Your Secret Weapon for Getting Published All Year Long
Stay ahead of editorial deadlines and pitch the right stories at the right time.
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Download Jeff Jones’ Seasonal Editorial Calendar - made for interior designers and photogrpahers who want to get featured in top publications.
Why You Need This Calendar
Most designers miss out on press because they pitch too late. This calendar helps you time your pitches and photoshoots for maximum visibility.
Plan your content 3–6 months ahead of editorial deadlines
Discover what stories editors want each month
Align your styling and shoots with seasonal trends
Includes pro tips from editorial photographer Jeff Jones
Perfect for Designers and Photographers
Don’t just post your work — get it published.
Whether you’re styling interiors or photographing them, this guide helps you plan, pitch, and get featured with confidence.
What's Inside?"12 Monthly Themes – Know what’s trending each season
Pitch Timelines – Never miss a deadline again
Pitch Ideas – Ready-to-use story angles
Pro Tips – How to shoot for editorial success
Trusted by Leading Interior Designers and Featured in Top Publications
Give Your Images the Tools They Deserve — and Make Them Seen
As a photographer working in editorial interiors, I know that what happens before you press the shutter is just as important as the moment you do. The way you shape light, manage color, and build a set is what defines the final image—sometimes even more than the camera itself.
That’s why I created not just a guide to essential tools and gear, but also the Seasonal Editorial Calendar: a complete roadmap for planning, pitching, and publishing your work in top publications. Whether you’re a photographer, stylist, or designer, having the right kit is only half the story—timing, strategy, and visibility are what get your work seen.
From light control to tripods, tethering setups to softboxes, reflectors to lenses, my guide shows the gear I rely on, with pro tips for working thoughtfully in reflective spaces, natural light, and tight interiors. Paired with the Seasonal Editorial Calendar, you’ll also learn:
When to schedule your shoots to align with editorial deadlines
Which story angles editors are looking for each month
How to plan months in advance for maximum visibility
This isn’t just a gear list. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at what actually works on set, and how to integrate your workflow with a publishing strategy that gets your images noticed.
Whether you’re shooting a single room or a full portfolio refresh, this guide and the Seasonal Editorial Calendar are here to help you work smarter, stay ahead of deadlines, and make your work shine—on set and in the pages of top publications.
Let’s build the kind of kit and plan your work deserves.
Some Kind Words
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"Before working with Jeff, I’d had a few shoots that looked nice technically but didn’t quite capture the essence of my work. I was hesitant to do another shoot that might miss the mark creatively. What drew me to Jeff was his editorial eye and his use of light in his images. There was a thoughtfulness in how he composed each image, and I could tell he understood how to tell a visual story. From the first conversation, Jeff was collaborative and invested. He helped me feel prepared and excited for the shoot. On the day itself, his calm confidence put everyone at ease, and his direction was clear but never intrusive. It truly felt like a creative partnership. Jeff is great at understanding balance and does not settle until the image is just right. If you’re looking for a photographer who can elevate your brand with images that feel both beautiful and true, Jeff is the person you want behind the lens. Working with him didn’t just give me great photos, it gave my work a stronger voice."
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“We loved working with Jeff on the photography of residential projects. He approaches his work and photography with a very artistic and creative eye, but is also not only delightful, but also very quick and efficient.”
- Mark Sikes
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"Jeff has been a trusted collaborator for many years and continues to deliver beautiful work, no matter the brief. His energy is calm and confident and he makes the process of planning for a shoot smooth and easy. On set, he’s always open to trying new things and makes a consistent effort to level up the quality of his work."
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“I’ve been working with Jeff for six years, and after working with other photographers, I now understand what a difference the right person behind the lens makes. Before Jeff, the photos were fine—but they didn’t capture the soul of my work. Jeff takes the time to understand the intention behind every project and translate that into storytelling imagery. He’s a true pro: collaborative, calm, and easy to work with. From planning to final edits, he makes the process seamless. It always feels like I’m working with a creative partner—not just a photographer.”
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"Jeff is excellent at immediately knowing what a shot is lacking, and has a multitude of options in combatting a lack luster image. His decision making is quick and efficient, which helps to stretch the most out of any shoot day. Jeff’s love of his work is infectious, and is always excited about bringing your spaces to life through his talents. His genuine support of his client’s work is very comforting and unique to his personality, which in turn makes the overall experience of working with him so much more enjoyable and successful."
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“Working with Jeff has been one of the best investments I’ve made for my business. His eye for styling, calm energy on shoot day, and editorial approach helped my work get featured in my target publications. He makes the process seamless and enjoyable—and the visibility from our shoots has directly led to client growth over the last six years. He genuinely wants the best for his clients and I value his genuine, kind disposition."
