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Family Photographer and Educator

BRIDGET WOOD

Bridget Wood, is a sought after Australian portrait photographer who has captured the hearts of many families around the world. Her work has graced the pages of renowned publications such as Vogue, Elle, Conde Nast Traveller, Mother Mag, and Rangefinder to name a few.

Fueled by an unwavering passion for making motherhood visible, Bridget goes beyond the art of only capturing moments that show you exist but tell a story of how you loved. Her work has been described as timeless, emotive and romantic and her favourite moments are the in between.

For the past 3 years, Bridget has also taught other photographers how to forge sustainable and lucrative businesses. With a profound focus on self-worth, systems, service, and sales, she guides her student’s towards success and fulfillment.

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These photos are exactly what I wanted. Thank you so much. Can’t stop looking at them. They’re the best photos ever. Just Amazing.
SARA PENA
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Bridget's program was a lifeline when I was burnt out and underpaid in my photography business. I was skeptical at first, but something about her approach resonated with me. With Bridget’s guidance, I transformed my business model, focusing on my ideal clients and implementing new management tools. The results were remarkable—I tripled my rates and experienced significant personal growth. I'm incredibly grateful to Bridget for steering me away from burnout and towards a fulfilling career.
Tammy Brassington

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Better late than never 

But my baby boy turned 6 (ok it was nearly a month ago) but I need to have this here in my memory bank.

You spent most of your birthday in shock, telling us repeatedly - I just can’t believe that I’m ACTUALLY 6.

Neither can I really. Where did those years go, how did we get here? 

Cliches are Cliches I guess for this very reason but they were right. The days are long but the years are short. There were times it felt like the clock was stuck and I would secretly count down until your nap time and now you’re 6 and I wonder if I soaked enough of you up. I hope so, but now I see how precious and quick it all is.

Your favourite colour is pink and you are as happy playing football as you are doing hip hop. You have a cheeky grin and we are sure you might be a comedian when you grown up. You love learning and you have the coolest dreams where you are always a hero - swinging wolves from their tails or saving your friends from killer dinosaurs.

You won’t say no to a smoked oyster or 10 and we are convinced you are part apple. 

I know I’m not meant to say this but I was worried about having a boy. I was worried there would be no more room in my heart. 

Turns out - I was so wrong. You ARE love and I’m never not going to stop loving you xx 💕

You KNOW that undercharging makes it harder to offer a better client experience.

You know it makes you secretly resent the unpaid hours and even the type of clients you attract.

You know it makes delivering epic results bloody hard because you’re so unsupported in every other area.

Yet so many photographers are still doing it.

Why?

❖ Because deep down, you don’t actually believe in the value of your offer.

❖ You’re not emotionally attached to the impact you want to have on your clients.

❖ You’re afraid that if you charge more, the stakes get higher.

❖ You’re scared to go ALL in. If you go all in, you can fail. So, you keep one foot in, one foot out.

Every photographer is stressing over what to charge, but they’ve MISSED the point entirely.

My question is If you’re so unhappy with what you’re charging, WHY are you sticking to a price that directly harms the one group of people you want incredible results for?

I’m not talking to beginner photographers—we all have to start somewhere.

But I am talking to the photographer who knows they need to charge more but, as soon as the words leave your mouth, out slips a discount they instantly regret offering.

And it’ll keep costing you—and your clients—until you face the truth.
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I can tell almost straight away whether a photographer is actually ready to go to the next level.

and it’s NOT what you might think.

❌It’s not how many years they’ve been doing it.

❌ It’s not how good a photographer they are (that one definitely helps). 

❌ It’s not how many free masterclasses they sign up to and half watched.

It’s whether they are WILLING to take full accountability for their success or lack their of.

Blaming the saturated market, industry, economy or where you live is getting old 🥱

Photographers are VERY good at telling everyone how much they are struggling. 

They are not so good at getting out of their own way or admitting that they may be contributing to the situation. 

It’s very hard to build a sustainable photography business without systems, community, strategy or support. 

They think they need to be more ready or be further along, so they try to find success alone.

It doesn’t take long before desperation kicks in.  And people can smell it a MILE away.

How do I know all this?

It was me. I was waiting for the answers rather than taking action.

Did I feel ready? Not at all. But growth is uncomfortable. 

So is waking up 5 years down the track and realising you’ve been going round in circles.

If you are READY to take action and you are 100% SERIOUS about it - comment ACTION or send me a DM. 

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