Christmas is just days away. Is your husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend, friend a photographer and not sure what to get them? This guide may help you!
Entering New Worlds Through Photography
I gotta admit that there were times when I thought about walking away from photography completely and do something else more in the norm of things but I realize the longer I do it, the more unique opportunities come across my way. Such opportunities are creating new experiences through the use of my camera.
This video of Christopher Anderson kinda reminds me a little bit of myself. Check it out.
Last Roll of Kodachrome
Where Ideas Come to Life
Paul Walker Remembered
This is Kei Miura (TRA Kyoto)
Made this portrait of Kei down in Kyoto while on a magazine assignment back in 2008. He's come a long way in the automotive tuning industry now and is one of those underground icons you'd love to meet. Maybe even buy one of his kits as well...
[Video] FCCJ David Coll Blanco Exhibition Opening Reception
What If Photography Was Your Job?
What if photography was your job?
Shooting catalog in studio, an editorial feature, or out in the field doing news. Each day is a different day.
The psychological pressure of your shots sucking. The crap camera that you are shooting with. Standing on your feet for 8 hours in miserable weather. Missing your flight. Being late for that 4:30am call time in Shanghai. The people telling you that your photos are horrible. Worrying about not fitting in with the crowd. Your editor screaming at you for missing the file deadline. Making that grammatical error in your photo caption after it had been put out on the wire.
Your worries is another person’s joy. If you come to think, it's only a job if you let it be. To make a living with a camera, be in control of the decisions we make and pictures that we create, is something we worth cherishing.
Photography calls out to many, but chooses few.
Live Free
Capturing life is part of what I do whether it's on assignment or entirely for pleasure. Though I miss lots of the times, it only takes one picture to make the entire experience of photography exciting for oneself.
If you think of it photography is somewhat of a form of living free...
Double Exposure
With the X100S.