November 2010 archives

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November 24, 2010 by Craig

The Vision Driven Photographer – Review

Tweet A beautiful cover photograph brings immediate attention to the latest Craft and Vision eBook. Notice the color harmony with the rich blues of the sky and water combining with the warm hints of light and reflection. That’s actually a lesson in itself on aesthetics and balance in photography. The Vision Driven Photographer by David [...]

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November 24, 2010 by Craig

The Importance Of Contact

Tweet A few days ago, Brian Hirschy tweeted about photographers who make it hard for people to contact them. It brought a few things to mind that are worth mentioning because a surprisingly large number of photographers make it impossible, or at least very difficult, for people to find them. I’ve no idea why they [...]

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November 23, 2010 by Craig

Travel Photography Is Dead

Tweet Travel photography is dead. It’s been said many times over the past few years, what with the rise of microstock, the economic crisis forcing magazines to close, editorial rates decreasing and the stunning growth of photo sharing sites where talented hobbyists with DSLR’s often let their photographs be published for photo credit, that the [...]
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