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<p><em>I agree with Craig in the "Let's help each other out category". Example - a photographer I knew was walking the beach with his camera. He saw a little boy playing in the sand with his father. The photographer took several pictures and then told the Dad he could send them to him. The Dad just happened to be the Vice President of a television station and provided this photographer with high paying jobs for the next 4 years. You never know who you may run into and networking can pay off. These entertainers may have great connections and provide several jobs. If you are worried about your work - simply put your name at the bottom of the photos with a website. The Charge, Charge, Charge view is great but it may leave a negative message that may bring a negative reputation. I would suggest not making this a regular practice, but there are times it could lead to more work which means more money. </em></p>

<p>Does anyone suggest using your personal name for your business or coming up with a name that isn't so personal to the photographer? (ei- Jeff Jones - Jones Photography or Jeff Jones Photography or <em><strong>Leapfrog Photography</strong> - <strong>Dragonfly Photography</strong></em>)<br>

My wife and I are still throwing around names and getting advice from several people. It's like 50/50 using our personal name.<br>

Thanks in advance for your input.</p>

<p>My Hardware is just fine Mark. I thought that was very funny, maybe you need to go on the road. I want to thank you all for taking the time to respond.</p>

<p>Can anyone suggest a program for MAC that increases the PIXELS on photos?</p>