Being a freelance photographer is not all art and freedom (heck, it almost never is). And I’m not gonna lie, I was completely unprepared for anything other than those two. What do you mean I have to set up a workflow? Studio management? Taxes? What?
So on my own, I was pretty much set to fail at this whole photography-as-a-career thing. Seeing that I’m not amazing at a lot of other things, that disappointment would have probably damaged me good. I could see myself becoming a hoarder or maybe one of those people that play farm games on Facebook or something.
Luckily, I was never on my own.
Now let me pause this post for a second to let you know that this is not one of those I’m-married-and-we’re-happy-and-life’s-perfect-and-that’s-why-I-blog-about-what-I-had-for-dinner-and-what-I-wore-for-a-picnic blog posts. Yuck. 1) Nobody gives a shiz and 2) yeah, nobody cares.
Back to my point- I have a great business partner (and yes, he’s my husband, but let’s not make a big deal about it).
While I seem to be incapable of paying a bill on time, he thrives in anything that involves management and financial responsibility. Seeing my inadequacy, he kindly volunteered as tribute. And that’s how Spotted Photography works.
So here’s to Mr. Gautier. Thank you.
Leica M6/Tri-X/Allen’s Camera








































