This Leica S2 advertisement campaign was created by Advico Y & R. There has been some similar advertising for the Leica V-Lux 1 in the past. Via Fubiz Related posts: Advertising on LeicaRumors Vintage Leica camera advertisement The first Leica M9-P hammer
For more than seven days Stefano de Luigi dodged needles and irons, surly models, racks of clothing and dozens of workers documenting the chaos backstage at Paris Fashion Week, “Pret a Porter” Spring/Summer 2011 collection.
The Sasha Wolf Gallery is celebrating the work and a new publication of Paul McDonough’s New York Photographs, 1968-1978. I really enjoyed seeing a 1970’s New York City with quirky denizens from decades past. Paul has an incredible eye for timing, juxtaposition, and the humorous moment, and this exhibition was a complete photographic pleasure.
“Moving Stills” (1978) by Behnam Attar from David Burnett on Vimeo. Photojournalist David Burnett has posted on Vimeo “Moving Stills,” a film Behnam Attar made about the workings of the Contact Press Images photo agency in 1978. It has inspired both nosta
PhotoShelter CEO (and serial entrepreneur) Allen Murabayashi recently gave an online presentation during the (December) 2010 PDN Virtual Trade Show, called “Put More Business in Your Photo Business.”
What makes me proud of this newspaper is the incredible people like Joao Silva, the war photographer who stepped on a landmine in October. And the newspaper’s decision to hire him as a full-time staff member after he lost his lower legs.
One of the litigation scare tactics employed by copyright troll Righthaven is it routinely demands allegedly infringing sites to forfeit their domain names. But in private, civil copyright litigation, there is no legal basis for such a demand, even if an
Matthew Craig, a brilliant professional photographer and photo editor, lives in the core of the Big Apple — New York, NY. A founding member of MJR and Page One Photo Editor for The Wall Street Journal, he grew up in Pasadena, California, a suburb of Los Angeles, where his family runs a third generation small business in an industrial part of the city. He internalized both their work ethic and their creativity and also learned to achieve the important balance between work and art in his life.
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Recently on medical leave for two-months with a herniated disc in his lower back (L4/L5), photojournalist Patrick Smith returned to work in November 2010. Unfortunately, after 12 days, he reinjured his back and had surgery (L4-5 Laminectomy, discectomy with foraminotomy) on Monday, Dec. 6, 2010.
This blog is a daily, wordy-glimpse into his pre-operation, surgery and boring recovery in Baltimore, Md.
Two photojournalists covering Afghanistan have sustained terrible injuries to their lower limbs from explosive devices. They met on Sunday.Who better to counsel one than the other?
Those are the two words that come to my mind when I think about the week I spent at the University of Missouri judging the 65th College Photographer of the Year last month.
I’m a “gear head” and I admit it. So here is a list of some cool/fun/interesting/ and even necessary toys I’ve used in the past year. If there is a bit of a pattern here, it’s indicative of my move toward using speedlights more and more.
Craig Silverman reports on trends and issues regarding media accuracy and the discipline of verification.Stories about errors, corrections, fact checking and verification