behind the scenes – the rio book edit
Along with doing my own work, my number one priority, is to mentor those who seek to marry art, craft, and daily life into one holistic experience
Along with doing my own work, my number one priority, is to mentor those who seek to marry art, craft, and daily life into one holistic experience
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Here are Part 1 and Part 2 of a hands on review of the new Fuji X Pro-1.
Yesterday I had a chance to get a hands-on with a pre-production Nikon D4 at the company’s UK headquarters. James Banfield of Nikon UK demonstrates the video functions in the video below.
Video #7 Get Social helps you plan for your interactions with the 800 million people on Facebook, 300 million on Twitter, and 400 million on Google+. The numbers sound daunting, but it doesn’t have to be – we’re not saying that every social media outlet will work for every photographer. But there’s enough evidence to suggest that a strong social media campaign can translate into real marketing exposure and revenue. Check out the video below for more.
Using a fat Chinese man, a large backpack, a baseball cap and the hood from my sweatshirt, I attempted to hide myself.
I was sandwiched in between the beefy man and a f-stop Satori backpack jammed with gear on the rear of his motorcycle. He drove me down a dark dirt road in the middle of the night near the uniquely autonomous village of Wukan, Guangdong Province, China.
I was hiding from police and those who might not want attention drawn to the small village of about 13,000 people.
Photo Raw interviewed Stanley Greene at the Visa pour l’Image international festival of photojournalism.
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