Photography success Quotes, Tips and Wisdom

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Abadzic, Stanko

Abbey, Edward

Abbott, Berenice

Abell, Sam

Ackerman, Diane

Acosta, Blanca

Acuna, David

Adams, Ansel

Adams, Claude

Adams, Eddie

Adams, Edsel

Adams, Gilbert

Adams, Jeff

Adams, Peter

Adams, Robert

Adams, Scott

Adams, Jim

Adatto, Kiku

Addario, Lynsey

Agee, James Rufus

Agou, Christophe

Aldighieri, April

Allard, William Albert

Allen, Timothy

Aluko, Omolara

Andersen, Thomas Folke

Anderson, Margaret C.

Anne, Princess

Anonymous

Appelt, Dieter

Aragon, Louis

Araki, Nobuyoshi

Arbus, Amy

Arbus, Diane

Archibald, Timothy

Arino, Eimu

Aristotle

Arnheim, Rudolf

Arnold, Eve

Aronovich, Ignacio

Arp, Hans

Arthus-bertrand, Yann

Asif, Usman B.

Atget, Eugene

Atkins, Anna

Atkinson, Brooks

Attar, Abbas

Atticks, Joshua

Attie, Shimon

Auden, Wystan Hugh

Auletta, Ken

Auletta, Ralph

Ausloos, Paul

Auster, Paul

Avedon, Richard

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..Photographic success is not just about getting the equipment. And you can't market yourself without a portfolio. If you love photography enough, the equipment will come, the portfolio will result and if you enjoy the process, successful will follow. You will evolve your own "formula". - Bruno Schreck

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The most successful photographs are not those that required the most trouble. - Carlo Rim - from his article 'On the Snapshot' published in the Parisian magazine Vu in 1930.

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Success is not judged by how far you climbed but how many people you took with you - Anonymous

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The whole question of success and failure [in photography] resolves itself into an investigation of the capacities of the machine and well may we be satisfied with the rich gifts it bestows, without straining it into a competition with art. For everything for which art, so-called, has hitherto been the means but no the end, photography is the allotted agent – for all that requires mere manual correctness, and mere manual slavery, without any employment of the artistic feeling, she is the proper and therefore the perfect medium. She is made for the present age in which the desire for art resides in a small minority, but the craving, or rather necessity for cheap, prompt, and correct facts in the public at large. Photography is the purveyor of such knowledge to the world. She is sworn witness of everything presented to her view. - Anonymous - quoted from The Open University Set Book Industrialization and Culture 1830 – 1914. [cited in: Creative Camera November 1974, p. 364]

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