user: Come up with a low-cost package that will appeal to bands who haven't worked with a professional before. You may choose to do both photo shoots and concert photography in order to get experience and enhance your portfolio. Develop relationships with bloggers, music websites, local magazines, and music magazines. If you start by submitting photos for publication without pay, you may be able to develop contacts that will give you photo passes for exclusive events in the future.  Contact the editors of the music magazines and websites and offer to share your photographs. Develop a relationship with members of the art department for magazine and websites to get your photographs used in their publications or on their sites. With a good portfolio in hand, you should try to get varied jobs in the music industry. Creating a good relationship with a label and/or venue may turn out to be more profitable than a relationship with a band.  Contact members of the creative department at a music label and offer your services. Get in touch with the people in charge of booking performances for festivals and venues and ask if you can take photographs. Reach out to bands on social media and see if they would like to check out your portfolio. If you have an in with a band manager or publicist, or a club promoter, you’ll get the credentials you need to photograph bands. Introduce yourself to these gatekeepers and offer to show them your portfolio. This is an easier and more successful route than trying to get permission from the band members themselves. In addition to taking photos during concerts, band photographers also shoot promotional photographs. Offer your services for photo shoots, magazine articles, product promotions, press kits, and album covers. You’ll get your photographs published and also develop relationships with the band and their team, which can lead to more jobs.
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One-sentence summary -- Offer your services to local bands. Get published in print or online. Market yourself to bands, music labels, festivals, and venues. Develop relationships with managers, publicists, and promoters. Do promotional work.


There are lots of things that could possibly explain a digital camera lens problem. If you're having trouble with the lens, first check your camera to see if there's a lens error pop-up on your camera screen. If this is the case, it means your camera has picked up on the issue as well. If there's nothing, it may mean that the issue is external (too much dirt on the lens) or a possible glitch in the system. Most errors with a digital camera lens are caused by dropping the camera. There are lots of potential circumstances where a phone could be dropped. Spilling liquids on a camera or putting the camera somewhere coarse (like a sandy beach) will also damage a camera's lens and software. Knowing how the problem arose won't ensure you'll be able to fix it, but it may be able to steer you on the right path. Camera user manuals usually have a troubleshooting section with common problems typically associated with a given model. Although most digital cameras tend to function in a similar way
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One-sentence summary -- Check for a lens error pop-up. Consider anything that may have happened to the camera recently. Read the camera's user manual.


This isn't necessarily a fabric you used in your actual quilt -- it could even be an opposing color to spice things up. Each strip should be the length of one side of the quilt and a few inches (at least 7.5 cm) wide. There are a variety of way to do this, but the simplest way is outlined below:  Carefully trim off the selvage edges (the part that comes on the edges of fabric to keep it from fraying) of the borders themselves. Then lay 2 of the border strips across the middle of your quilt, lining up one end of the strips with the edge of the quilt. The other strip edges will hang over the side. Place a pin in the border strips where the quilt ends. And then carefully trim with your ruler and rotary cutter where that pin marks. Fold the border strip in half, end to end, to find the center. Pin the center of your strip to the center of the edge of your pieced quilt top and pin the ends of the strip to the ends of that quilt side. Space pins along the strip to secure the strip in place. It is not bad if your strip is slightly smaller than the pieced part of the quilt (the other two strips are longer), but this is why starting at the center and the ends when pinning is important. Pin opposite side of quilt and sew both borders on to the edges of the pieced portion. Press the borders open and flat working from the front side of the quilt. Repeat the process on the other edges.  Lay the 2 remaining border strips across the center portion of the quilt. Place a pin to mark where to trim, cut off the remnants, pin and sew. Press once more.
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One-sentence summary -- Get four strips of fabric. Find your border length. Pin on the edges. Sew your border.


Keeping enough extra fluids down is the most important during periods of diarrhea. Consuming lots of fluids will help your child keep up with the fluids they are losing during their bowel movements. A liquid only diet is recommended at the onset of moderate or severe diarrhea, with foods slowly being introduced back into their diet.   Clear liquids are the most helpful. However, plain water does not replace lost minerals. Try to supplement liquids with an oral rehydration solution (ORS) to replenish lost minerals and electrolytes.  If keeping liquids down is difficult encourage them to take small sips or suck on ice chips frequently to avoid dehydration. Avoid refined sugars and juices. Avoid giving your child fruit juices, sodas, or sweetened sports drinks, as they are known to loosen stool. Feeding your child small and bland meals frequently will help them avoid any irritation from overeating as well as help soothe their stomachs. Feed your child about six small meals a day as opposed to three larger meals to keep a nutrient rich intake consistent.  Try nutrient rich foods like bananas, sliced apples, pasta, white rice, or cooked vegetables. Do not withhold food from your child. The higher and more frequent their nutrient rich diet, the shorter their symptoms will last.  Avoid foods high in fat. Foods like cheese, cream, and even full-fat yogurt can cause bloating and increase pain and discomfort while a child has diarrhea. After 24 hours your child will begin to benefit from ORSs and probiotic supplements. ORSs replace lost electrolytes while probiotics replace many helpful bacteria, as well as help combat harmful diarrhea causing bacteria, in your child’s GI tract. Yogurt is the most common and widely available probiotic, but it’s high fat content might cause discomfort. Check your local health food store or pharmacy for alternative probiotic supplements, choose low-fat yogurt options with live active cultures, or ask your doctor for advice.
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assistant: Offer lots of fluids. Feed your child small, frequent, bland meals. Introduce rehydration supplements and probiotics after 24 hours.