Monthly Archives: September 2009
Dan Heller’s Article: The Future of Photo Sharing Sites and Agencies
I stumbled across Dan’s article and it could not have been more timely with Getty’s new web and mobile image
“Not A Crime” International Campaign
Imagine you are in Britain taking photos of people at some public event and a police officer suddenly confiscates your
MacPherson’s Lucky Break into Advertising and Design Photography
Sometimes all it takes is being in the right place at the right time. That’s pretty much what happened to
Andrew Zuckerman: No Time, No Purpose. All Character.
Andrew Zuckerman’s images, whether they be animals or portraits of distinguished personalities, are not only striking and detailed, but inspiring.
Andrew Zuckerman: Stripping Off Time and Context
Exotic creatures, a man’s wisdom, the importance of communication. These are subjects that are often unappreciated, mostly for the lack
Canon Australia’s Annual Canon EOS Photo5 Contest Opens
What is Photo5? The cliché says that great things start with small beginnings, well, fellas, this one starts with a
Canon Releases EOS 7D (Everything Else)
We’ve pretty much covered every feature of the new Canon 7D that’s worth at least one heartfelt “wow,” so let’s
Canon Releases EOS 7D (Part 2: Videos)
And speaking of kicking guts, Canon surely knows to hit it right where it hurts most. The Nikon 300s’ main
Jerry Lodriguss-25 Years of Sports Photography
I have been checking out Jerry’s website “Catching the Light” and I think it is one of the best presented