JANUARY 13 – 15, 2012
I had a GREAT time in Bangalore! What a talented group of people I had the good luck to meet and spend time with over these three intense days. I am already looking forward to the next workshop there. Special thanks to Andrew Adams for being there with us.
The good guys at PocketWizard were nice enough to send me some gear to play with and boy did I put it to work. I got the MiniTT1 a couple of FlexTT5 for Nikon as well as the The AC3 ZoneController. It seemed like an unbelievable radio triggers system that, not like infrared triggers, enables the user to use the system in full daylight or behind corners without direct view of the commander flash.
We are thrilled to announce a Destination Wedding Photography workshop in Phuket, Thailand, on April 20-22nd, 2012. As the world becomes a global village, a larger percent of weddings take place away from the couple’s home area, and many times even out of the couple’s home country. This small but growing segment of the wedding market is not always made up of the wealthiest of clients as you might expect.
I have always been someone who stood up for my rights in my copyrighted images as well as the moral right to be acknowledged as the author of the work. What can you do when you find your work used by someone else online? Here is one thing you SHOULD do, but mind you that if you want to shoot, shoot don’t talk. If you intend to go after such copyright thieves you should get in touch with an intelectual property lawyer.
“No budget” is a euphemism for “we think photographers are mugs”. This offensive interpretation can easily be verified by trying the phrase at your local restaurant, eg “I have no budget for dinner but I’d like to eat”. Adding a promise to tell all your friends where you ate will not deflect your head from the kerb as the manager throws you out.” Photographer Tony Sleep
A question that came my way the other day made me think about the photographic inspiration. How is a muse different from a subject and does wanting to photograph someone automatically make them one? We never really think about it nowadays but the muse had always had a respected place in the history of art [...]
It is always around September that the new year starts in Israel and it has always been a tradition to send greeting cards. These cards were always decorated with the traditional symbols of the Jewish holidays and I remember that as a child we were always fascinated with the glitters and kitch. A few years ago [...]
I look back at the older posts that I wrote and see that there is a thread going through some of them on the topic of the creative photographic process, influence and creating a personal photographic style, which is probably one of the hotest topics on the search lists for emerging photographers. I though it would be [...]
JANUARY 13 – 15, 2012
We are thrilled to announce the ultimate Indian wedding photography workshop this January in Bangalore, India. Applications are now open through December 15th, 2011. This intensive three day workshop on Indian wedding photography [...]
It was said by a photographer (and thanks for John Stanmeyer for reminding) that showing contact sheets is like showing someone your underwear. An interesting way to put it but surely there is a great interest in the contact sheet that shows the photographer’s thinking process behind the shot. The Contact Sheet I was in [...]
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