Successful Tips For Starting A Photography Business

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Author: Alex Don

Often I am asked, how to best start a photography business? The answer mainly depends on which area of you wish to specialise in photography, or you may decide to be a 'all rounder'.

You should clearly know this before the start of your business. There's nothing as distracting to achieving your goals as constantly jumping from one specialist area to another specialist area; you never make it in anything! You definitely need a plan for your business with targets and goals that you have to work towards.

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January 30th, 2011 at 5:00 am

Close Up Photography, an Emotional Approach to Nature Photography

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From wide open spaces to rugged mountains, rolling meadows to dramatic coastlines they all play an important part in the nature of landscape. However, with such a view it is often hard to appreciate the beauty because there is nowhere for the eye to settle and concentrate on.

Why not take a fresh approach to nature photography and concentrate on part of the view and take time to consider color, shape and texture to really appreciate the finer features of the scene.

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January 27th, 2011 at 5:00 am

Modern Photography? Look At What Others Are Doing!

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After the popularity and growth of photography and the invention of the camera, it was no surprise that dissemination and mass production of photo prints followed.

Due to the art of photography, public as well as personal history, time and perception has immortalized mankind. The concept of privacy altered as the number of public figures increased and the action of man began being recorded. Photographs became proof of any event, experience or state of being.

Apollo 11 Moon landing
Apollo 11 by NASA

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January 24th, 2011 at 5:00 am

The Origins Of Black And White Photography

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Author: Derek Rogers

Black and white photography is a number of monochrome forms in visual art. Monochrome comes from the Greek monochromos meaning "of one colour", which is a combination of monos, meaning "alone" or "solitary" and chroma meaning "colour".

Quite basic when you break it down!

Church, Taos Pueblo by Ansel Adams (1942)
Church, Taos Pueblo by Ansel Adams (1942)

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January 21st, 2011 at 5:00 am

Photography is an Art of Imagination

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Photography is an art of transforming images into a story, which speak and make an impact on the mind of viewers and audience. Photography is not about expensive cameras and high-tech gadgets but it is about imagination.

Imagination.....
Imagination..... by Vimal Raveendran on flickr (licensed CC-BY-ND)

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January 18th, 2011 at 2:22 am

Digital Schools For Photography – How To Choose The Right One?

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Author: TobiK

Digital schools for photography are emerging each day with various fee structure and courses. Earlier, photography was not a profession for everyone due to the huge expenses allied with films and its processing.

There was not a huge market to sell someone's photographs but today, clicking and sharing your photographs with the world just requires a good digital camera and a personal computer. Photography has stretched out into several streams and the equipments used in the photography industry are constantly changing.

Nokia exec says cameraphones in future will make DSLR's obsolete
Nokia exec says cameraphones in future will make DSLR's obsolete by Mark Guim on flickr (licensed CC-BY)

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January 14th, 2011 at 12:54 pm

Do Business Degrees In Photography Work?

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Author: TobiK

Most photography schools offer business degrees in photography but many photographers wonder whether such a course is useful or not. Photography is not just a form of art but it is a science and business at the same time.

To become a successful photographer, you need to know the creative and scientific aspects of photography so that you can create wonderful photographs. However, you also need good business knowledge to sell these photographs. If you have noticed, most of the masterpiece photographs were never sold!

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January 11th, 2011 at 4:56 am

Everything You Wanted To Know About Event Photography Software

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Author: Ron McNeil

The beauty of photography is the opportunity it provides to those who take photographs. There is a wide array of possibilities for the photographer who is looking to make money taking pictures. Some may opt to take pictures of the beautiful sunset or mountains, while others like to hire themselves out to people to take photographs for them.

Event photography is a very popular type of employment within the photography industry. Event photography software serves to make this job a bit easier. Not sure what event photography is and why you might consider it? Read on to find out all the information on it.

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January 8th, 2011 at 12:44 am

Learn Digital Photography – Is Digital Photography Dead?

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Author: Wayne Turner

Yes, digital photography is dead in the water IF ‘photography’ is taken out of digital photography. As Kodak’s brownie box camera and their Instamatic brought photography to the masses in the 20th century, so the digital camera has done the same in the 21st. But, once the ‘ability to take photos novelty’ wears off, the lack of skills will relegate the digital camera to the hobby drawer.

Kodak brownie "Six-20" 1930's box camera
kodak brownie 620, 1 by David on flickr (licensed CC-BY-SA)

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January 5th, 2011 at 12:42 am

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What is Stock Photography?

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What is stock photography? To many photographers it is a path to profits. Other photographers find it to be a hole of frustration. Realistically, stock photography is somewhere between these two extremes.

There are three ways to look at stock photography. The first is the view that photographers have of it. Stock agencies will see stock photography differently. Buyers of stock photos are sure to have their own impression of what stock photography is.

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January 2nd, 2011 at 10:06 am