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Cole Bennett: Photographer, Orillia, Ontario
(Photo by Cole Bennett: "One frame from the fairly extensive photography project I've been working on with the YMCA of Simcoe Muskoka (which is within my county." Meet Cole Bennett, a commercial photographer in a small town in east-central Canada. Orillia, Ontario is...
Project 52: Environmental Portraiture Examples
I am so enjoying working with the Project 52 photographers. It is one of the things I am having the most fun with. If you are not familiar with Project 52, it is an ongoing project that started last January, and is continuing till Christmas this year... 52 weeks, 52...
Time to View The Lighting Essentials Contest Submissions and Vote
Well it's that time. Time to choose the winners in our Summer contest: "Summer in My Town". The assignment was to make between 6 and 8 images to show off what summer is like in your town. We had a lot of entrants, but not so many uploads. But we got some good ones,...
Contest Submission Instructions and a big THANKS to our Sponsors
Hi everyone. It is time to wrap up the contest shooting. "Summer In My Town" has run from June 1 through the first 2 weeks of August. We now must collect the entries and get the site set up. Below are submission instructions. Please send the images to me by Tuesday,...
Guest Post: Selina Maitreya on the “Whole Enchilada”
You Need the Whole Enchilada © 2011 Selina Maitreya NOTE: This is a guest blog post by Selina Maitreya. At the end of the post is a special deal that will net you nearly $300 worth of valuable photographic information. I urge you to take advantage of this incredible...
A Photographer’s Decision: Take the Freeway or the Road Less Traveled?
Recently there has been some buzz about how to get noticed as a photographer. And more and more I see photographers doing images that look for all the world like some other guy's images that looks like a woman he really admires' images. And her work was copied from...
New Gear: Aputure Triggers and Gamilight Modifiers – Gear that WORKS
Dontcha just love gear that works the way you do. Intuitive design, ease of use, multiple applications... the things that make working with the gear simply an extension of what we are trying to do. And that is make photographs. When I am shooting I want to be involved...
Rediscovering the 50 – Working To Know My Least Favorite Lens Better
After neglecting my 50MM lens for a long long time, I decided it was time to get to know each other better. I spent a week with the lens, and we are coming to an understanding.
Your ‘About Me’ page image: Make it part of your brand
Over at Project 52 we did an assignment to do a self portrait, or at least a portrait of ones self. An "About Me" page is such an important part of the website that it must be addressed in a professional and stylistic manner. Some statistics show that it is the most...
It’s Summer: Ten Things to Do to Boost Your Photography
1. Road Trip I love road trips. Planning them, packing for them, and doing them. Unpacking... well, not so much. But road trips are one of the most fun and inspiring things you can do. I try to take small road trips whenever possible. Last week I was in Vancouver....
Do You Have a Line You Won’t Cross in Photography?
A recent heated discussion on a photographer making her political affiliations known led me to another thought... is there a line you won't cross in your work? Should there be? It is a competitive market out there. There are bills to pay, and gear to maintain, and...
Is it a changing market, or are systems simply broken?
Discussing the new expectations of commercial photography and creating new challenges and channels for the visual executive