Seth Godin, who I blogged about in the past with my Making Money Doing What You Love? post, had another great post the other day that should serve as another reminder for all photographers the importance of presenting you and your vision in your portfolio. Call me a broken record, but if you’re not showcasing [...]
As more and more of us enter the realm of freelance photography you’ll undoubtedly come across people who absolutely love your work. All is good until they introduce the catch. They can’t afford to pay for it. A credit line doesn’t pay the rent. This post entitled When to Work for Nothing on the Shifting [...]
Here are some more images from my project on beauty.
Here is some of my work from a project I have started on beauty.
I am one step closer to the goal I set out for myself when I first picked up a camera – to have a book published by the of age 35. I received word the other day that I am a finalist for the the Center of Documentary Studies First Book Prize. While I may [...]
I had an opportunity to go to Eddie Adams this year and it was amazing. I heard going to the workshop is one of those things that as a photojournalist you have to do. But it wasn’t until we were walking up the driveway to the barn, that I knew what all of the hype [...]
Here is my latest project – Trapped: Mental Illness in America’s Prisons. What started out as an assignment for school has produced a piece that has changed my life and hopefully will do the same for the people that view it. That was my hope when producing it at least. Ten weeks ago, we (my [...]
Mark your calenders for June 12-14 for the Festival of the Photograph. The lineup this year includes: Mary Ellen Mark Joel-Peter Witken James Nachtwey
It’s no HumveeTV, but you can never go wrong with a drive to Grandma’s for Christmas. I never thought much of the drive until I moved away and realized just how special it is. Meadow Traffic Rambler Nature Open Fields This Way St. Anthony, MN, Pop. 38 Almost There