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Brighton, Sussex, from Free Photographic Omnibus, 1974. Photo: Daniel Meadows, at the National Media Museum until 19 February
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OpportunityRedeye Printing Bursary with Rob Sara
Redeye is very pleased to launch an annual bursary, open to paid members of Redeye only; each year one member will win the opportunity to have works on negative printed by top printer Rob Sara to the value of £750. The deadline is 20 February 2012.
Redeye launches printing bursary with Rob Sara
The bursary, which is for work shot on colour negative, will involve two days of directed hand printing to produce a series of images for a photographer’s portfolio to the value of up to £750. Please click here for further details.
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Winning new clients in 2012
Guest opinion:
Len Grant considers the most effective way to develop your photographic business
New year. New start. It's the time when we all lift our heads up from our day-to-day responsibilities and try and see into the future. Where do we want to be and how are we going to get there?
For professional photographers, I guess, getting some new clients will be one of the new year resolutions. And this year that's going to be tougher than ever. Business development isn't everyone's favourite pastime but, if you're going to make it through this downturn, it has to be near the top of the to-do list.
