Kids Photography Camps, School Photos, and Creative Offers to Support Your Business with Rebecca Hunnicutt

Episode 66February 16, 202636:09

Building a photography business doesn’t always mean choosing just one lane and staying there forever. For many photographers, the most sustainable paths are layered, seasonal, and shaped by the realities of life.

That’s exactly the story of my guest today, Rebecca Hunnicutt, a lifestyle family photographer based in Portland, Oregon. Rebecca and I first connected in real life at Reset Conference, and in this conversation we dive into the many branches of her work—from family photography to school photography to teaching both photographers and kids.

We talk about how school photography became not just a revenue stream, but a strategic and sustainable foundation that supports her family work, and what it really looks like to juggle multiple niches.

Make School Photos a Part of Your Photography Business

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01:53 - Meet Rebecca Hunnicutt

03:02 - Rebecca's Photography Journey

04:22 - The Intersection of Family and School Photography

06:54 - Teaching Photography to Kids

08:49 - Challenges and Rewards of Photography Camps

10:49 - Balancing Multiple Photography Ventures

15:08 - The Importance of Seeing Differently

18:59 - Exploring New Ideas for Photography Courses

20:10 - Balancing Multiple Business Angles

20:58 - Challenges of Managing School Photography