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Photographers, don’t define yourself by industry labels

Every day. Fine art photography is photography created with the intent to sell as art. Unlike snapshots intended to simply record a memory or commercial photography designed to serve a purpose such as selling a product in a fashion advertisement or documenting a product for sale. Fine art photographs sell from well known high concept artists such as Sally Mann or Cindy Sherman to collectors and museums. Art Wolfe and Peter Lik sell fine art photographs/decor type images to people looking to decorate their walls. Less known fine art photographers such as Edward M. Fielding sell fine art photographs on a daily basis through online gallery such as Edward Fielding - Website (http://edward-fielding.pixels.com)

Photographers, don’t define yourself by industry labels

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Ted Forbe’s vlog about photography is refreshing because he mainly talks about the “art of photography” rather than the “art of buying camera equipment”. Sure,…

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Dairy Cow Fine Art Print

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Modern farmhouse decor featuring a black and white dairy cow from Vermont.

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Timing in Landscape Photography

Grafton Ghost Town in Grafton, Utah by Wendy Fielding

Timing in Landscape Photography

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The hardest thing about traveling and photography is timing. There is only one sunrise and one sunset each day. There are only so many places…

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Recently Sold: Elvis Greeting Cards

Recently Sold: Elvis Greeting Cards

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Greeting cards with Elvis.

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A little courtesy goes a long way

A little courtesy goes a long way

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Take only photographs, leave only footprints. If all photographers (hikers, fishermen, tourist etc) would only think of those who come after them, the world would…

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Photography: Creating Meaningful Photographs