It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Jeff Cable!
Feb 13th, 2013 | 11 CommentsShooting the Olympic Games: The preparation, challenges, and the advantages! Hundreds of millions of people have watched the Olympic Games on their televisions or seen the countless images being transmitted online from this epic sporting event, but far fewer have had the opportunity to experience the Olympics first hand. Trust me, being there is trulyContinue…
It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Austin Mann!
Feb 6th, 2013 | 25 CommentsPhoto by JerSean Golatt A big thanks to Scott for his leadership and for the tremendous effort he puts into designing incredible resources that sharpen artists all over the world…You rock man. You may know me as a travel photographer and story teller for change… most of the client work I do is in effortContinue…
It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Chris Orwig!
Jan 30th, 2013 | 28 CommentsPhoto by Bruce Heavin My name is Chris Orwig, I’m a photographer, author, teacher and on the photography faculty at the Brooks Institute. Thanks for reading and let’s dive in! “A good photograph is one that communicates a fact, touches the heart and leaves the viewer a changed person for having seen it. It isContinue…
It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Robert Caplin!
Jan 23rd, 2013 | 2 CommentsAbout three years ago, I was noticing a new trend in photography, that of photo collectives, like Luceo, MJR, Prime, and Razón that were making their way onto my various news feeds through social media. I thought it was quite clever how they used their collective social networks to share the work of their variousContinue…
It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Zack Arias!
Jan 16th, 2013 | 112 Comments[Ed Note: Can you believe it's been nearly four years since Zack's last blog post? After watching the video above, Zack expands a bit on the topic at hand. LOTS more after the jump.]
It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Uli Staiger!
Jan 9th, 2013 | 35 CommentsHow I Met My First Pixel I remember that cold day in spring, back in 1991, when I visited a photography fair in the Javits Center in Manhattan. At that time, I worked for Neil Molinaro as a first assistant in Clark, New Jersey. Neil is an unbelievebly creative advertising photographer and an blooming niceContinue…
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