Tomorrow’s Guest Blogger Is…
Jan 19th, 2010 | 3 CommentsSeattle-based photographer, John Keatley. A while back, I (Brad) put out a tweet asking who people’s favorite photographers were. Among the responses I got was Mr. Keatley. I took a look at his site and immediately contacted him about doing a guest post. For those who know me, you know that I have a fairlyContinue…
It’s “Guest Blog Wednesday” featuring Laura Heald!
Jan 13th, 2010 | 55 CommentsPhoto by Bill Frakes I grew up in a family of storytellers. My grandfather, Bub, could tell a story better than Tom Brokaw. In fact, he was Tom Brokaw’s first boss at WSB-TV in Atlanta. My mom was a popular news anchor in Jacksonville, Fl, for 25 years. She taught me the importance local activismContinue…
It’s “Guest Blog Wednesday” featuring Bill Frakes!
Jan 6th, 2010 | 32 CommentsThere is no off position on my visual switch. I am constantly watching, thinking, calculating, enjoying. For me this is a marathon, not a sprint. I want the images I make to have meaning now, and later. I am as engaged and passionate about the work now as I was that first magical time IContinue…
Tomorrow’s Guest Blogger Is…
Jan 5th, 2010 | 8 CommentsLegendary sports photographer and photojournalist Bill Frakes. I (Brad) have been a fan of Bill’s work since before I knew his name. His images and stories have always left an impression on me as a growing photographer. He’s a staff photographer for Sports Illustrated, and has photographed everyone from President Obama to Michael Jordan toContinue…
It’s “Guest Blog Wednesday” featuring Trey Ratcliff!
Dec 16th, 2009 | 121 CommentsBeing an artist sucks. Being an artist is awesome. Trey’s new book “A World in HDR” has just been released. Besides a practical tutorial on HDR, there is ample discussion on new ways to look at art and the internet. This experiment started a number of years ago when he first got started sharing hisContinue…
It’s “Guest Blog Wednesday” featuring Bart Babinski!
Dec 9th, 2009 | 22 Comments[Ed. Note - Some of the imagery within this post contains artistic nudity. If you prefer not to view these images, don't click the "Read the rest of this entry" link.] There never is a dull moment, because every moment is meaningful. Howard Schatz: Photographer, Retinal Specialist M.D. Howard Schatz is a man not easilyContinue…
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