Chase Jarvis Trade Secrets

Written by Eric Reagan on November 11th, 2009 | 0 Comments


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Trade Secret Cards has partnered with Chase Jarvis to produce a set of 22 cards that take killer images from Chase’s portfolio and couple them with a detailed “how-to” containing an explanation, diagrams and gear.

They’ve produced a run of 5000 sets of the 22 cards, which cost $21.95 per set.  Chase mentioned on his blog that he gets 10% of the purchase price; however, he’s elected to put that money back into the photo community and has given his community of followers the power to help decide how that money is spent.

You can order them at tradesecretcards.com.

You can keep track of Chase Jarvis at blog.chasejarvis.com.



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