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How to be Incredibly Average and Never Breakout as a Photographer
I work with photographers on a one to one basis. I will only work with those who are really interested so we have a discussion on what is expected from both sides before the engagement. This weekend I had a conversation with a young photographer who wants to be...
Still Life with One Light in the Studio: “LIVE” on LE
This article is a look at the creation of a simple still life with one light in the studio. See it after the jump. At this point I want to remind everyone of the incredible opportunity this week. Selina's amazing Clarion Call is this coming Thursday/Friday,...
Some Examples from the Still Life Assignment
Photograph by Chis Martin. NOTE: If you are looking for this week's assignment, please go to Project 52, assignment five. You can see it here on LE as well. We are entering the month of February, and we are already at assignment number five... "the weather". The work...
Project 52, Assignment #4 Photograph an ‘Entrepreneur’.
Assignment Number Four: Entrepreneur Portrait Due before February 7, 2011 Posts at images at Flickr Lighting Essentials Group. Tag image LE52Weeks-4 You have been assigned by a national magazine for a photograph of a local entrepreneur, you have two weeks to put...
Photographing A Dancer: Guest Post by Josh Brewster.
This and all photos in this post copyright Josh Brewster, Austin TX. (Looking for Project 52? Hit the "52" link in categories for all the linky goodness. Visit Project52.org for ongoing assignment notes.) Josh took my workshop in Houston a couple of times. His work...
Project 52, Assignment #3 Still Life
Project 52: INFORMATION. It is important that you all go to Project52.org for assignment notes and more. We have a page there that will show all upcoming LIVE shows as well as other information that we will be giving out as these projects go along. Our schedule for...
Real Estate and Architectural Photographer Scott Hargis Has a New Book
The Essential Guide to: LIGHTING INTERIORS Techniques for lighting with small flash by Scott Hargis Architectural photography has always interested me. I have done a substantial amount of it over my career and I still enjoy doing it when I get an opportunity. I wish I...
Project 52, Assignment #2 Photograph a Stranger: and Selina Maitreya Interview
Audio from this past week's discussion. This is from the Friday afternoon chat. I had a wonderful opportunity to discuss the upcoming Clarion Call 2011, a free teleseminar for photographers, with the talent and brains behind it, Selina Maitreya. You can listen here on...
52 – A Project For Photographers: Assignments, Discussions, Critiques and Portfolio Building. Assignment Number 1
UPDATE: Thanks to all the folks on the Project 52 LIVE last evening. As promised, here is the audio file. It will be linked here for one week, and one week only. Part One Part Two Some things we talked about. 1. The reason we do a 'vision' statement for ourselves it...
2010 Is Done, 2011 Presents New Opportunities and New Challenges
I am flying to Portland for a shoot as I write this end of the year blog. Outside the window it is blue sky above a gray mass of clouds that stretch the entire way from Phoenix to Seattle. Snow in the desert tomorrow. I will be downtown Portland having warm Brandy...
Things I’ve Learned About Photography, Writing, Gear, and Life This Year
Perhaps I should have said learned and re-learned. I am hard headed, and some of the things I know still need a refresher course every once in a while... ya know. This will be my second to last post of 2010. The last post will be on New Year's Eve. I am taking next...
Dispatch from Florida: Anna Maria Workshop Wrap Up
Anna Maria is the last workshop of the season for me. For the past three years we have done that workshop on Anna Maria Island, Florida. We will do next years last workshop of the year on Anna Maria. I love that place and it has so many places to make images. Next...