The Photographers Guide To Setting Up A WebSite

Moore, Martyn

ISBN 10: 0715320920 / ISBN 13: 9780715320921

Published by David & Charles, 2005

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Photographers Guide To Setting Up A WebSite
• Publisher: David & Charles
• Publication Date: 2005
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0715320920
• ISBN 13: 9780715320921
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

-Teaches photographers how to set up a simple website for free

-Contains all the advice and information to get the most from a website

-Specially designed example websites accompany the book, with techniques demonstrated online

A Web site is an invaluable tool for all photographers whether they want to post family pictures for relations overseas or they want to market their work as a professional photographer.

This book will teach readers how to set up a basic website for free, as well as arming more serious photographers with the knowledge they need to go about creating a professional web site while avoiding potential pitfalls.

Accompanied by specially built example websites, with ideas and techniques clearly demonstrated in a live online environment, and with forums and message boards for readers to use, this guide is an essential tool for every photographer.

About the Author

Martyn Moore is a photographer and journalist. In a successful career he has held a number of magazine editorships in the fields of photography, internet technology and motoring, including Managing Editor and Editor-in-Chief of Emap photography magazines and editor of Internet Magazine, Britain's most popular internet magazine. He is currently the editor of Classic Cars magazine and is a contributor to the Daily Telegraph on motoring subjects. Martyn lives in Peterborough.