Original Photography And Excellent Photography Courses and Classes
Do you find photography interesting? If ya do then you’re in the right place. I’m Sam D’Amico and this is my website. I’m a professional photographer and professional photography teacher.
While you’re here, take some time, look around and make some comments.
In short, this website is about selling photographs as prints, licensing rights managed stock photography and photography classes.
Specifically, as a professional photographer, I sell prints of my work and license my photographs as rights managed stock photography. In addition, as a professional photography teacher, I post information about my photography classes and I write blog posts based on conversations that happen during my photography classes.
I’m not sure how you wound up here but I’m glad that you’re here.
Study And Practice Photography With Sam
https://samdamico.com/photography-classes-and-photography-courses/
Upcoming Group Photography Classes In Washington DC
https://samdamico.com/upcoming-group-photography-classes-washington-dc/
Being A Photographer-An Online Discussion And Learning Platform For Photographers
https://online-photography-courses.samdamico.com
Purchase A Photograph As Wall Decor
https://samdamico.com/buy-fine-art-photography-as-wall-decor/
License The Use Of A Photograph For Commercial Or Editorial Use
https://samdamico.com/rights-managed-stock-photography/
See Sam’s Photographs
https://photographs.samdamico.com
If you decide to become a professional photographer, especially an independent (freelance) professional photographer you’ve got to understand the risks involved in the area of professional photography that you choose to work in.
Business Of Photography – Risky Business Read More »
Do you have questions about upcoming photography classes? The answers may already be here. If the answer to you question can not be found, please use the reply area on the bottom of the page to ask any questions that you may have.
Frequently Asked Questions – F.A.Q.- FAQ Read More »
Of course I hope that you’ll decide to explore your interest in photography by registering for my classes, however, I realize that there are a lot of choices available.
In order to help you make a more informed decision based on your particular needs, please take a moment to read through the following questions before you register for any workshop.
I hope the questions will assist you in selecting the right person or organization to work with.
Questions To Ask Before You Invest In A Photography Class Read More »
Photographers who are beginning their careers feel that they must work for low pay or no pay to prove themselves. As photographers we prove ourselves with our work. The only thing we prove by working for little or no pay is that we will work for little or no pay.
With Jobs Like These, You’ll Need A Job ! Read More »
Facebook’s terms of use are still unreasonably greedy and as such I’m careful about what I’m willing to post there.
Facebook’s Terms Of Abuse. Read More »
Build on your foundational photography skills, reinforce core exposure principles, and expand your visual awareness. Sam’s Intermediate Photography Course in Washington, DC helps you refine your technical control while honing your personal visual voice. *Looking to build your foundational camera skills first? Consider taking the Getting To Know Your Camera or Introduction to Photography class.
Intermediate Photography – A Washington, DC Photography Class Read More »
Social networking sites like TwitPic have a lot of potential for individual photographers to license their work. This case is important because if it goes for AFP we lose. If it goes for Morel it restates that as the owners of our work we must grant permission to use it.
A Case About Social Networks And Photographers Read More »
You know the sad thing is that, at least in photography, there are plenty of photographers who cave in to this crap.
Business Of Photography – The Vendor Client relationship – in real world situations Read More »
At the risk of being repetitive, especially with respect to the students I work with in my business of photography classes, as a photographer your copyright is your most valuable asset; register it and keep it.
Copyright As Collateral Read More »
