Start Your Own Photography Business
by The Staff of Entrepreneur Media; Jason R. Rich
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Pub Date Oct 22 2019 | Archive Date Mar 08 2022
Entrepreneur Media Inc. | Entrepreneur Press
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Description
If you have a talent for snapping great pictures, why not turn your hobby into a lucrative business? You can take portraits in a studio or on location, submit photos as a freelancer to media companies or businesses, frame and display your favorite shots in a gallery, or record special events like weddings and sweet sixteen parties. No matter where your talents and interests lie, you can make a bundle from your work with this expert advice.
- Determine your specialty
- Set up a home office and/or functional studio
- Choose the right equipment for all types of photos—and find great deals on the cameras and accessories you need
- Build an attractive online or traditional portfolio
- Find paying jobs and market yourself professionally
- Setup a fee structure for your service
- Get great exposure for your work at art festivals, contests, galleries, local businesses and more
- Protect yourself from legal concerns such as copyright infringement and privacy issues
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781599186573 |
| PRICE | $21.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 180 |
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Featured Reviews
Danielle B, Book Trade Professional
Extremely helpful how-to guide that covers a wide variety of career paths in the world of photography. I loved the breadth of this book—focusing not just on wedding photography (which seems like the default job for a photographer) but also stock photography, photojournalism, and even fine art and pet photography. What I found most valuable were the personal anecdotes and advice in the last section of interviews. It was great to hear from their personal experience and what they wish they had known when they got started. Plus, hearing from someone who's been there, done that, and actually found success with photography is naturally inspiring. There was no stone left unturned. This is a perfect book to buy any near or newly graduated photography students or even someone who's interested in turning their "hobby" into a full-time business.
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