Marketing Your Photography
Photographers who are interested in selling their work face a challenge, but it is one that can ultimately be very rewarding. The first step towards selling prints is to learn how to most appropriately market them. Although this can vary a bit in different areas, the basics are the same and apply to everyone in the art world. Continue Reading →
Dali Atomicus by Philippe Halsman
Philippe Halsman entered the world by way of Riga on May 2, 1906. Educated in Germany, Philippe was just 15 years of age when he captured his first photographs and was quickly taken by the art of photography. Continue Reading →
Managing Mayhem: Survival Guide for a Wed...
Part II
Now that you’ve mastered the preparation process for a wedding shoot in part 1 of Managing Mayhem: Survival Guide for a Wedding Shoot, it’s time to get down to the nitty gritty of the special day. In part 2, we will discuss how to handle the challenges of wedding day chaos. Continue Reading →
Managing Mayhem: Survival Guide for a Wed...
Part I
A wedding is one of those occasions in life that must be captured with photos. When a couple entrusts you to photograph their special day, it’s quite an honor. Continue Reading →
Kodak EK100: The Rise & Fall of the Insta...
Two companies recognized around the globe, Polaroid and Kodak, spent many years going head to head in the photography world. Continue Reading →
The World's Most Expensive Photograph
The work of renowned German photographer from Leipzig Andreas Gursky titled “Rhine II” sold on November 8, 2011 at Christie’s New York auction for $4.3385 million. This panoramic photo of Rhine – one of the largest rivers in Europe – is one of the six editions created in 1999 by Gursky. The glass-mounted work is 73 x 143 in. (185.4 x 363.5 cm). Continue Reading →
Getting Started with Macro-Photography
Many amateur and seasoned photographers eventually find their way into macro photography. Because of its presentation, it often looks too difficult to master. But with a little trial and error, any artist can be a brilliant macro photographer. Just like shooting sports, wildlife, weddings, and other areas, it requires a bit of experimentation to get comfortable. Continue Reading →
Imaging USA 2012
Imaging USA, the longest running photographic convention and image exhibition in the United States, will bring together thousands of professional photographers to inspire, educate, and entertain. Imaging USA will be held at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, LA, from January 15-17, 2012. Continue Reading →
Portraits by Lee Jeffries
Lee Jeffries lives in Manchester in the United Kingdom. He began his career in sports photography but now, many of his models are homeless people that he has met in Europe and in the United States. Continue Reading →
Christopher Boffoli’s Disparity
In this interview we are featuring photographer Christopher Boffoli from Seattle, USA. Christopher’s “Disparity” series, images of various food and miniature figures of people, who carrying out everyday activities, has become very popular around the internet. Continue Reading →
Photos by Oleg Duryagin (Dou)
Artist from Moscow Oleg Duryagin, also known under the name Oleg Dou, creates enigmatic images of people. For the most part, these are children and women with unusually expressive features and in-depth look. Continue Reading →
Shutterstock Helps to Upload Video Clips
If you sell footage through Shutterstock and have accumulated a large number of files that you would like to upload for review, Shutterstock will help you with that. Continue Reading →