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Before You Shoot for Peanuts, Consider the Risks
Ummm... this is a Rant, so be warned. I stated in the last post that I would tell you why I would prefer beginning photographers shoot for free rather than dirt cheap. And I mean that totally. I am not saying you should shoot for free, I am saying to cut out the...
Pricing Issues: One Big Monster of a Problem
A day or two ago a firestorm of sorts broke out on the interwebs on pricing. It got heady and angry and although I initially made a post on one of the players in this dramas posts here, I subsequently found that I had stumbled on to something that was just getting...
Go Ahead and Play!
Today's Rant is really a Rave... sorta. it is about the fun and joy of photography... beyond the craft and business of photography. I don't know what happens to us as photographers when we get to the point where the cameras stay in the vault until someone pays us to...
Just a Camera and a Subject. Simplicity Can Be Fun.
Recently there was a discussion on whether natural light shooters would be able to compete with the strobe-heavy photographers and those deep into the Photoshop illustrative techniques. And before we begin it must be stressed that I love all kinds of photography. This...
30 Cool and Fabulous Images from the LE Flickr Pool
Well, we present 30 images from the pool today. Images that are soft and wild and quiet and loud... but all of them compelling in their own way. As always, the images link to the photographer's Flickr pages so please click and visit. Leaving them a comment always...
Selina Maitreya: 4 To Do’s for Photographers (Interview in Three Parts)
We present a three part look at the current business of commercial and editorial photography through the 'lens' of Selina Maitreya, photographers coach and consultant. Selina's 30+ years experience working with photographers all over the globe has given her a unique...
Selina Maitreya: Trends… or Not. (Interview in Three Parts)
We present the second of a three part look at the current business of commercial and editorial photography through the 'lens' of Selina Maitreya, photographers coach and consultant. First things first: Selina's website is 1PortAuthority.com, and it is there you can...
Selina Maitreya: What’s Working Now (Interview in Three Parts)
We present a three part look at the current business of commercial and editorial photography through the 'lens' of Selina Maitreya, photographers coach and consultant. Selina's 30+ years experience working with photographers all over the globe has given her a unique...
Recharging the Soul with Personal Projects
This is kind of a personal post for me. There are challenges that I face as an artist and writer. And photographer. And sometimes those challenges can take its toll on me, and us. Creativity, for me, takes nurturing and constant practice. I have always felt that...
Controlling Your World With the Lens Cap On
Seems like a crazy thing to say... put the lens cap on. Lens caps make taking photographs impossible. They don't let any light in. Maximum Density Filters ya know. They keep the lens clean and don't let images be made unless the photographer wants them to be made. But...
Shooting Fast: Keeping the ‘Mojo’ Going
Well this was a fun gig. Once per year my friend Troy asks me to photograph his choir kids for a year of marketing for them. We spend about 4 hours and shoot a gazillion images. Neat part... he lets me do what I want. I can be as 'creative' as I want - as long as we...
24 Examples of Emotional Lighting from the LE Flickr Pool
Photograph by Evan Romine. At least they strike me as being lit with the 'feeling' or 'mood' of the photograph foremost in mind. I have made some notes on what intrigued me about each of the images. They will get the ol' juices goin' for thinking about light before we...