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The ability to simplify means being able to eliminate the unnecessary
so that the necessary may speak.
David Bresler

1 - Introduction
This is part two of a four parts series of essays on the subject of projects.  In part we looked at why projects are important.  In doing so we looked at ‘regular size’ projects which means large projects, namely folios and portfolios.
We are now going to look at mini projects.  Why?  Because working on a large project can be daunting to someone who has never completed a project. The good news is there is a solution to this problem!  In this essay we are going to learn how to create Mini Projects.  To do so I will explain what is a mini project and what are the benefits of working on mini-projects instead of on large projects.
2 - What Is A Mini-Project?
A mini-project is a project that is designed and completed in a very short amount of time.  I also call these mini-series at times. In the context of this essay the two terms, mini-projects and mini-ser...

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Alain Briot creates fine art photographs, teaches workshops and offers DVD tutorials on composition, raw conversion, optimization, printing and marketing. Alain is the author of Mastering Landscape Photography, Mastering Photographic Composition and Marketing Fine Art Photography. All 3 books are available from Alain’s website as well as from most bookstores. You can find more information about Alain's work, writings and tutorials as well as subscribe to Alain’s Free Monthly Newsletter on his <a href="http://www.beautiful-landscape.com/">website</a>. You will receive over 40 essays in PDF format, including chapters from Alain’s books, when you subscribe.
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