Looking for experts to interview for book

[jennifer_james]

I am looking to interview/survey working wedding and portrait photographers for

a book project. Questions will be by email, and will center mainly on how you

are running your business, as opposed to photo techniques or style.

 

Interviews will be quoted from in a guide to help people in the early stages of

considering starting a small photography buisness. The book will be published

this spring and your name and bio will appear in the guide, as well as on the

publisher's website. I am also looking for a technical consultant to proof the

guide for a small honorarium.

 

If you are a giving person who remembers how hard it was to get good

information when you were first starting out, I'd love to hear from you! Tell

me briefly about your professional qualifications and your photography

business. I can be contacted using my name (jenn) @ publisher's website:

FabJob.com.

[www.ericdrichards.com]

Add my name to your list, if you're making one.

 

Good luck with the project!

 

ERIC

[edsel_adams]

Experts? This is the internet. You'd be better off looking elsewhere.

[jennifer_james]

I'm interested in hearing from "experts" but also from anyone who is currently working in the biz and has gone through the experience of getting started with little experience. Thanks to the previous poster for helping me clarify what I'm looking for. Appreciated!

[don_haines1]

I'm not an "expert" but I play one on TV :-) Sure ask away. My answers may not be 100% right for everyone, but they will be my experiences. There are many ways to skin a cat you know. (of course the cat won't like any of them).