Re: Re: sharedink.com

Thanks. I'll take a look at both sites.

Even though I am very much an amateur photographer, it is okay to do a
book of what one considers their best work, even though it really isn't
anything close to professional? Would it be a good way to get people to
critique one's work?

Brent

Photographer wrote:
>
>
> Brent: While I haven't used sharedlinkcom, I have done 6 coffee table
> books, mostly using Heritage-Makers.com and just recently,
> Shutterfly.com. The quality is really outstanding in both sites. All
> done with my Nikon D70. Shutterfly is so much more "cost palatable."
> I was able to get my first one with them free through a special
> promotion they were having. So I can offer better prices to my
> customers and still make a reasonable profit.
>
> --- In Nikon-D70%40yahoogroups.com">Nikon-D70yahoogroups.com <mailto:Nikon-D70%40yahoogroups.com>;,
> Brent Rawlings <guitarman...> wrote:
&gt; >
>; > Hi,
> >
>; > Any of you used sharedinkcom to print a table top book of your photos
&gt; > taken with D70?
>; >
>; > http://www.siphotographer.com/ <http://www.siphotographer.com/>
> >
>; > Appreciate your thoughts.
> >
>; > Thanks,
> > Brent
&gt; >
>;
>

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Absolutely. Using the book format really makes a difference in how
you present your work. It is very important to present in a
professional format . These books provide a very polished look.
Also, the books are great instant conversation starters. People asked
for copies to purchase for themselves. I sold 3 copies without even
trying. I have had all positive experiences with the book format and
plan to do a whole lot more.

--- In Nikon-D70%40yahoogroups.com">Nikon-D70yahoogroups.com, Brent Rawlings <guitarman...> wrote:
&gt;
> Thanks. I'll take a look at both sites.
&gt;
> Even though I am very much an amateur photographer, it is okay to do a
> book of what one considers their best work, even though it really isn't
> anything close to professional? Would it be a good way to get
people to
> critique one's work?
&gt;
> Brent
&gt;
> Photographer wrote:
&gt; >
> >
> > Brent: While I haven't used sharedlinkcom, I have done 6 coffee table
&gt; > books, mostly using Heritage-Makers.com and just recently,
> > Shutterfly.com. The quality is really outstanding in both sites. All
> > done with my Nikon D70. Shutterfly is so much more "cost palatable."
&gt; > I was able to get my first one with them free through a special
> > promotion they were having. So I can offer better prices to my
> > customers and still make a reasonable profit.
> >
> > --- In Nikon-D70%40yahoogroups.com">Nikon-D70yahoogroups.com
&lt;mailto:Nikon-D70%40yahoogroups.com>,
> > Brent Rawlings <guitarman> wrote:
&gt; > >
>; > > Hi,
> > >
>; > > Any of you used sharedinkcom to print a table top book of your
photos
> > > taken with D70?
>; > >
>; > > http://www.siphotographer.com/ <http://www.siphotographer.com/>
> > >
>; > > Appreciate your thoughts.
> > >
>; > > Thanks,
> > > Brent
&gt; > >
>; >
> >
>;

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Absolutely. Using the book format really makes a difference in how
you present your work. It is very important to present in a
professional format . These books provide a very polished look.
Also, the books are great instant conversation starters. People asked
for copies to purchase for themselves. I sold 3 copies without even
trying. I have had all positive experiences with the book format and
plan to do a whole lot more.

--- In Nikon-D70%40yahoogroups.com">Nikon-D70yahoogroups.com, Brent Rawlings <guitarman...> wrote:
&gt;
> Thanks. I'll take a look at both sites.
&gt;
> Even though I am very much an amateur photographer, it is okay to do a
> book of what one considers their best work, even though it really isn't
> anything close to professional? Would it be a good way to get
people to
> critique one's work?
&gt;
> Brent
&gt;
> Photographer wrote:
&gt; >
> >
> > Brent: While I haven't used sharedlinkcom, I have done 6 coffee table
&gt; > books, mostly using Heritage-Makers.com and just recently,
> > Shutterfly.com. The quality is really outstanding in both sites. All
> > done with my Nikon D70. Shutterfly is so much more "cost palatable."
&gt; > I was able to get my first one with them free through a special
> > promotion they were having. So I can offer better prices to my
> > customers and still make a reasonable profit.
> >
> > --- In Nikon-D70%40yahoogroups.com">Nikon-D70yahoogroups.com
&lt;mailto:Nikon-D70%40yahoogroups.com>,
> > Brent Rawlings <guitarman> wrote:
&gt; > >
>; > > Hi,
> > >
>; > > Any of you used sharedinkcom to print a table top book of your
photos
> > > taken with D70?
>; > >
>; > > http://www.siphotographer.com/ <http://www.siphotographer.com/>
> > >
>; > > Appreciate your thoughts.
> > >
>; > > Thanks,
> > > Brent
&gt; > >
>; >
> >
>;

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