PhotographyBLOG Review: Taking Pictures for Profit
“Taking Pictures for Profit” by Lee Frost is a book that is aimed at amateur photographers who want to try and sell their photos, either just to cover the costs of their equipment, or maybe to try and earn a living as a photographer. The author, Lee Frost, is a very successful UK-based freelance photographer, whose images are regularly published in many of the UK photography magazines. So will “Taking Pictures for Profit” give you a head start on the road to selling your photos? Read my short review to find out.
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#1 Glyndon Townhill
This book sounds very interesting, though for me it might turn out to be just acting out a fantasy.
Could someone persuade him to do an updated version? I think especially that the absence of references to digital photography is serious.
8:26 am - Monday, August 2, 2004
#2 Suman Das
I have read the book (borrowed it from the library). It gives a good introduction and the tips on marketing, building up a photo collection, how to present a collection, etc.
Needs to be updated to take into account the changes in the professional protography industry in the digital age. A lot of professional protographers have moved to digital and it is the future medium of photography.
Fair review of the book.
5:13 pm - Friday, January 14, 2005