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Blake J. Discher event Sydney Stop your Grumbling!
14 June 2013
Due to popular demand, US based Blake J. Discher will be holding a seminar in NSW after The AIPP Nikon Event, you won't want to miss out on! Proudly presented by AIPP and ACMP.
About ACMP
Australian Commercial and Media Photographers (ACMP), established in 1991, acts as a united voice for Australian professional working photographers.
The ACMP is committed to the development and promotion of professional photography. It provides members with an understanding of the more complex issues of professional photography such as copyright re-usage, contracts, sales tax, legal protection, digital imaging. insurance, standard terms and conditions.
The ACMP sets industry best practices through publications such as the Better Business Bible, Photography Competition Guidelines and Architects Guide to Copyright.
The website is a rich online resource for members across the country with a large library of ACMP seminars, photographer interviews and industry forums.
The ACMP has a membership of approximately 400. Together with the Australian Institute of Professional Photographers (AIPP) it represents around 2,500 photographers in Australia.
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Members Blog
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The 5 point checklist for preventing photographer’s back and neck pain and tightness
31 May 2013 - ACMP
So you've been taking photos for a while, and suddenly you notice your back and neck start telling you something. You might get pain, you might get soreness, but more often than not, it's just a stiffness that starts building up in your neck and shoulders. Maybe your low back is your weak point, so that's where your symptoms start. Or maybe it's your arm or wrist. This discomfort
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Sarah Andersons Capture Tree project
7 May 2013 - ACMP
Sarah Anderson who has been working with Trampoline Melbourne for the last few years shares about what she gets out of being part of the project.
In 2009, after many years of assisting and a two and a half year stint in Canada I decided it was time to break up with my assisting career and start my photography business. It was so scary to stop assisting and get out there with my folio and show everyone. But the hardest part was spending days, weeks and months on the phone trying to book meetings.
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Photographing in Public
7 April 2013 - ACMP
It has been 4 years since my last exhibition, so I recently started thinking about the next one! I shoot mostly people for my commercial work, but generally exhibit industrial images for my fine art. Nice & easy - old factories do not answer back, or demand to know "why are you taking my photo, mate?!?" So... I have some images I have been shooting for the last couple of years - crowds of peopl
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