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⏲ Duration: 50 min 66 sec
✓ Published: 09-Oct-2009
✓ Published: 09-Oct-2009
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For many photographers, one of the hardest things about the current business paradigm is that it requires them to work totally on their own. Photographers not only have to make photos, record audio, and capture video, they are also running their own business, coming up with their own assignments, and marketing their own work.nnThere are many innovative groups working against this trend, who understand the benefits of banding together with other creatives, including people with different skill se
For many photographers, one of the hardest things about the current business paradigm is that it requires them to work totally on their own. Photographers not only have to make photos, record audio, and capture video, they are also running their own business, coming up with their own assignments, and marketing their own work.nnThere are many innovative groups working against this trend, who understand the benefits of banding together with other creatives, including people with different skill se
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