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Studio Photography (The Business behind the Image), reaches 50,000 professional photographers each month in all segments of the professional photography market, with over 95% listed as studio owners/management. Our editorial focus on business practices, marketing strategies, techniques and workflow, and products & services offers the reader vital business information needed to stay competitive in today's challenging professional photography market.

In the March 2007 Issue

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Studio Photography
Cover Story
Liberation!
Davis Photography turns post-production time into freed up productive time.
By Martha Blanchfield
Features
Fast, Flexible, Nimble
Randy Duchaine transforms corporate portraiture iInto vibrant visual narratives.
By Dan Havlik
Switching Gears
Wedding photojournalist David Crane gets creative boost from editorial past.
By Elizabeth Friszell-Neroulas
Columns & Departments
Letter From The Editor
This month's issue covers all your interests.
By Alice B. Miller
Marketing Strategies
Presentations: Folders & Folios Complete the Presentation
"Slow Photography" Sets You Apart.
By Dave Wacker
Products & Services
A Day in the Life of a Lensbaby 3G Helping to Capture the Circle of Life
Helping to capture the Circle of Life.
By Peggy Dyer
Innovations
The latest capture and digital/computer products, and some must-have accessories.
By Tara Propper
Lasting Impressions
Enhance your products and profits with albums & frames.
By Jennifer Gidman
Business Matters
Firefighters' Calendar a Big Success
Project Raises Thousands for Young Burn Victims.
By Georgia Sheron
Are Videography Services Part of Your Product Mix?
Results of February question.
By Tara Propper
Techniques/How-to
OnOne Software's PhotoFrame Pro 3
Give your images a novel edge.
By Scott Stulberg
Onlinephotofix.com
A quick, cost-efficient way to restore, repair, revive your photos.
By Bernie Walters
Shoot for Good, Not to Fix It Later
Light to enhance, not to overpower.
By Gil Stose
Reviews
Apple Aperture 1.5
Let me count the ways to workflow bliss.
By Andy Marcus
Epson Stylus Pro 3800
For quality, size, weight & price, it's Epson's best yet.
By Douglas Dubler
Industry Scene
Industry Scene
Highlights of the IPC annual luncheon at the United Nations in New York City.
Calumet Photography Contest Winners Announced
Calumet Photography winners announced.





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