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Business Trends
Making Money As A Photographer And Writer
Maria Piscopo  |  May 01, 2002

I am always asked these
same questions in my self-promotion seminars. Why is there a long-standing
prejudice against hiring a photographer who is also the writer of the
story? Is digital capture expected now for the photojournalist? How do
you...

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Outdoor/Travel
Bad Trip
Fear And Loathing On The Travel Trail
Barry Tanenbaum  |  May 01, 2002

Kevin Gilbert was in a hurry.
"I'm heading out for a six-week assignment," the globetrotting photographer
said to me over the phone about a year ago. So we made it a fast conversation.
I got the information I needed for the story I was working on, andth...

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Apple Power Mac G4 And Operating System OS X
Is This The Ultimate Photographers Desktop Setup
David B. Brooks  |  May 01, 2002

A new desktop computer model, a new operating system, and a new monitor model all at once is a rare occasion for a product test and review. Besides putting me on my toes by requiring me to learn new ways of working, I used the release of two graphics applications for the OS X operating system, Corel...

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Outdoor/TravelLighting
After Dark
What To Do When The Light Runs Out
Roger W. Hicks  |  May 01, 2002

Where are alternatives to
on-camera flash. Understanding this is one of the defining moments in
most photographers' progress. Up to a certain point, you just turn on
the flash, or shrug and say, "There isn't enough light." Then, one day--like
a...

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Lens TipsOutdoor Photography How ToOutdoor TipsTravel Photography How ToTravel Tips
30 Ways to Improve Your Photography
Text and photography by Ron Leach  |  Apr 01, 2002

Ask a group of photo enthusiasts what they have done recently to improve the quality of their images, and many will likely respond by describing the purchase of some fancy new piece of gear. Others may discuss the technical mastery of a new technique, while a few may credit a visit to an art gallery or museum for their newfound inspiration.

In fact, great photographs are rarely the result of...

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Sports Photography How ToSports Tips
Point & Shoot: Sports
Lynne Eodice  |  Apr 01, 2002

 

 

 

Capturing Sports Action

If you love shooting sports—whether it's a children's Little League or professional Major League game—timing is everything. Grabbing the shot at just the right moment takes a lot of practice, patience, and film (or a large-capacity memory card). You can do...

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Wedding Photographers Face The Digital Dilemma
Is Now The Time To Go Filmless
Steve Bedell  |  Apr 01, 2002

About two years ago I stated in a previous article that I thought most of photography would be "filmless" in 2005. Can I revise that statement? I think that there are not many who accurately predicted just how quickly digital photography went...

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The Wedding Planner
Al Riccio Finds His Niche
Barry Tanenbaum  |  Apr 01, 2002

He makes no bones about it: "Pretty pictures are what make the world work for me," Al Riccio says, and those are the pictures he always plans to take. He's in the right business, that's for sure. Actually, two businesses-wedding photography and the sale of images to...

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Outdoor/Travel
The Tip Off
Patience Has Its Rewards
Tony Sweet  |  Apr 01, 2002

This scene was the last of a very long and exciting photography workshop that I conducted in North Carolina. We were all pretty tired and a bit anxious to get home. We found the sky interesting at Table Rock and decided to work this as our final...

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Portraiture
The Digital Portrait
Quality, Speed, And Convenience
Steve Bedell  |  Apr 01, 2002

A few short years ago, many writers and photographers, myself included, were of the opinion that in a few short years film would be history, with the exception of a few "niche" areas of photography, like, say, infrared. Now that I've been...

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