What I do for a living

[David Kilpatrick]

I've put the latest edition of Master Photo Digital - the magazine which enables me to survive - on line:

http://content.yudu.com/Library/A15i10/ ... %3D1936260" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

As you will see, it's very specialised and dedicated to the pro market, mainly weddings and portraits. This is not a very typical issue, it's a bit thin on pages and has a poster spread in the centre. I have just signed up for Yudu.com and will be creating viewable versions of Photoworld on this site. I may also produce some paid-for content.

David

[Dusty]

Thanks, David, it looks like a nice magazine.

Dusty

[rogprov]

Thanks David, fascinating, a glimpse into a different world of photography for me

[Greg Beetham]

I agree, that's an impressive piece of work, it's one thing to earn your living from doing photography, (that would be tough I reckon, as then photography really no longer belongs to you...you belong to it) and quite another to produce a magazine expressly for that target audience, that's a whole new level of endeavour.
Greg

[Dr. Harout]

I've put the latest edition of Master Photo Digital - the magazine which enables me to survive - on line:

http://content.yudu.com/Library/A15i10/ ... %3D1936260" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

As you will see, it's very specialised and dedicated to the pro market, mainly weddings and portraits. This is not a very typical issue, it's a bit thin on pages and has a poster spread in the centre. I have just signed up for Yudu.com and will be creating viewable versions of Photoworld on this site. I may also produce some paid-for content.

David

David, may I suggest teaching you cosmetology?