A huge part of my photo practice is not taking photos. Photography is an inner game. What comes out in our photography is the total expression of who we are, how we think, and what we see. I realized a few years ago that to create good images I need to feed myself with ideas […]
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If you're looking for extra motivation to get out there and shoot, then we've found a great round up of quotes to help you out. Many of these quotes are from photographers who meditated and pushed themselves to not only be good enough to be able to shoot pleasing images but also make it into the daily living.
My portrait photography education didn’t happen in a classroom, library, or workshop. Most of what I learned came from studying my heroes’ work, trying to figure out why I loved their pictures, and then putting my own twist on them.
If you know me, then you know I love a good one-liner. In fact, I put together what may be the best collection of portrait photography quotes in history. But even I can get sick of hearing the same old pearls of wisdom from the same old boomers. So I’ve upgraded 10 famous photography quotes […]
From the deeply inspirational, to Ansel Adams' answer to the question, "which would you save from a burning building, your wife or your negatives," this list of photography quotes is just the thing to get you through Hump Day.
From the deeply inspirational, to Ansel Adams' answer to the question, "which would you save from a burning building, your wife or your negatives," this list of photography quotes is just the thing to get you through Hump Day.
Rock photographers often go about not only capturing concerts but other special scenes that many others don't get access to. At a recent panel event, Bob Gruen joined fellow punk rock documentarians David Godlis, Marcia Resnick, and Paul Zone.
As I am always looking to improve my photography by learning, part of the process is seeking inspiration from others who create. I don’t, however, confine myself to just learning from other photographers.