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PLEASE Make This Guy Famous
Ramona, California. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97hfxth3aas This guy needs to be sued into oblivion. Full on sued into poverty. UPDATE: "Police were quick to take action and have now identified and arrested 52 year old Mark Gordon as the driver of the vehicle. As...
Sam Breach’s Extemely Cool, Very Fine Fashion Photography Promo
Meet Sam Breach, a Bay Area photographer poised to break into the San Francisco, East Bay fashion scene. Sam is a long time Project 52 member and we are all totally excited about her new promo piece. If you are a fashion designer, editor, or art director, I recommend...
Project 52 2016 Edition is OPEN for Students
PROJECT 52 PRO 2016 EDITION I am so happy and proud to announce this new workshop for 2016. You can find out all of the information here. We have only 25 slots left, and they will fill really fast. We had the class 2/3 filled by early registration from previous...
Meet John Covington, Photographer – Musician
MEET JOHN COVINGTON I had interviewed and had lunch with John early in June of 2016. We met at his studio which is built in his backyard in a wonderful little neighborhood full of trees and greenery. I have been aware of John for a few years, but this was the first...
Let’s Uncheck Boxes That Kill Our Creativity
Let's Uncheck Boxes That Kill Our Creativity I recently listened to a speaker talk about unchecking the boxes he had that put an artificial hold on his career, and how that had helped him in his pursuit of sports excellence. I realized how many boxes we photographers...
2016 P52 Roadtrip Book: FREE PDF
Every year we go on a roadtrip and all of the Project 52 members can come along. It is not a workshop, although we do photography nearly all the time. There is no charge for it, members simply pay their own way and their portion of van rentals. We spend a week in...
The Art of Still Life: June 2016 Edition
Examples from the Still Life Class here at Lighting Essentials. Finished photos and the BTS shots of the lighting used. (cover image by Carla McMahon) A big shout out to the students for such wonderful work. And the BTS shots. Photographer: Doris Rudd...
The Porto Photography Experience
From Anna at the Porto Photography Experience: "As photographers living in Porto, Portugal, we feel privileged: the UNESCO World Heritage area backdrops to shoot in, the kind of sights all photographers dream of; amazing food; great weather for most of the year;...
“A Disturbing Trend” – by Neal Rantoul
PHOTO BY NEAL RANTOUL FROM THE PORTFOLIO "WAVES" "Look, the practice of making pictures used to be hugely craft based. You needed to study photography and the making of pictures hard to be good at it. It used to be difficult to do well. As a professor I seldom saw any...
Digital. Film. Images.
“I don't think using film per se makes someone stand out in a digital world,” he says. “That's never been a motivation to me. It's essentially a photographer’s understanding of his craft and sensibility and way of seeing that makes him stand out... And that certainly...
Is Snapchat a New Story Telling Medium?
“Snapchat brings the reader into the story. Each viewer becomes a part of the assignment. They are my travel companions,” Stanmeyer tells TIME. “When millions of readers pick up the magazine each month, they only see 12 to 15 photographs. But so much more takes place...
Overheard: Keith Taylor, Photographer, Atlanta
Keith Taylor, Photographer, Atlanta: "You must learn to be content with where you are & what you have, yet still push yourself. Otherwise, you will destroy yourself - mentally - by comparing yourself to where somebody else is at. What somebody else is doing...