When is close too close?
By Jim Foster — Wildlife photographers have a way of wanting a certain shot so badly they forget safety and their good sense.
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Craft Improvement
Writing for children’s magazines
By Mary Nickum — Children’s magazines are growing in number, especially with the advent of the e-zine.
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Writing leads and kickers
By Peter Schroeder — While the lead drives the reader into the article, the kicker drives the story into the reader.
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Share your way to a sale
By Paul Queneau — Online file sharing sites offer a powerful way to get your work in front of buyers.
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Writing good leads: How to begin a story
By Wayne van Zwoll — Lead … or readers won’t follow!
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Your writing can benefit from a critique group
By Mary Nickum — While practice is the best way to improve your writing skills, you won’t know whether you’re on the right track, unless you get feedback.
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Market your photos to conservation organizations
By Matt Miller — People relate to stories and places, not jargon and reports. Your photos can help convey those stories.
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Staff by proxy: The business affairs of a freelancer
By Kris Millgate — Switching to self-sufficiency comes with a few hurdles I not so gracefully stumbled over in order to stay in business.
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