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Portrait Class Members Discuss the Workshop
"Imitate. Assimilate. Innovate." - Clark Terry, Jazz trumpet genius. This portrait class (and the companion 102 class) have been huge successes. The students are fired up and some are saying they are making the best images of their lives. We look closely at the work...
24 Frames In May
Begins today. It's a non-contest, and just for fun. Not many rules, but a few guidelines: This is for film cameras only. Black and White or Color is fine, and there are no restrictions on the type of film you shoot. Polaroid is OK. 4×5 or sheet film cameras are OK....
New Photography Books
From Amazon. I love Photography Books, and have a wall of them waiting for me when I have some quiet time and simply want to stimulate my brain. From early works of Steichen and Cunningham to books by Demarchelier and Watson, the photography book is one of my great...
Light Conversation, Volume 2
A new bi-weekly, Lighting Essentials program. I call it "Light Conversation" and we discuss all things photography. Our next discussion will be Monday, May 11. Open to all LE readers. https://youtu.be/_O4uR0bU04Y Some links from this discussion: Canon white balance...
Two New Online Workshops
Project 52 Project: Incredible Egg (Shot to Layout)
The layout was furnished and the photographers had to shoot to a fixed set of parameters. Size and position of the type could not change. [gallery link="file"...
Nicole Fernley: Cookbook Project
Project 52 members sharing recent work. Nicole Fernley: "These four images come from a larger selection of images that I recently shot for The Cheese Lover’s Cookbook, so the common thread is, of course, cheese. The cookbook author made most of the food, and we worked...
David Price: Illustrated Proverbs
David Price: "This project grew out of some recent discussions about drawing inspiration from anyone, anything, and everything around you. I admit, I drew a lot of inspiration for this idea from Irene Liebler’s series she did across last year of Common and Idiomatic...
Learning from the work of Ritts, Lindbergh and Moon; Hiram Chee
Hiram Chee, one of the longest running members of Project 52, shares a post of portraits he did during the 8 Week Portrait Class. Learning from the work of Herb Ritts, Peter Lindbergh and Sarah Moon Check it out for some wonderful portrait work.
Anders Eriksson: “Cars and Drivers”
Anders Eriksson: Anders Eriksson
From the Early Days of Color Photography
The year was 1913. I absolutely love these images. From composition through framing and of course the patina, they are simply lovely. "Mervyn O'Gorman was 42 when he took these pictures of his daughter, Christina O'Gorman at Lulworth Cove, in the English county of...
Carol Rioux “Revealing a Portrait”
Carol Rioux: "I chose to make a series of portraits of a single person. I chose this project because I am very interested in everything that constitutes a person as it is important to me to capture who a person is not just a pretty picture. I photographed parts of...