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Photography For Contractors
July  2007   Similar Articles
By Steve Greenberg   (8  Pages)
Get publication-quality photos with a digital camera and expert lighting techniques.

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Photography For Contractors Get publication-quality photos with a digital camera and expert lighting techniques Steve Greenberg Short of dragging prospective clients to your job sites, photography is the only way you're going to be able to show them examples of your work. But dim, blurry, poorly composed images aren't likely to impress anyone. Fortunately, while there may be some special projects where it pays to hire a pro, taking your own high-quality architectural photographs isn't difficult. The key to getting great photos is your digital camera. Although you could easily spend an arm and a leg on a pro-quality digital

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