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Today's discussion is with Lindsay Adler, a fashion photographer working in Manhattan. The audio is not the best... sorry, it just has a clipped thing happening. Chatting with some different input devices can be a bit maddening. But the content is what is important. I...
Looking at Portraits from the LE Flickr Pool.
After a terrific busy week, a weekend in Calgary and a workshop in the Phoenix studio with temps outside ranging in the mid 1-teens, I am a bit exhausted. What better way to have some fun than to look at some images from the pool and from some workshop attendees. But...
How Do You Hit a Home Run If You Never Swing At The Ball?
Recently there was a post on a forum that asked "Did You Ever Think You Could Be One of the the Best Photographers?" And sadly, many responses were of the "No, I only want to be fairly good", or "Well, those people are special". Or simply a concern that it was hard -...
“Unsustainable” – MicroStock Comes of Age…er, Not.
Today's short rant before heading to the airport in Spokane and home... Microstock. It has been a contentious part of the 'professional' photography world for quite some time. Today's post "iStockphotos “Unsustainable†Business Model: From Crowd-Sourcing To...
Style Week on Lighting Essentials: Day 5: Kirk Tuck
Style Week Posts: Selina Maitreya Day One Daron Shade Day Two Christian O'Dell Day Three Ivar Teunissen Kirk Tuck Day Five There are few things I love more than taking a photograph of someone. From family to strangers, there is always something to learn from the...
Style Week on Lighting Essentials – Day Four; Ivar
Style Week Posts: Selina Maitreya Day One Daron Shade Day Two Christian O'Dell Day Three Ivar Teunissen Kirk Tuck Day Five Point of View is a defining piece of a photographer's style. Where is the camera in relationship to the subject? It can be confrontational and...