ann_hodge

<p>The money sounds dreadful. What is your time worth?</p>

<p>I have 20 years of Marketing and Financial Planning experience. Amateur shots and a few classes. How can I get a job or internship as an "apprentice" for a wedding photographer? Is the best route to take workshops, or put together a portfolio and just start interning?</p>

<p>thanks; ANN</p>

<p>Jena Olson from Wisconsin. I spent 20 years plus 8 years of college for the financial field. Now I am going back to what I love. Photography. Don't make my mistake. Selling your soul is a hard place to get out of. ANN </p>

<p>I am an amateur wanting to slowly move in to building a clientelle. I want to do a high end "party" photo service. Taking pictures of events, charitable functions, cocktail parties,etc. Options for sales as i see them are : Sell photos to local social magazine(s) on who is out and about town. Sell Prints to people in photos or I am paid a fee to shoot the cocktail party and prints go to the host(ess). What are my Legal Issues? As well as any guidance you have on this idea. THANK YOU............ANN HODGE</p>

 

<p>Who uses 8MM in marketing images to clients? I fell in love with a site I can't find. A photographer in Rhode Island (I think), <strong>gave some advice on stock photos</strong> and looked at his site and I saw that he uses <strong>8mm beautifully</strong> for weddings. Anyone know of him? Name? Help Please.<br>

Eternally Grateful; Ann Hodge</p>

<p>Even if you get accepted by Getty it costs $50 an image to license.</p>

Fortunately I can paint a tree AND photograph one! YEAH.