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BEING
FOUND ON THE WEB
Having a website isn't enough for a photographer, the key is making sure that you are found Even though you can produce incredible images, have you changed your business tactics to compete in the global marketplace? Having a great looking web site is not enough these days. You need to be found. More and more photographers are using their web sites as store fronts, marketing tools and for licensing stock. A website is a great tool, when it works. Google any of the following: corporate photography, editorial photography, photography consulting or photography production. You will find a similarity. Out of as many as 21,000,000 possibilities, Seth Resnick or D-65 will be near or at the top. If you were in the top one percent of a search with 4,000,000 possibilites you would be listed as number 4000 on a list. Seth Resnick & D-65 both have grown their business from a local market to one's that now receives inquires from an average of over 30 countries per month. This offers incredible new opportunites for business growth. Learn how to make your web site a highly flexible marketing tool, expanding your business into a global market and enabling you to improve your bottom line. Transform your website from one that simply showcases your work into one that brings you new work. Come spend a day and learn ways to make your business grow. When: May 31st, 2009 Cost: $299  R&R FOR DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHERS
Resilience
& Rejuvenation, or How to Last & Love What You Do
Do you ever find yourself in a creative rut, simply shooting cookie-cutter assignments or projects? Even with an arsenal of current technology, the best computer, and the most current edition of Photoshop, your work can suffer if you lose that spark of inspiration that we all need. How do you rejuvenate yourself and get excited once again about picking up your camera? This event with Canon Explorer of Light Seth Resnick may be just what the doctor ordered! Join us as Seth shares anecdotes on dealing with clients, both for assignment and stock, favorite and most unusual projects and what drove him to tackle them, his observations on the state of the industry and his take on stock photography. What are some of the most powerful lessons Seth has learned in his photographic career? How has he transformed from a fledgling newspaper photographer into the industry icon he is now? And finally, what jazzes Seth about taking out his camera today? How does he recharge his creative batteries City:
New York
When:
Tuesday, April 7th
Where:
B&H Photo, 2nd FloorTime: 11am-2pm 420 9th Avenue NY, NY 10001 Contact: B&H DEMYSTIFYING DIGITAL
Many photographers assume that the
switching to digital simply means changing equipment and using a
digital camera instead of film. This philosophy couldn't be farther
from the truth. The entire process of digital is different from analog.
This evening lecture sponsored by Canon's Explorer of Light Program
will provide valuable information to those of all levels of experience
in digital imaging. It will feature a format that is taught in
English not Ubergeek and will focus on the "Hows" of digital capture,
file prep and delivery. Some topics include: Photoshop CS2,
Camera Raw, Bridge, raw vs. jpg, color space, white balance,
understanding histograms, interpolation, digital exposure vs.
film, digital problems and answers, sharpening,
metadata, archiving and digital negative format. Resnick is a rare
melange of inspiration, business acumen, creativity and
tech-no-fluency. He is considered a leader in untangling the snarl of
digital issues that frustrates many film and digital photographers.
Seth has been working hand in hand with Adobe as an alpha developer
aiding in making workflow a breeze for photographers. Upcoming Seminars City:
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Born on: March 1, 2004
