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Written by Ron Rovtar, Managing Editor, the Stock Asylum
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Thursday, 21 February 2008 |
 While reading the agenda for the American Society of Media Photographers' Strictly Business 2 seminars I couldn't help being amazed at the breadth and depth of these three-day sessions.
The seminars cover all the important business skills that have little to do with photography per se. They are about essential –– though admittedly boring –– subjects like paperwork, legalities, marketing, pricing and negotiating.
It is a safe bet you did not get into photography because you loved these parts of the job. But, now that you are in the business, you must tend to these matters if you want to thrive as a photographer.
Which brings me to a point I like to make: If you set your business up correctly, you can and should minimize the amount of time spent on these important distractions.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 21 February 2008 )
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