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Lynn Goldsmith: In The Looking Glass
Labels: ArtLynn Goldsmith is world-famous as a rock ’n’ roll photographer, but that’s just one of her identities. This Article Features Photo Zoom Celebrated photographer Lynn Goldsmith is best known...
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Brian Smith: Art & Soul
Labels: ArtIn May of 2009, photographer Brian Smith and several members of The Creative Coalition traveled to Washington, D.C., to lobby Congress and the White House in support of arts funding. This Article Features Photo Zoom ...
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Mary Ellen Matthews: It's Saturday Night!
Labels: ArtSome photography gigs are truly one of a kind. The task of creating celebrity portraits for broadcast to 10 million television viewers on a weekly basis certainly qualifies. This Article Features Photo Zoom ...
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The Digital Decisive Moment
Labels: Camera TechniquesFor years, photographers have marveled at the ways in which technology has revolutionized how we work. This Article Features Photo Zoom Gerd Ludwig’s “Moscow Never Sleeps” project...
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Ryan Schude: A Novel In Every Frame
Labels: ArtIf you want to get rich and famous as a photographer, you’d better get started, ASAP. That’s the do-it-yourself mentality that Ryan Schude put into practice in order to kick-start his young career. This Article Features Photo...
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Will Full-Frame D-SLRs Take Over The World?
Since D-SLRs started to meet the needs of professional photographers, there has been a call for full-frame models. This Article Features Photo Zoom Since D-SLRs started to meet...
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Frans Lanting: The Life Pursuit
Labels: ArtSetting out on a lifelong photographic project is a daunting task no matter what you’re going to shoot. That’s why Frans Lanting didn’t set out on a lifelong project. This Article Features Photo Zoom ...
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Stephen Matera: Real Sports With Stephen Matera
Perched on Slickrock Trail in Moab in the last rays of evening light or watching the sun rise atop Washington’s Mount Baker, it would be easy to forget your responsibilities and let your troubles drift away. This Article Features...
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Michael Creagh: Fashion In B&W
Labels: Profiles and PortfoliosOne look at Michael Creagh’s portfolio is enough to see he’s not like most fashion photographers. He’s as skilled as any at making beautiful photographs, but his work showcases a simpler sensibility. To an outsider, Creagh’s style might appear to be...
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Money While You Sleep: E-Commerce For Professional Photographers
The computer revolution in photography isn’t just about Photoshop and digital capture. In fact, a case could be made that a different digital tool has had just as much impact on the photo business. It’s the Internet, and it has changed everything a...
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August Bradley - The Stylish Storyteller
As the son of a photographer, August Bradley grew up studying the medium closely, yet he says the primary influences on his work aren't photographers, but authors. It makes sense, really, when you consider that his objective is to tell stories. He...
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Great Photos Start with Great Equipment
Great Photos Start with Great Equipment Digital Photography for the Emerging Pro Top Techniques and How-Tos Thinking Outside the Studio 9 New D-SLRs: Hot 2008 models add high-tech features for less money. By Mike Stensvold...
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Click Chic - Fashion Photography As Social Commentary
As most any photographer profiled in these pages will attest, the dividing line between art and commerce is continually blurring. Photographic artists have long been sought to apply their talents to the commercial world of advertising and fashion...
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Parish Kohanim - Split Personality
Parish Kohanim's work isn't easy to categorize. The Atlanta-based photographer doesn't do just one thing; he photographs people and products, in the studio and on location, for advertising as well as fine art. The only common thread that runs through...
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Bert Monroy - Re-Creating Reality
Bert Monroy makes beautiful photographic images, but he doesn't do it with a camera. His photographs aren't photographs, and he's not even a photographer. He's a painter. Beginning with a blank canvas—actually, a blank computer screen—Monroy...
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Lori Adamski-Peek - Motion Sickness
Converting to an all-digital system brings with it many unique challenges. The photographer has to not only become familiarized with new equipment, but also master a new workflow and, in many cases, new shooting techniques. For Lori Adamski-Peek,...
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Howard Schatz - Trading Species
When Howard Schatz released his last book, 2002's Athlete, it was a study of the human form in motion, and every image in it was made on film. His next book, Botanica, due out this fall from Bulfinch Press, represents not only a dramatic change in...
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Frank Veronsky - No Compromises
Some photographers are all business; for others, anything goes. From shooting bands for record companies to supermodels for high-profile magazines to celebrities for television networks, commercial portrait specialist Frank Veronsky eagerly utilizes...
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Fabrik Studios - It's Still Photography
The photographers who comprise Fabrik Studios walk a fine line between art and commerce. Thanks to a proven track record, this trio of photographers, plus one digital imaging expert, is given the freedom to get creative—and often artistic and abstract...
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Herrmann + Starke - Failure Is Not An Option
"Around November of 1993, I had this nightmare that we hadn't gone digital, that we had listened to our clients, and our careers were just trashed because we had missed the boat,” says digital photographer Judy Herrmann. As her faithful clients now...
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Art Wolfe - Master Of Illusion
Art Wolfe is synonymous with nature photography. When the photographer-adventurer got his hands on a digital camera for the first time, instead of doing the expected—photographing the dramatic animal and landscape portraits that are so well associated...
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Is There A Medium-Format Digital In Your Future?
Issues of size have always impacted image quality and changed the course of camera design. In the days of film, larger cameras delivered the best image quality, while smaller cameras provided portability and ease of use. Medium-format cameras have...
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Patrick Hoelck - Film Noir
In the 1940s and '50s, during Hollywood's golden age of film noir, darkness ruled the silver screen. Actors' faces were often masked in shadow with highlights placed precisely for maximum dramatic effect. Los Angeles photographer Patrick Hoelck puts a...
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Brian Kuhlmann - Life Of The Party
A commercial photographer faces a host of challenges in running a profitable business, and those obstacles actually can be compounded as the photographer achieves more success. Whether it's pressure from demanding clients, the technical challenges of...
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Hywel Jones - A Minimalist Sensibility
Simplicity. From the beginning of his professional career, the idea of simplicity has stayed with Hywel Jones and remains a guiding principle to this day. With his equipment, his lighting techniques and even his approach to retouching, Jones believes...
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Next-Generation Medium-Format Cameras And Backs
If you're reading this, there's a good chance you own a digital camera. That's a rather safe assumption, as digital cameras have become a regular part of the modern professional photographer's life. It's not equally safe, however, to assume that most...
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William Sawalich
If a song depends on a specific instrument to make it work, how good of a song can it be? The same holds true of photography. Easier said than done, but I try not to let equipment and technique stand between me and my photos. I prefer it when people...
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William Sawalich
If a song depends on a specific instrument to make it work, how good of a song can it be? The same holds true of photography. Easier said than done, but I try not to let equipment and technique stand between me and my photos. I prefer it when people...
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William Sawalich
If a song depends on a specific instrument to make it work, how good of a song can it be? The same holds true of photography. Easier said than done, but I try not to let equipment and technique stand between me and my photos. I prefer it when people...
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William Sawalich
If a song depends on a specific instrument to make it work, how good of a song can it be? The same holds true of photography. Easier said than done, but I try not to let equipment and technique stand between me and my photos. I prefer it when people...
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