So You Want To Be A Rockstar Photographer: Exploding The Myth And Real World Guidance

Social media has created a myth of the a professional photographer's life as "Rockstar" glamorous. Web personalities who claim that the ticket to success is to "branding"-heavy on style, light on skill-who seem to spend more time in front of the camera than behind it. This myth is hurting a profession that already faces daunting challenges. It's harder than ever to forge success as a professional event photographer. That's why it's critical to learn the real skills and secrets that will help you succeed. Not the motivational, "Buy a BMW and believe in yourself" stuff, but practical principles that generate business in the real world. "So You Want to Be a Rockstar Photographer" is for professionals, budding pros, and anyone interested in learning more about how to thrive in the real world of event photography. What you may discover is that when you stop trying to be a rockstar, and start focusing on the process of being a thoughtful, client-centered pro, you might become an outstanding success.

Author: Andy Wolfendon,Gary Fong
Publisher: Lsh Publishing Co
Published: 07/16/2012
Pages: 230
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.75lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.52d
ISBN: 9780985917807

About the Author
Gary Fong is a world-renowned inventor, author, lecturer, entrepreneur and former wedding photographer. His career began straight out of college, where he introduced "Storybook Weddings", a concept where the studio specialized in the creation of custom albums as the key feature. In 2001, he saw digital photography's coming influence, and purchased the latest digital photo lab equipment. This eventually became the lab at Pictage.com, creating the first and largest Pro Digital online lab in the U.S. After retiring from photography, a lampshade in his hotel room inspired him to build the Gary Fong Lightsphere, soft-light diffuser for flash units. It has become a staple accessory for Professional Photographers worldwide

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