Steven
said:
Must be something in the water this month. I read Scalzi's rebuttal and it took the edge off an argument that floats around the photoweb.
An editorial on the Digital Journalist called photographers who take low pay assignments or work for exposure, Traitors.
http://www.digitaljournalist.org/issue0704/common-cents.html
Same line of protect the traditional business model and if you don't, you are the problem. Scalzi took that to task with his piece.
It's too bad he's not a stock photographer. He has a great eye. Unfortunately on the photoweb good writers are far and few. Those that can write are often so bitter about the loss of stock income their business advice can be very toxic to the novice.
Date: 4/16/2007 12:07:56 AM
Steven
said:
Must be something in the water this month. I read Scalzi's rebuttal and it took the edge off an argument that floats around the photoweb.
An editorial on the Digital Journalist called photographers who take low pay assignments or work for exposure, Traitors.
http://www.digitaljournalist.org/issue0704/common-cents.html
Same line of protect the traditional business model and if you don't, you are the problem. Scalzi took that to task with his piece.
It's too bad he's not a stock photographer. He has a great eye. Unfortunately on the photoweb good writers are far and few. Those that can write are often so bitter about the loss of stock income their business advice can be very toxic to the novice.
Date: 4/16/2007 12:07:56 AM
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