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A Positive Look at Today’s Photography Market by Eduardo Frances (El Salvador Beauty Photographer)
Guest Post by Eduardo Frances, El Salvador. Eduardo is a fashion and beauty shooter in San Salvador. Eduardo has been featured on LE before. Another look at today´s market: Positive and I hope inspiring too. (Or how adding a violin soundtrack is not needed when we...
Preparing Digital Files for Printing a Book by Jan Klier (Part Two)
Photograph from a book on northern Arizona to be printed by Blurb. Part two of the Jan Klier post on preparing your files for printing a book. We have a link at the bottom of the page where you can download the entire two part post as a PDF. Part One of this article...
Preparing Digital Files for Printing a Book by Jan Klier
Image from my book on Northern Arizona, to be printed by Blurb. Preparing the Digital File for Book Printing (Part One) by Jan Klier (I am deep into the writing of my first book so there will be some wonderful posts by guests coming this month. It is nice to have...
Photographer Michael Huxley and the Violinist. Breaking Down a Test Shot
Working the thought out from conception to realization. Pre-visualization and tenacity blend to help a photographer go from reacting to an image situation to creating an image situation. It is a very powerful technique. I saw this photograph by photographer Michael J....
Slightly Random Thoughts on Photography and Related Stuff
A bit of a different sort of post today. I have been working hard on getting to a point that I can take large blocks of time to myself. I need it because I have signed a book deal with Amherst Media and need to get the book finished in a short time frame. I am very...
Lindsay Adler, Fashion Photographer and Author
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...
Style Week on Lighting Essentials : Day Three; Christian
Style Week Posts: Selina Maitreya Day One Daron Shade Day Two Christian O'Dell Day Three Ivar Teunissen Kirk Tuck Day Five I recommend starting at the beginning if you haven't already. Today I wanted to take a few minutes and talk about the 'presentation' of the...