learning
If I Knew How To Take A Good Photograph Id Do
> “If I knew how to take a good photograph, I’d do it every time.” — Robert Doisneau (via Amazing Photography [https://twitter.com/AmazingPics])
The Self-Taught Humble Brag
This post was prompted by a question from a reader. I love these questions and would like to post more. Just email alesserphotographer (at) gmail (dot) com. > Hi C.J., In regards to your Phasionistas post, I was wondering why you lumped the “self-taught” photographers into that list? Is
Pass It Along
Often, the best way to learn more about something you’ve been practicing for years, is to teach it to someone else. Most of us have something we’ve learned about photography that’s unique. A lot of us have blogs. Putting the two together could make photography a lot
"How Digital Photography School Became a Multimillion Dollar Online Business"
Just in case you wanted to know how these things work [http://www.copyblogger.com/dps/]: > “People in the blogging and online marketing world know Darren Rowse from Problogger. Many, however, don’t realize that Problogger is an industry sideline where Darren shares what he learns from his primary