In-depth Q&A’s with the industry’s most noted photographers and creatives, thoughts on the industry, and more.
Transitioning into video is a learning curve for a number of us. These are some resources I have found along the way to be helpful.
→Each year ASMP New York hosts a Photo Walkabout NYC with the Mentors and Mentees of the Young Photographers Alliance Mentoring Exhibit. Thomas Donley takes us on that NYC adventure.
→Photographer Adi Talwar photographs American Society of New York Members at the 10th Annual Fine Art Portfolio Review.
→Welcome back to Sharpen! As I mentioned last month, we want to keep you coming back for more. To that→
Working with a stylist can dramatically transform a photographer from one who captures scenarios to one who creates them. In→
For anyone, including that omnipresent crotchety inner dialogue, that has ever asked me the question, “why do you do what you do?,” here’s my answer. I hope it reminds you of why you do this, as well. Hopefully it also shuts down your inner snark.
→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.
→George Platt Lynes On View Until: February 21 Robert Miller Gallery, 524 West 26th St, New York, NY, 10001 I→
Trying to find your way as a new photography graduate is like being the new kid at school. Middle school in particular, because we all remember how unforgiving and ruthless the middle school environment was.
→The story behind shooting the “Rational Animal” Campaign for the NY Mayor’s Alliance for Animals.
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