Nuwomb Newsletter

09/08/2010 | Forward to a Friend |

Photography Projects

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1 Million Photographs?

Thomas Hawk has an ambitious goal related to his photography. What is your 1 Million Photograph Goal? In relation to the article about the vision for a Photography Business, I bring up the idea of a legacy goal related to your photography. Forget the line of "I'm passionate about photography" and get deep into the meaning you want to bring about via ambitions photography goals. This is something people could look at even if you're not a photographer. The reason I am getting deeper and deeper into idealistic articles is because I believe in more than photography being about what you do. Set some massive goals that relate to why you get out of bed every day and get more on this in the article.

Emerging Vision for the Photography Business

We’re reminded by David duChemin about the importance of our vision in photography. In as much as our vision for photography, I’ve been meditating on the vision for my own photography business and overall business in the long term. While I don't expand too much on my intended path, I bring up some things you may want to think about to become a visionary for your own business.

Photoblog Gaining Popularity

Nuwomb 360 is a photoblog I've created on Tumblr. I've been really enjoying the use of Tumblr for a photoblog and it may be where I create more photography related projects. I've been keeping up with new posts pretty much daily, but I do plan to ramp up with more than 1 per day.

If you're using Tumblr, you can follow the Photoblog and be updated easily as you login. If you're not a member of the free site, you can easily subscribe to the RSS feed for Nuwomb 360 and be updated in any RSS Reader. Or simply set it to your homepage so that when you start up your browser you'll be greeted with a new photograph!