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Freelance Photographer's Handbook

Freelance Photographer's Handbook
By Cliff Hollenbeck, Nancy Hollenbeck

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Ideal for both hobbyists and full-time photographers, this book provides tips on becoming a freelance photographer and building a successful freelance business. It gives a complete overview of the field from how to get started—including business advice on running an office and managing pictures—to technological advice on photo equipment, computers, films, darkroom supplies and techniques, and custom processing. Detailing a variety of interest areas such as advertising, architecture, entertainment, fashion, glamour, photojournalism, sports, and travel, this book will offers aid to any freelance photographer.

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #562042 in Books
  • Brand: Amherst
  • Published on: 1999-03-01
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 112 pages

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About the Author

Cliff Hollenbeck and Nancy Hollenbeck are one of the top travel photo teams in the world. Their award-winning images are used by major airlines, cruise lines, and advertising agencies. They live in Seattle, Washington.

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When I first ordered this book I was pretty excited about the idea of starting my own freelance photography business. This book has reenforced this feeling and has motivated me to move forward. Overall, the content and the flow of the information from chapter to chapter is very well presented, and written for the ease of reading and understanding.

My one disappointment is one that I might have avoided if I would have realized that the book was written in 1999, and that 1999 was predigital. I believe that there is a great opportunity for the authors to update the content by introducing the DSLR into areas and subjects where medium - large format cameras were once dominent, i.e. bring it up to date. Something to think about. Having said this, I am still very positive of what I've read and recommend this book for others considering Freelance Photography as a career.