The Business of Photography

As part of a project for the Greenmarket Tavern in New York, photographer Larry Letters created a collection of images to tell the story of wine

Someone used my picture without permission! What do I win?

Although you hope it won’t happen, you need to plan for the day when you and a business partner will decide to go your separate ways. Thinking it through up front can prevent a lot of angst and bad feelings later.

David Jay’s breast cancer survivors project

VII The Magazine looks to reshape how visual stories are told, distributed and paid for in a tough, uncertain economic climate

Julian Lennon’s personal and profound Timeless exhibition

While it can be a powerful tool for getting your work noticed, Creative Commons presents problems for unwary photographers

Amid changing technology and an increasingly difficult business environment, schools and teachers who are training tomorrow’s pros have their work cut out for them as they struggle to push forward while creating a foundation built upon the past

For Lane Coder, dramatic life changes brought him to a deeply personal new project

Get exposure for your work without losing ownership of it

Jane Gennaro’s extraordinary project to highlight the bizarre and troubling state of today’s fashion models

Picking up where our May/June article left off, DPP delves into acquiring, registering and protecting your business trademark