by Donald Giannatti | Jan 17, 2012 | LE News and Info
This is a great little BTS series from the good folks up at BYU. Shooting dancers and gymnast is one of my favorite subjects, and they approached this with a very unique concept… gymnasts and water. “The idea was to highlight the shapes of the gymnasts...
by Donald Giannatti | Jan 16, 2012 | LE News and Info
Meet Greg Pastuzyn from New Jersey. Greg attended my last New York Workshop, and hosted one of our Wednesday evening chats from his home. Greg has been working with Project 52 for a while now. “I was introduced to Project 52 through Don’s blog Lighting...
by Donald Giannatti | Jan 14, 2012 | LE News and Info
Looking to start the year off right? Great. We all feel a little bit of a spring in the step and some empowerment at the first of the year. So let’s get a game plan going… something not as fleshed out as a marketing plan, and not as whimpy as a resolution....
by Donald Giannatti | Jan 13, 2012 | LE News and Info
Charles Tibbs, Phoenix photographer weighs in on his experience with Project 52. “First I want to thank Don for taking so much time out of his busy life to teach and mentor us for an entire year, this just tells you how passionate he is about what he does. Where...
by Donald Giannatti | Jan 12, 2012 | LE News and Info
My friend Bill Millios wrote a nice article on me and the good folks at Rangefinder ran it in their prestigious July “Portait” issue. Bill and I chatted down in Mexico during a workshop, and his piece accurately reflected my teaching beliefs, as well as...
by Donald Giannatti | Jan 12, 2012 | LE News and Info
So I get a tweet ‘alerting’ me to this interesting argument. This photographer says his photograph is not free: From PetaPixel: “As someone mentioned, THIS single photo didn’t cost me $6,612, but if you wanted to create it, from scratch, that is what...