Not every photographer is a web developer or designer – most aren’t. Good for you if you’re good at HTML and CSS and that type of stuff, but it’s not so bad even if you aren’t, thanks to the availability of services like Iconify. Its developers challenge photographers to “rethink their portfolio” by pitching to [...]
With so many proofing and photography apps to choose from, how does anyone decide on just one? Gadgets and Technology News suggests Photobiz as an innovative leader in the photographic and web industry that has just released a new free iPad app for you and your clients to use simultaneously. PhotoBizProofing is a great way [...]
Animals have feelings, too. That’s something I’ve always believed in, having grown up in an environment and in a family that loves animals. And Isa Leshko has managed to capture this simple, little truth in her photography projected called ”Elderly Animals.” Isa traveled far and wide to visit and photograph elderly animals or those that were nearing the [...]
There’s no doubt that what comprises the “world” varies from person to person. However, you can be certain that what people think of it is also what they can see in it: nature, trees, telephone poles–and books strewn all over the place? If you happened to come across that last scene, then you might have [...]
The two most important elements in a shoot are your subject and your equipment. Without one or the other, you won’t be able to shoot anything, really, because: a.) there’s nothing to shoot (no subject); or b.) you have nothing to shoot with (no equipment.) When people think of a “subject,” they often call to [...]
Ever wondered what kind of fish specie looks like you? I’m guessing your answer to that question is probably a huge, fat, “No!” But photographer Ted Sabarese was hard at work trying to match a bunch of people to find their “fish within” so they could get some “inner fish.” (Pardon the puns.) It might seem like [...]