Grant Scott became a professional photographer in 2000 after working for fifteen years as an art director of photography books and magazines. His images and photographic narratives bring together his experience working with some of the greatest photographers of the last century with his graphic and journalistic talents. He has edited Professional Photographer, Photography Monthly, and Turning Pro magazines in the UK and is now a freelance creative director, a senior lecturer for Editorial and Advertising Photography at the University of Gloucestershire, and the founder and curator/editor of The United Nations of Photography. His first monograph of photography, At Home with the Makers of Style, was published by Thames & Hudson in 2006.

• Introduction. Chapter 1 The New Global Landscape. Chapter 2 The New Commercial Environment. Chapter 3 Getting On-Track Online. Chapter 4 The Power of the Personal Project. Chapter 5 The Value of the Image Reconsidered. Chapter 6 The Importance of the Moving Image. Chapter 7 Taking Control of Your Professional Practice. Appendix The New Landscape Community Online. Index.

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Grant Scott became a professional photographer in 2000 after working for fifteen years as an art director of photography books and magazines. His images and photographic narratives bring together his experience working with some of the greatest photographers of the last century with his graphic and journalistic talents. He has edited Professional Photographer, Photography Monthly, and Turning Pro magazines in the UK and is now a freelance creative director, a senior lecturer for Editorial and Advertising Photography at the University of Gloucestershire, and the founder and curator/editor of The United Nations of Photography. His first monograph of photography, At Home with the Makers of Style, was published by Thames & Hudson in 2006.

• Introduction. Chapter 1 The New Global Landscape. Chapter 2 The New Commercial Environment. Chapter 3 Getting On-Track Online. Chapter 4 The Power of the Personal Project. Chapter 5 The Value of the Image Reconsidered. Chapter 6 The Importance of the Moving Image. Chapter 7 Taking Control of Your Professional Practice. Appendix The New Landscape Community Online. Index.

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Grant Scott became a professional photographer in 2000 after working for fifteen years as an art director of photography books and magazines. His images and photographic narratives bring together his experience working with some of the greatest photographers of the last century with his graphic and journalistic talents. He has edited Professional Photographer, Photography Monthly, and Turning Pro magazines in the UK and is now a freelance creative director, a senior lecturer for Editorial and Advertising Photography at the University of Gloucestershire, and the founder and curator/editor of The United Nations of Photography. His first monograph of photography, At Home with the Makers of Style, was published by Thames & Hudson in 2006.

• Introduction. Chapter 1 The New Global Landscape. Chapter 2 The New Commercial Environment. Chapter 3 Getting On-Track Online. Chapter 4 The Power of the Personal Project. Chapter 5 The Value of the Image Reconsidered. Chapter 6 The Importance of the Moving Image. Chapter 7 Taking Control of Your Professional Practice. Appendix The New Landscape Community Online. Index.

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