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with J.
Peter Mortimer
PHOENIX:
- October 22, 2005
- November 19, 2005
Cost: $65
Time: 9am-2pm
Location: Arizona
Highways office
TUCSON:
Cost: $65
Time: Noon-5pm
Location: Himmel
Library
Photography is expensive,
so why not let your camera pay its way? Former Arizona Highways
Picture Editor J. Peter Mortimer can show you how. Peter has
been buying and selling photographs for over 25 years. He's
shot everything from weddings and family portraits to news
assignments for publications like Time, the New York Times,
and the Los Angeles Times. Using his many years of experience
as a guide, he'll give you tips on how you can put your creative
ideas to work!
Held at the magazine
in a small seminar setting, Peter will tell you how to market
your pictures "in your own backyard." While one key to success
is self-motivation, other topics will include:
- What to charge
- Invoicing
- Photo-releases
- General photo legalities
- Necessary equipment
- Photo agencies and
- Creative sales ideas
Be sure to bring up to five samples
of your photos, greeting cards or anything else you need help
with. Your camera and camera manual are also welcome.
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One participant said of this workshop, "Great
stories of 'real world' experience, with plenty of tips and
advice."
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Policy & Guidelines
 TIP: Shoot vertical compositions as well as horizontal ones. The vertical frame has a natural dynamic tension and can add drama to the photograph. For editorial uses vertical photographs are better suited to full pages and front covers. - Richard Maack
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