Photography Studio Tour of Kitti McMeel Photography | Sue Bryce Education

[@deewonda1952]

This is wonderful! I’m 70 and although I’ve been a freelance photographer for years, I’ve been building my professional portrait photography business since 2021. I recently joined The Portrait System and I’m learning from the amazing amount of information there. I’ve gained sooo much validation from Kitti’s story, and I plan on shooting into my 100s! Blessings!

[@simoneforgione8771]

This was the best one for me, Made me cry!!

[@sweetsolphotonyc]

This was one of the most inspiring and passion filled videos and human story I have seen. Thank you!

[@pbwi9756]

Lovely and wonderful and inspiring!❤️

[@philanderearglephotography1912]

I needed to watch this. I'm over 50 and I'm contemplating about getting a studio.

[@deannagomes7947]

What a wonderful inspiration. As I prepare to sign the lease on a small studio today at the age of 56 after a 10 year hiatus from photography, this was just the answer to the prayer I made last night as I lay in bed wondering if I were doing the right thing. Am I too far out of touch with current trends. Am I too old to start over? Thank you ladies for the beautiful moment of confirmation. Studio keys in hand, I honor you. ❤

[@mollybelle8475]

I wish I could give more than a thumbs up.. this was very inspiring I would love to give it 5 thumbs up. thank you so much for sharing.

[@tc7486]

These are so wonderful Sue! I’m touched watching because I love photographing people and especially women over 60. That’s become my passion. And love Kitti. I want to be her friend! ❤

[@jamiegoode1550]

OMG Kitti, you have me crying!

[@pammcintyre7602]

You are AMAZING. So inspiring. I am 65 and thought I could never do something like this. You have given me hope. Thank you

[@powerhausstudiosgkfotograp3256]

wow I started the same way with opening my studio at 61 coming out fro the corporate world and never been happier, just wish I did this 20 years ago

[@BlaxkNobility]

gkfotograhy powerhaus studios I will be 51 soon I am embarking on wonderful journey will opening my studio soon.

[@MuahCaroLine]

Very inspiring ! I am 53 and just started photographing a few years ago. Go for it !

[@chuckknox3294]

Thanks for sharing. Her story is very inspirational and moving. I will be 50 in 2 years and looking to get back into photography.

[@nathanmoore7120]

Don’t bother, you will spend all your retirement money before you get there!! Hahaha Good luck with it 👍🏻

[@cstphotographyLLCCheryleSTotte]

Thank you sooooo much for sharing this video. I’m 59 and have been a photographer for 8 years. I’m opening my first “not at home” studio. I’m beyond excited. Prior to viewing this video I gave myself just 5 more years. I’m so encouraged to change that way of thinking. Wonderful! Thank you so much!

[@mireillewu7579]

amazing 😍

[@ericawhite1416]

Sue Bryce I needed this and I want more!!!!!

[@aliciauribe330]

I just found this videos and I’ve seen three so far in one morning!! They are so inspiring!! ♥️

[@yrcharmphoto]

Very inspiring! Thank you for the video! I am 56 years old and I started photography professionally just 2 years ago. I love portraiture and fine art portraits. Would love to learn from Sue

[@luissalazar2021]

I am taking notes Sue

[@WilliamGWatson]

Ladies thank you both for an awesome education !

[@sallygolden4252]

Love this, inspirational and so beautiful!! Thank you for sharing Kitti and Sue!

[@mitchkarratti]

This is so beautiful. I’m in the process of giving up 10 years as a hairstylist to become a photographer and this is so touching and inspiring to me. Thank you.

[@trishhorton9389]

love this!!! inspiring Sue! I started my business last year at 47.

[@sushiandsaxepiccool]

So beautiful and inspiring! Thank you Kitty and Sue for being so authentic!

[@PeacockAngel]

So encouraging. I turn 51 this week and am just starting out. Loved it. Well done ladies.

[@jennifermo7787]

This is so inspiring! Thank you Kitti, telling your story! I'm 48 now, and about starting my business ... and watching this gives me faith! And thank you Sue for your work, and your belive, that everyone can succed!

[@narenbedekarphotography9320]

What an inspirational story I just watched. Thank you.

[@a-muse6567]

Loved this! As someone who finally took the plunge and started my own business at the age of 52 I could relate to Kitti's sense of urgency.

[@zimrah4837]

Loved this. I am so encouraged.

[@miriel2011]

I loved this video. It is amazing how much we can do in a lifetime.

[@Gina_Michel]

Incredible interview and sooo inspiring! I’m 57 and this resonates with me on so many levels! You’re kill’ it, Kitty! Well done!!!

[@valerieherring6674]

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I am trying to regain my confidence and continue pursuing my craft in photography. You allowed me to see anything is possible.

[@BellixaDTI]

This was soooooo good. Great video!

[@philanderearglephotography1912]

I understand the since of urgency.

[@LuizRicardoFotografia]

my dream is to welcome Sue Bryce to my studio! That videos are soooo amazing!!

[@romiemiller3093]

I have absolutely no space for a reveal wall at this time. But, I'll try it out later on. I keep hearing more about them from different videos here; I agree on retouching. A photograph is an holistic process from concept to shooting to editing to printing. Editing is crucial; I'm restarting at 73.

[@lorraine6185]

You have both inspired me!

[@50MMCollective]

Beautiful studio! I'm curious what's done with the physical images if they aren't purchased? Also, what's a good price range for individual matted prints like that? Thanks for the video!

[@jukeboxlips4380]

im so interested to know if digital photographs come as a complementary to any of the packages or is it just product?

[@MiaogisTeas]

15:00 🤩🤩 Damn!

[@michaeljrgensen6350]

Great video.

[@SpotBentley]

Kitti, I'm curious as to the dimensions of your shooting area in this studio.

[@tomdewittefoto6701]

I have a 27” IMac too 😮

[@romiemiller3093]

So, how many prints do you reveal? And, what do you do with ones they don't buy? Do you have a room filled with unpurchased photos? I have the Pro 100 just because I can't afford the 1000 yet: I'll have to pay for itself before I buy it.

[@shotbycooper4467]

Where I live, people think that anything over £250 for a portrait shoot is far too expensive. Especially as there are photographers out there who only charge £75. Because of this, I've had to resort to returning to full time work, as I was earning next to nothing working as a photographer. It's both frustrating, and soul destroying, not being able to forge a career out of something I am so passionate about. When there's 'Mr Cheap Shots', who only does it for a hobby, and is busy busy busy, churning out crap amateurish portraits for £75.

[@zimrah4837]

You need to offer something they dont.

[@veganvikingmama]

When I started 7 years ago, I couldn't get people to pay $150 for a photoshoot. After finding Sue and learning how to offer something of true value to clients, I sold $2500 packages. The difference in learning how to set yourself apart and not compete on pricing is mind blowing. Don't give up.

[@romiemiller3093]

The founder of McDonald's was in his mid 60s, if I remember correctly. U started over again at 70; Amen on the perspective with age.

[@berghauss]

1800$?? This is so underpriced....... Sue is right, your package is worth much much more.