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Nikon announces D750 DSLR Camera
Outstanding agility, an effective pixel count of 24.3-million pixels with the excellent image quality, the compact lightweight and slim body→
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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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