Recent content by sdrphotography

It's a complicated question.. There are so many options and things to consider. If you're new to photography I'd resist spending a lot of money, after all you may not decide to take it up after a few months, and eBay is littered with second hand unused equipment. Personally I'd stick to...

When getting work as a photographer it's all about promoting yourself. You'll have to get out there and network - exhibitions, studios, talks and of course with potential clients. You'll be going through business cards like you wouldn't believe. Nobody will remember your name but an eye...

You can use any lights (home or photographic). As you're shooting still life any light will do the job - the only issue is house lights need longish exposures. Experiment using lamps etc, there's no need to spend loads of cash on photographic lights. Look on the Internet for cheats and tips...

Richard Price made a career out of it - check him out.. http://www.rprincephoto.com/. He was one of the first post modern photographers. He ran into copyright issues but managed to argue his case. Be careful what you do with the images you could run into a few job worths...