Fun Stuff for Photographers
In the wooded areas just north and west of New York City, the fall colors are already starting to show. A sure early indicator in this part of the country…
I have written before about shadows as they have appeared in various Pictures of the Month. Once more the topic arises in…
We learned a lesson at NYIP recently, and we want to share it with you. Here's what happened:
Every time we put up a new…
Photo by NYIP Student Jeong Hwa Min
It all started,…
Have you ever looked at a certain image that when viewed one way seemed to be an old lady in a rocking chair?…
Introduction
"Mother died today. Or maybe it was yesterday, I don't know."
These electrifying first sentences of The Stranger by Albert Camus…
All too often, in the modern scheme of things, we as photographers are fearful of shadows. We bend over backwards (sometimes)…
Background: It's out! My latest book, Photography Your Way: a Career Guide to Satisfaction and Success ‚ published by Allworth Press, is in the bookstores or,…
In a previous article, I mentioned Adobe DNG as an archive strategy for preserving RAW files.
Here, I'm going to spell out my step-by-step procedure for utilizing this tool.…
First, let's take a little trip back in time. When I began in the 1950's, photography was still largely a black…
