Think your shots are good enough to pay the bills? A panel of emerging photographers discuss how they've turned their passion into a paying gig after beginning as (sometime self-trained) amateurs and reveal the tactics they've used to build portfolio, grow audience and increase exposure.
Questions Answered:
How does constant, everyday shooting improves one's technical skills?
Why is it important to develop a unique, personal style?, and How do i develop style?
What are the reasons to find masters/mentors/collaboraters to study with?
Why should you experiment with different formats, subjects and lighting methods?
Why should you use social networking site to promote your work?
What are the benefits of distributing your work under a creative commons?
What are the benefits of shooting subjects/events which other photographers aren't?
Why (and how) you should rock the Google rankings for your niche and location.
How do I play the accreditation game to gain access to desirable events?
How do I negotiate contracts, set pricing, plus distribute *and* protect your work?