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EXIF & Beyond: Dan Heller Interview – The Business of Photography

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The seventh episode of EXIF and Beyond has been released. In this episode Dan Heller discusses a variety of topics in relation to the business of photography. Topics of discussion include: how to best get started, leveraging the Internet, marketing, portfolios, what sells, and his latest efforts regarding hierarchical keywording.

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Dan Heller Interview – The Business of Photography

For the non-iTune listeners a streaming version of this podcast can be accessed here.

As discussed in this episode:

“Keywording’s Role in the Future of Stock Photography”

“Adobe Adopts Hierarchical Keywording Proposal”

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Posted by Jim on 06.25.2007 at 1:51 am
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Swan Song Photography

Still good a year later. Thanks for the post, Jim. It really helped out with some questions I was having.

latoga

Great interview Jim! Dan expanded his thoughts and views a bit more than he has in his blog entries. Some very useful thoughts in here.

With so many great photographers right here in the Bay Area, it's sad we only seem to interact virtually... :-)

jim

Raoul and Richard... glad you guys liked the podcast.

Andrew and Micki let me know what you think after you've had a listen.

Thanks for the feedback

Micki Ferguson

when Andrew Ferguson gets it on his IPOD I'll have him put it on mine ;)

Richard

Great podcast Jim! Dan's book is very good as well. Some smart business analysis in there.

Raoul

There's some amazing, eye-opening info in that podcast. I've got the file saved to my computer. Jim, it was such a good idea to interview Dan, and so incredibly nice of him to share such insights with us!