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I need a name to watermark my photos with - I know.. I know...

Well the pro and cons of having your name as the company name is that you name is the company name. If I royally f-up a shoot or have a bad experience I am forever tied to that.

A good way to avoid this is to not royally f-up.

And..if you do royally F-Up...then stand by it, learn from it, and don't hide behind another name !!
 
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This is a bit of a trainwreck.
 
Far out Photography.
 
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OmniTech Photography
Paraxial Photography
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Pareidolia Photography
 
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Well the pro and cons of having your name as the company name is that you name is the company name. If I royally f-up a shoot or have a bad experience I am forever tied to that.

A good way to avoid this is to not royally f-up.

And..if you do royally F-Up...then stand by it, learn from it, and don't hide behind another name !!

Whoa, why didn't I think of that?!

Hey guys, come here and listen to this awesome idea I just heard, it's called don't **** up! Mind blowing huh?
 
Shoot The Runnah!

American Pi

Pi-hole

Suck my Click
 
"Shuttermonkey"

"Horsefeathers"

"Digitalis"

"Fishbait Photo"

"Digital Solutions Photo Co."
 
Well the pro and cons of having your name as the company name is that you name is the company name. If I royally f-up a shoot or have a bad experience I am forever tied to that.
D. B. Cooper Photos - Nobody has found him in over 30 years, so you'd probably be alright.
 

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