Hi Greg, Marketing isn't really as tough as you might think. First of all, just by rote of living the way I do, work seems to come to me every now and then just out of the blue. Editors and buyers of one type or another get wind of me (it's amazing how word gets around in the strangest ways) and ask me to do particular shoot, write a column, etc. I do a lot of e-mail marketing, but not spam. I send folios and sell sheets out to prospective clients, which I can do merely by getting to a post office. My equipment, including printers, are always with me and I print my own marketing material. The Internet is a MAJOR source of marketing for me as well, and it's not very hard to find a place with high-speed access no matter where I am for the most part. It does take a lot of planning and forethought, but staying organized and focused has always gotten me through. ~G~ Regards, Gavyn Aaron Photographer/Artist OutBC Productions (Ph) 832-794-1671 (E-Mail) GavynAaron@xxxxxxxxx (Web Site) http://www.OutBC.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gregory Stempel" <fyrframe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: "List for Photo/Imaging Educators - Professionals - Students" <photoforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 1:15 PM Subject: Re: On the Road > Gavyn, > > Curious how you market your work if you are living on the road? > > I used to do the same thing when major events such as forest fires, King > riots, now I stay in my RV trailer or hotels, but still carry all the > necessary gear for living in the wild for my nature work. > > Take care, > Gregory david Stempel > FIREFRAMEi m a g i n g > www.americanphotojournalist.com > > >
