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A British photographic magazine of the highest quality.
Packed full of interesting articles that will interest you. Professional Imagemaker is now available on subscription.
Scheduled Articles:
Equipment Reviews, Digital Capture, Tutorials, Photographer Profiles, Techniques, Architectural Photography, Marketing Tips, Wedding & Portrait Tutorials, Industry News, High End Capture, Articles, Print Competition, Long Term Trials, Desk Top Publishing
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Readership Profile:
Full Time - Semi Professional
Statement of Purpose
Professional Imagemaker is the publication of the Society of Wedding & Portrait Photographers and the British Professional Photographers Associates. The membership is open to full-time professional and semi-professional photographers. A full time staff runs the organization from offices in Rhyl, North Wales
In order to reflect the growth in membership and the way the professional photographer operates, the broad editorial aims for the new Professional Imagemaker are as follows:
To enhance the prestige of the SWPP & BPPA to educate and inform its members in the matter of photographic technology, techniques, business matters and creativity. Digital technology is a key element in today's professional photography and the content is biased towards the use of that technology in professional practice.
To keep membership abreast of developments in this rapidly changing area of activity.
To provide a focused assessment of photographic and allied products which are of specific interest to those who earn money from their photography.
To showcase the work of members in order to encourage and inspire the readership.
The SWPP 2008 Convention was an outstanding success,
we have 242 days to get ready for the 2009 convention - which starts on January 14, 2009
Photo Quote: The moon develops the imagination, as chemicals develop photographic images. Sheila Ballantyne