JT Spunk | Photography

What’s a good way to promote my photography online?

I already have a flickr account and have submitted my work to as many free online contests as possible.. what else can I do?

DeviantART.

Not only can you get other real photographer’s feed back but you can also look at others.

http://www.deviantart.com/

American Woman: A Pictorial Celebration by the Winners of the Parade-Kodak National Photo Contest $10.80 …

How to Enter and Win Black and White Photography Contests $9.61 This book is in Good Used condition

How to Enter and Win Color Photography Contests $7.31 This book is in Good Used condition

Winning Digital Photo Contests by Wignall, Jeff Edition ILL, 1 $21.49 Digital photo contests are hot, hot, HOT—and this savvy guide reveals the inside secrets and technical advice photographers need to find—and win—the best competitions. Jeff Wignall covers all aspects of this rising phenomenon, from finding safe and trustworthy contests to taking visually impressive and emotionally powerful photos that will catch the judges’ eyes.In addition to prizes, these contests provide digital photographers with a unique and unprecedented opportunity to showcase their work, and Wignall maps out how to take advantage of this exciting trend. He also includes one-on-one interviews with key contest owners and judges to get the behind-the-scenes scoop on why a particular photo won. The features contests include: Digital Image Cafe, National Wildlife Federation, Kodak, Steve’s Digicams,Popular Photography, SmithsonianMagazine, Wet Pixel, and many more.Well over 100 original contest-winning images appear throughout the book, with commentary from the contributing photographers on their specific style and shooting techniques. 

Math Contests by Conrad, Steven R. Edition , 2 $13.99 Math Contests. Conrad, Steven R.

Digital Photography Essentials (Hardcover) $32.5 In the fast changing world of digital photography, no other partnership has been as successful at keeping up with current trends and developments as DK and Tom Ang. In his new book, Digital Photography Essentials, DK`s richly illustrative design and Tom`s clear writing and direction blend together to produce a strong combination of practical instruction with visual inspiration. Providing a strong combination of practical instruction with visual inspiration, Digital Photography Essentials, covers the basics of photography, different ways to approach a subject, how to develop projects, and image manipulation. With its fresh, contemporary design, beautiful images, and jargon free, yet highly practical text, Digital Photography Essentials, is a practical and inspiring book that will take beginners to confident, creative photographers.

World Photography Organisation $65.33 Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The World Photography Organisation (WPO) is an international organisation which manages various initiatives for amateur and professional photographers. Incorporated as World Photography Awards Limited, the organisation is most notably known for the annual Sony World Photography Awards and the subsequent World Photography Festival exhibiting the work of winning photographers in each category. The awards are sponsored by Sony and have taken place in Cannes since 2007. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Tennoe, Mariam T./ Henssonow, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 64 Publication Date: 2011/04/01 Language: English Dimensions: 9.02 x 5.98 x 0.15 inches

Winning Monologs for Young Actors: 65 Honest-To-Life Characteriation to Delight Young Actors and Audiences of All Ages $11.94 For speech contests, acting exercises, auditions or audience entertainment in a stage review, these short monologs are to theatre what Art Buchwald is to journalism, Warm, Funny. And best of all–reall Sixty-five characterizations for girls, boys and both together. Any young person will relate to the topics of these scripts. And they will like them as performance material that is “scare-free.” The only book of “nontheatrical” monologs we know of. Sample titles include: My Blankee: All Mothers Are Clairvoyant: Cafeteria Lunches: They’ll Be Sorry When I’m Dead: I’m Not My Brother, I’m Me; The Girl That I Marry; Too Young for This: Too Old for That; The Last Day of Sixth Grade; Three-Kleenex(R) Movies; I Thought Ellen Was My Friend: What Will I Be When I Grow Up?; The Driver’s Test is a Piece of Cake.