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Archive for November 2008

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Want More Assignments? Make the Buyer’s Job Easier

November 26 | By Mike Fox | Posted in Business of Photography

Tweet Young photographers ask for my help with a wide range of questions — from choosing the best equipment to buy, to deciding whether to study for a degree or spend three months shooting in Africa. But from full-time freelance photographers, I almost always get the same question: How can I find more editorial work? [...]

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