The Business of Studio Photography: How to Start and Run a Successful Photography Studio this question feed

asked by iconfess on November 11, 2006 12:32 PM
Portrait and wedding photographers will find scores of proven-effective strategies for starting a new studio or improving an existing one in this thoroughly updated edition of an industry classic! Filled with real-life insights only a professional studio photographer would know, The Business of Studio Photography provides practical advice and surefire strategies for every aspect of operating a photography studio: from choosing a location, financing, and equipping the business to pricing jobs, negotiating with photo labs, and selling to the public. There are scores of no-nonsense guidelines for devising short- and long-term business plans, handling paperwork effectively, conducting public relations and self-promotion programs, and more. This updated and expanded edition includes an all-new section on the use of digital photography by the studio photographer, as well as completely updated lists of websites, equipment, books, and other photography resources. The book also features dozens of sample equipment checklists and forms, all ready to copy and use immediately. This is the definitive one-stop reference of professional tips and techniques for every studio photographer!


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Every single page of this book has tons of useful information. No complaints about this book at all, every photographer going into business should read this book. Great info for any kind of photographer, not just photographers with a physical studio. He goes through everything business related: equipment, pricing, portrait/wedding/commercial, financial planning, and even posing guides!
reviewed by miceandmen on November 25, 2006 1:27 AM

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The most skillful and creative photographer=the most successful studio photographer(financially)? Wrong. This is THE book everyone who wants his/her own studio should read. Lilley tells how to operate a studio right. No hold back. Not at all. He tells you every aspect you'll run into and what you should do.
English is my second language, and I read this book everyday and it's so interesting to read. I wish I could just use all my time to read it up and get my studio going!!
If you don't have lot of time, then read this book. It's truely a masterpiece.
I've never felt the money I spent on a book is so worthy.
reviewed by imtheboss on November 28, 2006 9:42 AM

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