This evening I was granted the opportunity to join some great photographers in the DC area in welcoming the Terra Cotta Warriors to the National Geographic Museum in Washington DC. The exhibition, named Terra Cotta Warriors: Guardians of China’s First Emperor, is running from the 19th November 2009 to March 21st 2010. From National Geographic: Soldiers. Charioteers.
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TonyEckersley on 19th Nov 2009 (via blog.tonyeckersley.com)
Q&A Series: Photographers Who Do Video With all the modern technology floating around (video on your phone? really?) photographers are forced to be at the forefront of it all in order to stay competitive. Does being on top of new trends mean photographers must now make the leap to video? Many certainly are. With still cameras
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PhotoShelter, a leader in websites and online tools for serious photographers, today released Google Analytics for Photographers, a free, downloadable kit designed to help photographers succeed online. This kit contains comprehensive guidance - specifically for photographers - on how to implement and make sense of Google's powerful tool for monitoring website traffic. Read the full story to a...
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The Worldwide Community of Imaging Associations announces the availability of the PMA 2009 U.S. Professional Photographers Report, providing professional photographers and studios an idea of what is happening in ...
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InternationalImagingIndustryAssociation on 18th Jan 2010 (via i3a.org)
URGENT: Photographers needed at UNP Signs of recovery in the UK economy combined with our continued quality, reputation and competitive prices has created additional demand for photographers in and around the following areas: Leeds, Bradford, Lincoln, Nottingham, Sheffield, Kent,...
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PMA The Worldwide Community of Imaging Associations announces the availability of the PMA 2009 US Professional Photographers Report providing professional photographers and studios an idea of what is happening in the industry
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Advertisment URGENT: Photographers needed at UNP. Signs of recovery in the UK economy combined with our continued quality, reputation and competitive prices has created additional demand for photographers in and around the Following areas: Leeds, Bradford, Lincoln, Nottingham, Sheffield, Kent,...
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Established Photographers Photographer 1: I don’t think photographers could ever pull off a Union type situation. Never in a million years. It is like trying to organize a million man march of independents. They are too much the loner mentality. Many can’t even follow loose... - DigitalPixels.net
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DigitalPixels on 5th Feb 2010 (via digitalpixels.net)
So many photographers are on the cutting edge of online communication through blogging, social networking and photo sharing sites. Photographers use these online resources to communicate with other photographers as well as to market themselves to potential clients. This the first article in a series that addresses part of this networking and communication boom – Blogging
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One of the best things you can do to improve your photography is to learn from others. Every once in a while we gather up some really great images from outstanding photographers who are doing it right with their cameras and the Web. Here are 7 Marvelous Photographers you should be watching for inspiration behind the
