I came across the work of David Krovblit at this year’s Photo Independent in Los Angeles. While I was obviously attracted to his images, the thing that instantly drew me in was the presentation — a beautifully printed...Continue Reading
After working as a creative for over a decade in an agency environment, I've seen just about every bad lifestyle image one could imagine. I'm talking about images that are not just clichés, not just overused royalty-free...Continue Reading
Sarah Wilmer has recently been exhibiting some personal work titled, “The Small Hours” at Deutsch and I had the pleasure of getting her take on photography and what inspires her. As a long-time admirer of Sarah’s work...Continue Reading
Back in June of 2014, I did a Q&A with automotive photographer/director Paul Barshon. Since then, his work has continued to evolve into something truly great (not that it wasn’t great before)...Continue Reading
There’s no shortage of portfolio reviews to attend these days. At-Edge, FotoWorks, APA, ASMP, Lucie Foundation, Photolucida, and Palm Springs Photo Festival are a handful of great options...Continue Reading
So much of what you find with commercial food photography is more or less the same. Studio lights glaring, over-styled ingredients to the point of ridiculousness, and exactly what you’d expect to find...Continue Reading
I don’t get as many promos as I used to but when I get a great one, I still take notice and keep it. The promo I received from lifestyle photographer duo Steve and Anne Truppe of Tru Studio based in Chicago, Illinois...Continue Reading
As an art producer, I’ve seen my share of portfolios, good and bad. A while back I even wrote a post questioning whether or not printed portfolios are obsolete. I still believe they’re necessary, especially if you’re a newbie...Continue Reading
