Posted by Andrew on August 14th 2011
Adore Noir is a new photography magazine aimed at fine art black and white photographers. Edited and created by Canadian photographer Chris Kovacs, each issue features the work of and interviews with six fine art photographers working in the black and white medium.
Posted by Andrew on July 04th 2011
There’s little doubt that microstock is a contentious topic. On one hand, it gets the blame for placing downward pressure on the prices of stock photographs, to the detriment of photographers who make their living this way.
On the other hand, it receives credit for giving photographers, especially those new to the vocation, the opportunity to take some of their photos to the market and see if anyone is willing to pay for them (admittedly sometimes at ‘bargain basement’ prices). And it may lead to bigger things – there are photographers who started out at iStockPhoto who have been taken on by Getty, its parent company. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by Andrew on May 28th 2011
While I’ve never watched The Wire I’ve been interested in the city of Baltimore since I visited a friend there back in 2001. What I never realised from my brief visit is that the city really does seem to have a dark side. Nina Marie is from Maryland and her photos caught my eye because of her photos taken in some of the poorer parts of Baltimore. I’m not a photojournalist – and I admire photographers that risk their personal safety in the pursuit of photographing something interesting.
Posted by Andrew on May 03rd 2011
Olivia Bell is not just a photographer. Together with her sisters (Rosanna and Sasha) she’s built an online business around their work by selling prints, Lightroom presets, Photoshop actions and desktop wallpapers plus a photography eBook called Photography Tips, all marketed through social media websites such as Flickr and Facebook.
Posted by Andrew on April 19th 2011
Eli Reinholdtsen made her digital publishing debut last year with the release of Chasing Reflections at Craft & Vision. The eBook is part of The Print and The Process series and deals with one of Eli’s favourite photographic muses – reflections. Part portfolio, and part photography guide, Chasing Reflections aims to inspire the reader as well as provide practical advice for photographing reflections.
My photography eBooks – available now along with the work of authors such as Piet Van den Eynde, David duChemin, Darwin Wiggett and Michael Frye at Craft & Vision
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