How to Avoid Over-Delivering and Curate the Perfect Client Gallery

In this episode of Creative Moms Focus, hosts Samantha and Tara dive into a crucial topic for photographers—how to avoid overwhelming your clients with too many photos and instead deliver beautifully curated galleries that leave a lasting impression. Tara walks us through her refined process of culling images, including why she starts her culling at the end of a session, how she eliminates duplicates, and tips on being more ruthless in selection to showcase only the best of the best.

We discuss how quality over quantity is key to ensuring your clients feel confident about their photo choices and how this approach can even improve your shooting techniques. Tara shares her secret for keeping sessions varied and explains the importance of guiding clients toward their final artwork decisions—from albums to framed prints—well before the ordering appointment. Whether you’re struggling with overshooting or just want to streamline your workflow, this episode will help you take your photography business to the next level.

Tune in for insightful tips, personal stories, and a fresh approach to delivering a gallery that wows without overwhelming. Don’t forget to subscribe and follow us on Instagram @CreativeMomsFocus for more content tailored to creative moms juggling entrepreneurship and family life!

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