Quick Tour Through The Nikon Museum in Tokyo
byA quick tour through the Nikon Museum in Tokyo.
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The New Podcast!
byThe new Passionate Photographer Podcast
Where It All Began Part 2
byIn my last blog post I spoke of two images that had a big future impact on me as a photographer. This was the…
When It All Began…
byPOk, let us begin. When I think back to the initial spark that ignited my passion for photography and all things photographic, it takes…
The Passionate Photographer – Dream It; Be It. (Revised & Remastered)
byIt has been more than seven years since my brandsake book came out, The Passionate Photographer. I was very excited to pass on my…
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Your Photographic Style
byWe all borrow from the photographers we admire, but after a volume of work, we leave their path and carve out a new one of our own. When you see a group of photographers all shooting from the same vantage point, shoot quick and then run the other way and find your own camera position.
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STYLE & TECHNIQUE
byI liken the process of shooting a volume of images to riding a roller coaster. At first it seems the process is going slow. You are in the open car, slowly making your way to the top of the tracks.
JUST SHOOT IT
byPerhaps the poster boy for shooting volumes is street photographer Garry Winogrand. When he died of cancer at the age of just 56 in…
Winter New York City Workshop Feb 28 – March 1
byI don’t often talk about my workshops on this blog, but I wanted to bring your attention to this 3-Day Intensive in New York City…
Photo Critique Of The Week…Steve Simon
byThis video post originally appeared on Patreon. Unlock a wealth of photo information designed to make you a better photographer and for a limited…
CLOSING THE GAP
byFrom my own experience as a photography educator and workshop leader, I have seen and heard this same scenario often—photographers describe their excitement for…
HURRY UP & WAIT
bySo what exactly is a volume of work and how do you define it? For a large-format photographer, the idea of volume may be…
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No Shortcuts To Mastery
byYousuf Karsh spent a lifetime perfecting his portrait lighting techniques. Here are Yousuf and me, graduation day, Dawson Institute of Photography, Montreal—at the beginning…
Seeing The Future
by“Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst.” Henri Cartier-Bresson Photography is a bit like trying to see the future, to trigger the shutter before…
