Fun Stuff for Photographers
It started in August. The back-to-school bombardment is upon us.
With the Father's Day, Graduation, Wedding, and Fourth of July promotions behind them, the entire…
Photo By NYIP Student Mihaela Sturzoiu
Perhaps the strangest creature on this planet is indeed man himself. His quixotic, unpredictable, unfathomable behavior…
One of the most frequent requests we get from photographers who visit NYIP is for information and samples of Release Forms. We can take a hint!
Here's a general…
New York City professional photographer Richard Martin has accomplished many things over his career. Richard spent a decade working as an NYIP Student Advisor and still contributes articles to…
"The colors in my prints don't match the colors on my computer monitor" is a complaint we often hear from students. The solution, in a nutshell, is a color-managed workflow.…
At NYIP we teach our students a simple Three-Step Method for setting up every photograph they shoot:
Step 1. Know your subject.
Step 2. Focus attention on your…
Editor's Note:Here's the first of a two-part feature on how to photograph babies and young children. In…
In February, several NYIP teachers attended the International Photographic Council Lunch at the United Nations, held to honor Fred Lerner, the…
This selection from our popular Contest Tip series includes the following suggestions to help you succeed in any photo contest you choose to enter:
Locating Contests
I struggled a bit with the title of this article for two reasons. One, I can still walk, albeit with pain but I can still do it. There are lots…
