HEY?! THAT'S MY CAB: finding a way in photography

by Van Ditthavong. © 2009
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(*the Hey?! That's My Cab blog has turned into a book! But faithful readers - yes, all three of you - don't fret, there is a new blog. Visit it here - RUNVANRUN or www.runvanrun.blogspot.com)

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  hey?! that's my cab

:::::::::: About the book

The pocketbook every photographer should read when they start thinking their dreams are too far away. It’s packed with simple passages, witty reflections, and thought provoking reminders to help you get to where you want to be as a photographer, creative, and business owner. When there is no one around to pat you on the back, this little book will offer you a big hand.

Filled with 35 quick straight-to-the-point chapters every emerging and working photographer can use to help them unleash their creativity and manage their fears.

This is not a book with pretty photos. This is not a technical book. This is not an academic book. This is a guidebook specifically aimed at photographers/artists for when they are faced with creative adversities and self-doubt during their personal development.

 
 

VAN photographs

+ sample pages

+ blog

+ work

::::::::::: About the author

VAN DITTHAVONG is an emerging shooter going through the same ups and downs as the next photographer and is hanging on. His clients include Texas Monthly, American Way, Men’s Health, Bicycling, and Spirit Magazine (Southwest Airlines). His work also appears in AtEdge, an invitation only series of publications showcasing the top assignment photographers in the world.

 
 

/// contact:

/// van@vanditthavong.com

/// www.vanphotographs.com

::::::::::: F.A.Q.

What's up with the name "HEY?! THAT'S MY CAB?"

You can grab it and go or let someone else take it or wait for the next one. Whatever you chose, like your career - it's up to you on how and when you get there.

 
   

Why did you write this?

It started as a blog. Trying to make it as a photographer can be a lonely journey. When things get tough I wanted to remind myself why I was doing it.

Why should I buy this?

$9.95 - It's way cheaper than therapy.

 

 
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