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Will Seberger

Will Seberger

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Profession: Photojournalist
Status: Freelance Editorial and Commer
Location: Tucson , United States
Home base: Tucson, Arizona USA
URL: http://willseberger.com/site/main.html
Email: •••••••• (private)
Languages spoken: English, some Spanish
Organization: Will Seberger Photography
Journal: http://willseberger.blogspot.com
Google Talk: will.seberger@gmail.com
Mobile phone: 520-979-1353
Emergency notes: Contact Andrea Kelly 1 520 891 1572.
Blood type: A+
Last login: less than a minute ago
Member since: 23 Oct 2005 19:10

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I’m a freelance photojournalist based in Tucson, Arizona, USA and am available for assignment worldwide.

In addition to providing photos, I am also capable of reporting and writing for extended captions and full stories.

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Working With NGOs

Presently I do a lot of work in the regional and local editorial market, but am hoping to transition into working with NGOs as a photojournalist; writing and photographing their work.

I am an active volunteer in my community, and would like to use my professional abilities to help out as well; but to do so sustainably.

I certainly didn’t get into the photo business for the money, but I’m wondering if/how to work with NGOs in such a way as to generate a livable income.

I’ve spoken with several people outside of this forum, and the strategy seems to be to either obtain grants to do projects or to tag along with smaller agencies in exchange for full expense and possibly a day-rate and then use the work in books, stock sales and all the ways we presently make money off our work.

So how does one approach these organizations, and how does one structure the deal? I’m not looking for actual money figures, just best practice tips.

Thanks!

21 Jul 2008 17:07 | 15 replies

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