Get Professionals From The Chicago Tribune To Look At Your Photos

A popular question I get from young people who are interested in photography is what kind of photos do the magazines like? I did say they were young, but at the same time this question could have come from any newbie who's trying to dip their toes into photography. Of course besides the just do it response and take some classes there's not much I can really tell them because at the moment I'm an intermediate photographer working my way up. Yes I've had some of my photos used on websites but anyone who's much further into photography knows there's much more. 

 

For beginners as well as those who are ready to dive right in, Chicago Tribune - Trib Nation is offering Trib U: Your Photography Portfolio. Trib U was created by a team from the Chicago Tribune and the aim was to focus it's attention toward lifestyle and consumer journalism. Trib U say it's the University of You and that it's designed to help you with issues dealing with your relationship, your career, your finances and to do that a big part is helping you to learn.   

 

TribU: Your Photography Portfolio is an opportunity for you to meet Chicago Tribune photographers and photo editors and have them look over your portfolio. The photo staff is there to give one on one advice and give you tips on improving your work. This way you can get the know right from those who are right in it and who better than those who work for the Chicago Tribune. 

 

The event is $80.12 ($75 + $5.12 (fee)) and remember to bring a CD with 15 photos

 

 

So get your brain in gear, bring your best work, ask a lot of questions and here's to seeing you in the publications