Sharon Hayes: 7 Reasons Why I Can’t Do “Free”
Many freelancers will nod their heads in agreement while reading entrepreneur Sharon Hayes’ seven reasons why she has pretty much stopped doing unpaid work for the many people who request it …
Many freelancers will nod their heads in agreement while reading entrepreneur Sharon Hayes’ seven reasons why she has pretty much stopped doing unpaid work for the many people who request it …
The big news was leaked on Mashable last night that Sports Illustrated is publishing 18 of my baseball iPhone Instagrams spread out over three Leading Off double trucks (6 pages) in the magazine this week. This is an exciting development for a project that I started in February on the first day of spring training when I was on assignment for the magazine.
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In celebration of the launch of PHOTOVILLE, United Photo Industries joined forces with Photo District News and Brooklyn Bridge Park to curate and produce THE FENCE,…
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Now I’m no picture expert, so correct me if I’m wrong (its probably just the odd way the men are…
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Soon… We should see the new Canon mirrorless next Monday, details are still being confirmed about specifications and all that. Don’t expect anything too “
In the 1950s Magnum created portfolios for “Generation X”. Every photographer was given a group project: the task of portraying the new generation in the…
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Link: Editorial Photographers UK | WATCH OUT! There’s a G4S about
As the world watches G4S attempt to protect the London Olympics David Hoffman worries that with its history of arrogance and mismanagement the security giant’s presence might sink photographers’ hopes of working freely during the biggest sporting event in the UK since the 66 World Cup.
David Burnett has photographed seven summer Olympics, creating a few iconic images along the way. In conversation, he remembers the misses and triumphs, and discusses his commitment to a different picture as London’s games approach.
via Lens Blog: http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/07/19/an-olympic-photographers-endurance/
A federal appeals court has upheld a decision to dismiss a lawsuit against Corbis by actress Shirley Jones, who charged that the photo agency violated her rights of publicity by marketing images of her without permission. The appeals court also refused to
via PDNPulse: http://pdnpulse.com/2012/07/celebrity-smackdown-ii-shirley-jones-consented-to-red-carpet-images-appeals-court-affirms.html
People are already begging Yahoo’s new CEO Marissa Mayer to make Flickr awesome again. The only way to do that is to fix its engagement problem.
via WIRED: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2012/07/gadgetlab_071812_flickrengage/
PDN/Nielsen launched a new magazine called PIX and Jezebel immediately picked up on the excessively girly and fluffy content in a post titled “Finally, Lady Photojournalists Get Their Own Photo Ladymag Full of Lady Stereotypes”: “Smudge-proof makeup tips
via A Photo Editor: http://www.aphotoeditor.com/2012/07/18/pdn-pix-launch-derided-by-its-target-audience-of-women-photographers/
Award-winning photojournalist Dennis Brack, who covered ten presidential administrations and major news stories for Time and Newsweek, has donated his photographic archive to the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History at The University of Texas at Austin.
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Matt Mallams launched seven new journals to his website
Newsprint is increasingly popular among photographers, offering a cheap and effective way to publish a story, while reaching a larger audience. Olivier Laurent speaks with photographers who have embraced the medium
Link: Rob Galbraith DPI: A few thoughts about the Nikon D4
Since picking up the D4 in March it has been my go-to camera for low light and high speed photography, supplementing a D800E that’s now used for just about everything else. Here are a few observations about Nikon’s flagship digital SLR.
Link: Conscientious Extended | Photography After Photography (Further Down the Rabbit Hole)
on the internet, photography currently seems to focus on what I call one-liners, and we’re in a strange spot. Where is this taking us? How can we get away from this (assuming we’d want to get away from it)?
Please Join us on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/pages/Somewhere-to-Disappear/148561295180713 Take a road trip adventure across America with renowned photographer…
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Photographer Anthony Suau talks about the Leica sponsored project “Facing Change: Documenting America” and how his involvement in it gave him a better…
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I love the V1! It’s dynamite in a small package. It’s fast, responsive, has almost clairvoyant auto focus (really) and has a powerful processor. But most of all, it’s incredibly fun to shoot with! Fun, isn’t that why we all take photos? Since purchasing mine in March 2012, I’ve taken more than 13,000 photos with it. It hasn’t blinked, flinched, misfired or failed me once. It has served me well so far and I love it. I can honestly say it’s my favorite digital camera to date bar none, and I’ve owned and used many, many different digital cameras since 2000 when I want completely digital for work.