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SLIDESHOW: Young Photographers Alliance 2014 Mentoring Exhibition
February 24, 2015. The Young Photographers Alliance held its annual Mentoring Program Exhibition. Featuring the work of 11 teams that spanned the United States, Canada and England, the show is entitled “Boundaries.” Opening Reception Photography by Thomas Donley.
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Hasselblad Masters 2016 Now Open
The Hasselblad Masters Contest is now open for entries.
→ASMP NY announces its “Fine Art Portfolio Review”
The New York Chapter of the American Society of Media Photographers is hosting its Tenth Annual Fine Art Portfolio Review→
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No Pay = No Value
A Common Dilemma A common dilemma for photographers who are either starting out or trying→
Let’s talk about Ethics: It All Started With a Fish!
Why am I here talking about “Ethics and Etiquette for Photographers and Assistants”? I guess→
Standing Out Amongst The Noise: Pro Bono Work
With pictures and icons seemingly everywhere, new stories are rarely told without some visual reference. Since everyone has a story and we are Generation DIY (do-it-yourself), the easiest way to update our status in the world, is often without words and at the push of a button.
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9 Tips To Have A Killer Portfolio Review
I owe a lot of my success to the people I’ve met and connections I have made at ASMP, especially→
The Dreaded N Word
Networking…the dreaded N word. The mere thought of it connotes images after work events with guys in suits who work→
VIDEO: Interview with Katie Hinsen
When I learned that my film “Charlie Victor Romeo” had gotten into Sundance, my first reaction was: Panic! We hadn’t→
Still Taking Off
Sometimes, as a creative person, you absolutely need to unplug from the every day. Artists need their solitude and in→
Walking On Eggshells: The First Impression
So there you are, feeling sorry for yourself in a corner. The popular girls whispering to each other across the→
Painting Reality – Out of Sight, Out of Your Mind
How much of our visual world can be reduced to science – a mechanical byproduct of brain processes? How much of→
A War of Attrition
A quote in a newsletter caught my eye and made me think of something that has bothered me for some→
Review: “Motherland”, Visual Anthropology
Sharpen’s Fine Art Critic A. Ione Williams reviews Joo Myung Duck’s “Motherland”
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