zee mang landed a shot in the Shooting Gallery in the most recent issue of Coulior. Nice
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zee mang landed a shot in the Shooting Gallery in the most recent issue of Coulior. Nice
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I prop you a second time.
Add another 'prop' to the tally from me.
That's one pic closer to being a full-time photog, right?
WoW THANKS for all the Props guys!
It was a slow start but things are starting to pick up. So far I have had shots in the first issue of Powder, a Ad in Frequency, a Sessions Ad in Freeskier, A shot in 2 Freeski, and a Full page in the Newest issue of Backcountry and Coulior, So I am SUPPER STOKED. There should be some more shots comming out latr in the season. Ill try and post some new pics for you guys, but it may be a while, cus i am really busy with school, and 2 jobs.
prop^
was it that shot of deano at BOC gundy?
dude.
scweeet!
Dean is old and pussed out at the BOC show. Past his bedtime or something. hop and I were the only ones there... In fact, where the hell were you?!?Quote:
Originally posted by White Chocolate
was it that shot of deano at BOC gundy?
What rate of publishing does it take to be considered a full-time professional ski photographer (ie you make you living mainly from your photos)? Do you only need a few shots published every month? 10 shots? 20 shots?
Just curious.
Big ups MBS.
Cool.
SaAaH,
d.
Hopefully you won't forget to at least enjoy life a little bit;)Quote:
Originally posted by mtbakerskier
WoW THANKS for all the Props guys!
It was a slow start but things are starting to pick up. So far I have had shots in the first issue of Powder, a Ad in Frequency, a Sessions Ad in Freeskier, A shot in 2 Freeski, and a Full page in the Newest issue of Backcountry and Coulior, So I am SUPPER STOKED. There should be some more shots comming out latr in the season. Ill try and post some new pics for you guys, but it may be a while, cus i am really busy with school, and 2 jobs.
Lots and lots and lots. I doubt that with all that Gunderson just quoted that he had published, that that would even come close to covering film costs alone. Right Grant.Quote:
Originally posted by AntiSoCalSkier
What rate of publishing does it take to be considered a full-time professional ski photographer (ie you make you living mainly from your photos)? Do you only need a few shots published every month? 10 shots? 20 shots?
Just curious.
We're talking Back Of Canyon, not the "other" BOC...the one where Dean was a punk and couldn't get out of bed and you were nowhere to be seen.
Talking about BOC and BOC... I would have loved to "straightline" the BOC of that vintage groupie at the show. Heh... "maybe he like oldah women" ;)
Im lucky in that I get a VERY good deal on film and processing, and my ratio of rolls to publsihed shot is good, but I defntly am not making egnough to shoot full time as in shooting 247 and not doing any other manuel labor on the side. But with a few more photo sales, and saving up every cent that I make working two jobs, I MAY beable to shoot full time this winter.Quote:
Originally posted by powderpyg
Lots and lots and lots. I doubt that with all that Gunderson just quoted that he had published, that that would even come close to covering film costs alone. Right Grant.
As far as number of shots that you would need to have publsihed every month to shoot full time, and not have to work any other job, it is probally around 15 to 20, and that is if there published a minum of full page each, and at one of the higher paid mags.
But I live pretty frugally, so this number is probally a lot hire for most and that is only based upon six months, so if you dont want to work another job in the summer, you need to have an equall number of shots publsihed in sumer mags.
supprt yuor local photog!