales process What to do when your business feels slow Finding creative inspiration outside the photography industry This episode is part business strategy, part mindset shift, and part reminder that building a photography career doesn’t happen alone. If you’re a photographer trying to book more clients and build a stronger network in your industry, this conversation is for you. For any business inquiries, email us here: perfectlyunposedpod@gmail.com 🌟 Keep up with our socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/perfectlyunposedpodYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@perfectlyunposedTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@perfectlyunposedpod MIRANDA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mirandapyeatt/Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mirandapyeattWebsite: https://mirandapyeatt.com/https://familiesbymirandapyeatt.com/Substack: https://bymirandalynn.substack.com/ KIMBERLY Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimberlycorreaphotohttps://www.instagram.com/itskimberlymarleneTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@itskimberlymarleneWebsite: https://kimberlycorrea.co/https://www.kimberly-correa.comSubstack: https://antistarvingartist.substack.com/ PODCAST CHAPTERS: 0:00 – Life update: moving and resetting the studio 2:30 – Why February feels slow for photographers 5:00 – The networking strategy photographers overlook 7:30 – A simple outreach email planners use to connect 11:30 – How to reconnect with planners and vendors 14:00 – Why second shooting can open opportunities 16:00 – The mindset shift photographers need about networking 18:30 – “Lucky girl syndrome” and business mindset 19:30 – Trying a new Instagram content style 23:30 – Refreshing your brand and design skills 25:00 – Why slow seasons feel mentally hard for creatives 28:00 – Changing the structure of consult calls 31:00 – Sales psychology without the “bro marketing” tactics 33:00 – Volunteering as a photographer 37:00 – How sending vendor photos led to a New York inquiry 40:00 – Creative inspiration from other artists 44:00 – Building a creative community outside photography 46:00 – Spring energy and new goals

  8. Feb 24

    Photographers: Your Website Isn’t the Problem. Your Copy Is.

    If your inquiries feel slow… it might not be Instagram. It might be your website. In this episode of Perfectly Unposed, we’re breaking down something photographers avoid way too long: your website. Not the fonts. Not the colors. Not the “vibes.” Your messaging. We’re talking about: Why your portfolio alone isn’t booking clientsThe emotional signs it’s time for a website refreshWhy generic copy kills conversionsHow clarity builds trust (and trust builds bookings)Why your About page might be secretly hurting you Your website isn’t just a scrapbook of your best work. It’s your biggest conversion tool. If you’re raising your prices, niching down, or trying to book more aligned weddings, this episode is your wake-up call. Let’s fix it. For any business inquiries, email us here: perfectlyunposedpod@gmail.com 🌟 Keep up with our socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/perfectlyunposedpod Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@perfectlyunposed Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@perfectlyunposedpod MIRANDA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mirandapyeatt/ Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mirandapyeatt Website: https://mirandapyeatt.com/ https://familiesbymirandapyeatt.com/ Substack: https://bymirandalynn.substack.com/ KIMBERLY Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimberlycorreaphoto https://www.instagram.com/itskimberlymarlene Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@itskimberlymarlene Website: https://kimberlycorrea.co/ https://www.kimberly-correa.com Substack: https://antistarvingartist.substack.com/ PODCAST CHAPTERS: 00:00 – Gym routines, momentum & “why not now” energy 02:45 – The Year of Visibility & Being Audacious in Business 09:20 – The Networking Story That Booked Clients Years Later 13:05 – Abundance Doesn’t Always Come From Instagram 16:05 – Why Your Website Actually Matters 17:50 – Your Website Is a Conversion Tool (Not a Portfolio) 21:00 – Signs It’s Time for a Website Refresh 23:40 – The Emotional Block Behind Updating Your Site 30:20 – Why More Photos Don’t Equal More Bookings 31:30 – The Copy Mistake Most Photographers Make 33:00 – Generic Messaging vs Clear Positioning 40:00 – What Clients Actually Want to Know 42:50 – The Conversion Killer: Vague Call to Actions 47:50 – Your About Page Isn’t a Resume 52:50 – Preparing for the Clients You Actually Want 55:20 – Final Thoughts: Clarity = Confidence

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Perfectly Unposed is a podcast for photographers and creative entrepreneurs who want to grow their business without losing themselves in the process. Hosted by Kimberly and Miranda, we’re having honest, unfiltered conversations about creativity, mindset, weddings, business growth, and everything in between. We talk about what’s actually working, what we’re still figuring out, and the lessons you only learn by doing the work. If you’re building a creative career, navigating burnout, chasing better clients, or just craving community that gets it—this podcast is for you.

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  • Creator
    Kimberly and Miranda
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    60
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Kimberly and Miranda
  • Show Website
    Perfectly Unposed

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