REALLY GREAT WORK from our second assignment (2) free Tabletop Workshop for those who are not able to get out and do things. And for those of you who are, but just want to up your skills.
Here are the top ten images this week:
Increase the “Power” of your Speedlights with Photoshop
Lighting Essentials LIVE: Tonight we discuss pricing strategies for emerging photographers. Log in to ask questions. Thanks all for joining us this evening. This post from a year ago has some good information. Yeah... that's right. We can actually create an impression...
John Ricard, NYC Music Photographer: Interviewed on Lighting Essentials
The interview with John Ricard comes after the jump. Click on the "more" link below. Our next Lighting Essentials LIVE Broadcast, Sunday, Aug 22, 2010. Expanded edition (90 minutes). Here is the pre-show material you may want to read before the show. Up first is a...
10 (More) Website Strategies for Photographers
A little over a year ago I posted "10 Web Site Strategies for Emerging Photographers." I think the article holds up very well and is as relevant as it was when I posted it. So please read it if you haven't done so, then come back to this article for 10 more web...
Editing a Portfolio: Ed Z, Philadelphia Photographer
This is the audio discussion to introduce Ed to you all. A discussion with Ed Z, Philadelphia Photographer You can visit his website at EdZStudios.com. We are working on creating his print portfolio in this discussion. I will have done a preliminary edit before we get...
Keith Taylor: Atlanta Photographer. Interview
Meet Keith Taylor, a photographer out of the Atlanta area. Keith has done a bit of everything and his insights into getting started as a photographer are fantastic. Take a few minutes and view his work, and his words and meet this talented shooter. He will be live...
Finding and Identifying Clients for Commercial Photographers
OK... we got the gear and the portfolio is looking pretty good. So now we need to find clients to actually pay us for the images, and help us go from a part-time Pro-Am to a full time photographer. You see, clients may not seek you out - even if your portfolio is...