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Inside the liveBooks photo portfolio service
Connected Photographer Magazine - February 2007
Last week, we had the opportunity to speak with Andy Patrick, a social entrepreneur and CEO of liveBooks, a resource for photographers. We learned about how you can promote your photography to how we can all save the planet. This week, we continue our interview letting him dive deep into liveBooks. You'll learn both how it might help you promote your own photography and learn more about the inner workings of the site itself.
How having your own Web site can help you promote your photos
Connected Photographer Magazine - February 2007
Here at Connected Photographer, we like to bring you information straight from leading experts on various photographic topics. This week, we had the opportunity to interview Andy Patrick, a social entrepreneur and CEO of liveBooks, a resource for photographers. In this interview, we'll cover issues ranging from how you can promote your photography to how we can all save the planet. Never say we don't think big.
Manage your Web site using the CityDesk content management system
Connected Photographer Magazine - January 2007
You've decided to showcase your work on the Web, but you don't know anything about creating Web pages. Neither did Senior Editor James Booth. But he did know that a content management system was the key. That's how he found CityDesk from Fog Creek Software.
Create instant photoblogs with splashBlog
Connected Photographer Magazine - December 2005
Contributing Editor Bill Man think's he's getting lazy. He's got an excellent digital camera, but can never bring himself to carry the thing, preferring instead to snap pictures on the fly with his Treo 650. The trick is getting the pictures online quickly in a form that people can easily view. Enter SplashBlog, an easy-to-use photoblogging application for smartphones and other wireless devices. With SplashBlog on his phone, Bill can shoot, caption, and post pictures almost instantly from anywhere he has a connection. Is it something you should consider? Read this review to find out.
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