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Darnell McAdams / Raw Glass Photography

Darnell McAdams describes himself as an entrepreneur, community advocate, and multimedia specialist who uses arts as a tool for healing. He says photography helped him through grief and depression. On business, he says creators need to recognize when the “getting your name out there” phase is over and start charging for talent and expertise.

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Creative work can serve both the creator and the community; Darnell frames photography and art as tools for healing.

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There is a point where exposure should give way to charging; people who understand and value your talent and expertise can pay for it, and pricing may appropriately stretch your comfort.

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