Why you'll want to attend this workshop: Learn how to turn your hobby into a profitable part-time business Ways to get your business started faster 'Lessons Learned' from other part-time professionals Quick-start tips to build your business to the size you want Avoid costly mistakes new photographers make when starting out What this workshop is all about... Photography is a fun and rewarding hobby. But often amateur photographers want to do more with their pictures than fill their family albums and hang prints on the walls of their homes. Often they entertain ideas about photography as a business or career. But short of taking the plunge into a job as a full-time photographer enthusiasts can consider numerous ways to sell their photos in the Photography Boot Camp workshop "How to Make Money With Your Camera." "Some amateur photographers would like to have an extra revenue stream while others may simply want to express themselves by publishing in magazines or books or by placing photographs in galleries and other outlets," said workshop co-organizer David Bell. "That's what this workshop is about... helping photographers explore ways they can make money with their hobby." Photographers who have been successful in careers other than photography will share how they have developed their own niches in selling their photographs. Presentations will be led by part-time photographers in -- the fine art market, portrait and weddings, e-books and print books, and magazine contributions. A magazine and newspaper editor will discuss what it's like to be on both sides of the the equation ... both as a freelancer and as the decision-maker on buying photography for publication. Presenters include: J.P. Bell, a retired physician from Fort Smith, Ark.; Kerry Hays, assistant superintendent at Roaring River State Park in Missouri; Charlie Chappel of Berryville, Ark.; Chip Ford, photographer and advertising sales director for Lovely County Citizen; David Bell, Steve Johnson and Kristal Kuykendall, of Carroll County Newspapers. Lawrence Photo and Video in Springfield, Mo. is the corporate sponsor of the workshop. "How to Make Money With Your Camera" will be held on Saturday, February 23 at the Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center in Eureka Springs, Ark. The one-day workshop will begin with check-in at 8 a.m., running until 5:30 p.m. Cost of the workshop is $155 if registered by February 18. After that the fee is $175. Space is limited. On-line registration is available at www.Photography-Bootcamp.com. For questions call David Bell at 870-423-8036. There are also discounted special room rates available at the Inn of the Ozarks if you'd prefer to come the night before to be onsite bright and early at the all-day Saturday workshop, or even to take in the sights and sounds of Eureka Springs before the workshop kicks off at 8:30 am Saturday morning. You can call the Inn of the Ozarks at (800) 814-8307 and request the "Bootcamp Workshop" discount rate. But rooms are limited, so act today to reserve your ticket and your room for this workshop. Thank you! FYI: For security purposes ensure that your ticket receipt confirms payment has been made to 'Johnson Publishing Company' for this workshop. Remember to bring your paid receipt with you to the workshop. For more information, email Steve Johnson @ steven.dale.johnson@gmail.com. Workshop produced by Boot Camp Workshops. Photography Workshop - Jan. 12, 2013 - Learn how to use your SLR Camera Settings to Take Better Photographs

Why you'll want to attend this one-day workshop: Learn how to work your digital Single-Lens Reflex (SLR) camera like a pro Take the confusion out of operating your SLR camera Take charge of your camera - never miss another perfect picture Get the most our of your SLR camera Impress your friends and family by capturing the exact images you really want! Register for this exclusive photography workshop, conducted by professional photographer David Bell in Berryville, Arkansas, on Jan. 12, 2013. Seats are limited, so register today. Cost is only $45. Prices at the door on day of the event (depending on space availability) will be $55, so order your ticket in advance.