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This easily accessible, essential reference for photography students embarking on their education explains how to become part of the professional community.
List of contents
Acknowledgements
Chapter One: What Is Professional Photography?
Chapter Two: What Makes a Professional Photographer?
Chapter Three: How to Find Your Photographic Voice
Chapter Four: Understanding the Photography Business
Chapter Five: Going It Alone and Where Do You Fit?
Chapter Six: The Importance of the Moving Image
Chapter Seven: The Twenty-First Century Professional Photographer
Glossary
Resources
About the author
Grant Scott began working as a professional photographer in 2000 after working for fifteen years as an art director of photography books and magazines such as Elle and Tatler. His images and photographic narratives bring together his experience working with some of the greatest photographers of the last century with his graphic and journalistic talents. He has edited Professional Photographer, Photography Monthly, and Turning Pro magazines in the UK and is now a freelance photographer and senior lecturer on the Editorial and Advertising Photography BA Hons degree course at the University of Gloucestershire. He is also the founder and curator/editor of www.unitednationsofphotography.com. His photography monographs include, At Home with the Makers of Style, Thames & Hudson, 2006 and Crash Happy, Café Royal Books, 2014 and his work is held in the permanent collections at MOMA, New York, Tate, London, Victoria & Albert Museum, London and the British Library. He is also the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained, published by Focal Press in 2014. In 2015, he was made a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy in the UK.
Summary
This easily accessible, essential reference for photography students embarking on their education explains how to become part of the professional community.
