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business of photography: developing your own photographic style

Wednesday, July 16th, 2008

Aspiring professional and enthusiast photographers work hard to find their own particular style, a visual look that sets them apart from the crowd. Your style is like your own personal signature and it may revolve around the use of a particular lens, color palette, camera or post-production technique. Or ...

business of photography: marketing your photography using photographer’s market

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

How to get your work published Many photographers aspire to have their images published in magazines and books. There’s a lot of competition for this type of work but with a plan and dedication you can make it a reality. As a teenager I wanted to be a photographer for motorcycle magazines. ...

getting the word out

Friday, March 7th, 2008

Getting the word out This is a blog about marketing photography and we're just now talking about websites? Gathering up your best images and putting them on a website is a challenging but really fun part of marketing. It's also a step that people want to put ahead of too many ...

your identity

Thursday, March 6th, 2008

Developing your identity A photographer should create their own unique identity to show why they are different than the competition. In recent years the word "branding" has pretty much been beaten to death but it's a valuable word to understand. Branding means creating a unique identity (in look and message) and ...

analyzing your market

Wednesday, March 5th, 2008

Analyzing the local professional photography market Now that you know what type of photography you want to pursue, let's do some research. So you want to be a pet photographer and live in Peoria. Start looking around to find your competition. Do a Google search on phrases like "Peoria pet photographer" ...

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