Raw Edit
Raw Edit
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Join Sarah Monson (Sarah Monson Photography, Benton, WI) and Kellie Llewellyn (Kellie Rochelle Photography, Williston, ND), two passionate senior photographers and best friends. Get ready to ditch the fluff and embrace the RAW Edit a podcast for photographers who crave unfiltered conversations, actionable tips, and a whole lot of real talk about building a creative business that thrives. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just getting started, RAW Edit is here to help you level up your skills, get inspired, and most importantly, keep it real.
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The podcast explores key themes relevant to photographers, including business strategies, mastering photography techniques, and personal anecdotes from the field. Episodes may cover topics like handling client relationships, overcoming photographic challenges, and tips for building a creative brand, providing listeners with both inspiration and practical takeaways.
Join Sarah Monson (Sarah Monson Photography, Benton, WI) and Kellie Llewellyn (Kellie Rochelle Photography, Williston, ND), two passionate senior photographers and best friends. Get ready to ditch the fluff and embrace the RAW Edit a podcast for photographers who crave unfiltered conversations, actionable tips, and a whole lot of real talk about building a creative business that thrives. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just getting started, RAW Edit is here to help you level up your skills, get inspired, and most importantly, keep it real.
What if your next biggest income stream wasn’t something you went looking for — but something that found you?
In this episode Sarah sits down with Kellie to talk about the real story behind her real estate photography business. Not the marketing strategy. Not the perfectly planned pivot. The accidental yes that turned into five years of consistent weekday income from one agent relationship — and what that has actually meant for her business and her life.
Sarah shares how a simple conversation with her friend Lori — who needed a photographer instead of a graphic designer — completely changed the trajectory of her business. Five years later Lori’s agency of ten brokers calls Sarah week after week without Sarah ever having to chase a single booking. Homes are selling in twelve to twenty four hours. One recent listing received five accepted offers within twelve hours of going live.
This episode is for the portrait photographer who has been curious about real estate photography but isn’t sure if it’s for them. The photographer who is tired of slow season anxiety. The photographer who wants a revenue stream that shows up consistently without constant marketing.
What you’ll hear in this episode will change how you think about what’s actually possible in your business.
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Real Estate Photography Retreat — September 13-15, Madison Wisconsin
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