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Do you know?
Every
major writers magazine includes at least one recent article stating
the advantages of photos. Photos document, illustrate, or describe,
many
subjects. Other books and CDs on this subject cost over $20. The
cheapest online photography
classes cost over $150.
Article and
Guideline Examples
Writing World Newsletter - June 24, 2004, From the Editor's Desk, by Moira Allen
the Writer - July 2004, The writing life goes digital, by Joyce Faulkner
Writers' Journal - May/June 2004 features a Photography Techniques column
Nostalgia Magazine guidelines require one photo for every 400 words.
Grit Magazine guidelines state photos are required.
Kiwanis
Magazine guidelines state photos are desirable.
And, there are more examples at the bottom of
this page!
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You
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Your
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You learn how to add photos without taking your own pictures.
Publishers
prefer one-stop shopping. You gain a sales advantage.
You
learn where to find photo partners who are great photographers.
Analyzing
illustrations correctly helps you adapt your story to fit the
publication.
You learn to find new markets by understanding more about the
target
publications.
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110 pages, including photo examples!
Still
not convinced photos will benefit your writing career? Read on.
Poets & Writers, Sept/Oct 2004, page 94:
Announcing
the publication of "Adirondack
Notebook", Photographs & Poems by Siv Cedering. Her web site
is www.cedering.com.
The Storycircle Lifewriting contest winner
(announced in Sept. 2004) publishes poetry, essays, and photography, in
addition to running her desktop publishing business.
www.storycircle.org.
Snap Shots: Photo Op Poems From An
Everyday Life,
by Rochelle Brener
Ms. Brener won 1st-Place in the Poetry category in Writer's Digest International Self-Published Book Awards for 2003. Her work is described as poetry written with an eye for photography. Writer's Digest magazine, August 2004, page 32.
A special feature of the Green Lake Writers Conference in Green Lake, Wisconsin is an audio-visual presentation with Writer's Digest self-published award winners Stephen Kirkpatrick, Photographer and Marlo Carter Kirkpatrick, Freelance Writer/Author. Byline magazine, July/Aug. 2004, page 34.
In 83 Ways to Make Money by Beth Fowler (AWOC.COM, 2002), page 11, Idea #35 begins "Shutterbugs and scribes unite…"
