In recent years, AI has made significant advancements in natural language processing and generation. This means that AI can now write text that is both coherent and convincing, making it a powerful tool for photographers who want to save time while still producing high-quality copy.

As a photographer, one of the most rewarding aspects of your work is seeing your images come to life as physical prints. Augmented Reality Store Previews is a new feature within CloudSpot that gives you the ability to show clients prints and canvases in their own space.

Being new to CloudSpot can be a little overwhelming. Maybe you’ve never had a gallery provider before, maybe your previous gallery provider had different terms, or maybe you are just overwhelmed in general. No worries - We’re here to help!

Earlier this year, we interviewed a few photographers at The Reset Conference who have felt the same struggle and want to empower you to keep going. If you have felt your passion for photography diminish, even in the slightest, this video is for you.

Intentionally showcasing your work is the best place to start when it comes to standing out in the photography world. Your photography is unique and deserves to be displayed in a way that is as beautiful and as intentional as the images you take. With CloudSpot, we offer many customizable portfolio options to highlight you and your work as a photographer.

Impress your clients and answer their questions before they even have them by integrating video in your client galleries! With CloudSpot, you can add a video at the top of each gallery you send. This is the perfect place to go above and beyond when it comes to serving your clients.

Hi, I'm Nathaniel Crawford! I have been a commercial food and lifestyle photographer for the Chicago/Milwaukee area for over eight years. I get so many questions about my client relation strategies, so today, let's taco 'bout client galleries for food photographers.

The idea of adding videography to my list of tasks for a session or wedding seemed daunting. Adding multiple images of the same moment to a gallery seemed repetitive. The solution I found? GIFs! Creating a GIF became an easy way to show snippets of motion in my galleries, without changing much about how I was shooting