5 Tips For Street Photography
For todays phototip, I’m pleased to introduce a guest post from friend and street photography guru, Brian Q. Webb. A couple of weeks ago, Craig invited me to write a guest post on his blog. It was something I felt somewhat honored to do since I both find him to be an excellent photographer and [...]
Take One A Day
Have you ever considered starting a photo a day project? Taking a photograph each and every day for a year is a surefire way to make you a better photographer. On the surface it sounds like quite an easy task – how hard can it be to shoot 365 pictures? I think you’d be surprised [...]
Photowalks
One great, social activity that is open to photographers are all ages, skill levels and interests is the photowalk. A photowalk is quite simply walking around with a camera for the purposes of taking photos. It can range from anything to a solo stroll to a large, organized group activity such as the Worldwide Photowalk [...]
Taiwan SPCA Event – A Guest Post by Carrie Kellenberger
Carrie of Taiwan Photographers and My Several Worlds joins us here this evening for a guest post concerning the upcoming Taiwan SPCA Event. It’s on this Sunday in Xindian, Taipei, so read on after the jump to see what Carrie has to say.
Aerial F1 – Singapore at Night by Wong Kin Leong
You may remember Wong Kin Leong from an earlier feature in the Shutterbug series. Well, over the past few months he’s been very busy covering the Singapore F1 Grand Prix night race for the Singapore Tourism Board. One component of that coverage was aerial photos of the city at night during the race. I recently [...]
Twitter For Photographers
Twitter. By now the name is familiar to most people even if they don’t really understand it. The whole Social Media phenomena is still in its infancy and people are still getting their feet wet as they give it a try. Below, I’ll give a list of photographers and photography resources on Twitter that I [...]
Shutterbug Sunday – Ben Drucker Photo
Before we get started on Shutterbug Sunday for this week, a quick announcement for Taipei folks. We’ll be having an initial ideas meeting today, Sunday 20th, at Yuma around 1:30 or 2pm to discuss Help Portrait. Feel free to come along if you’re in town. Okay, Shutterbug Sunday time. This week we look at Ben [...]
Shutterbug Sunday – Matt Preston Photography
Shutterbug Sunday returns after a week off with English photographer Matt Preston. Matt is another photographer I first met via Twitter which has proved itself to be an excellent tool for connecting with fellow creatives. If you’re not already on Twitter, I urge you to do so.
Shutterbug Sunday – Mark Forman
From Brooklyn to Taiwan. This week, Shutterbug Sunday looks at Mark Forman aka the BBluesman. Before we continue, don’t forget that there’ll be a mini photowalk in Taipei this afternoon (Sunday August 30th) for anyone who’s in the area. Meeting point is Liuzhangli MRT station at 4pm. The MRT line is still off, so take [...]
Shutterbug Sunday – Keith Peeler
In the spotlight this week on Shutterbug Sunday is Texas based photographer Keith Peeler. Keith is a documentary styled photographer whose recent trip to Uganda led to the Gulu Illuminated project.
Shutterbug Sunday – Thomas Pickard
Sunday can mean only one thing – Shutterbug Sunday. Coming to you this week is Thailand based Australian photographer Thomas Pickard. Thomas is an image maker who enjoys the wide spectrum of opportunities that photography provides. His photographic vision takes him from aid agency work in the Maldives to weddings in Thailand to photographic expeditions [...]
Shutterbug Sunday – James D Photography
Over here in Taiwan we’re currently feeling the lingering effects of typhoon Morakot. Over in London meanwhile, there’s a new photographer on the scene, one who seeks to show viewers the London that isn’t shown on postcards. Shutterbug Sunday today looks at James D Photo.
Shutterbug Sunday – John Lander | Asian Images
Sunday again and for this first Shutterbug Sunday for August, we’re off to Japan to meet John Lander or Asian Images. As a 20 year resident of Japan, John finds the textures of Tokyo to be an always interesting and intriguing exercise in juxtaposition: chrome high rises side by side with ramshackle wooden noodle shops; [...]
Taipei Photowalk 2009 – The Winner and Selected Highlights
After a few days of consideration, a careful study of the submitted images and a lot of coffee, it’s time to announce the winning image from the Taipei leg of the 2009 Scott Kelby Worldwide Photowalk. There were so many great images posted to peoples Flickr streams that I thought it’d be very difficult to [...]
Shutterbug Sunday – Wahliao Dot Com
Shutterbug Sunday goes to Singapore this week to feature Wong Kin Leong, better known as WahliaoDotCom, photographer for the Singapore Tourism Board and their Uniquely Singapore campaign. Shifting effortlessly between genres, alternating color with black and white, architecture with weddings, lifestyle and personal projects gives wahliaodotcom a unique style. The images capture the bustle of [...]
Taipei Photowalk – A Few Snaps
Saturday July 18th 2009 saw the first ever Taipei Photowalk, held as part of the Scott Kelby Worldwide Photowalk. I served as leader for a group of 50 or so photographers wandering through the streets in Xinyi district, Taipei. Our group was truly multicultural – we had members from Taiwan, India, Australia, Vietnam, Scotland, Poland, [...]
Shutterbug Sunday – Mark Hewatt Photo
Here we are again on Sunday and another featured photographer in the Shutterbug Sunday series. I hope everyone who participated in Photowalks around the world yesterday had fun, stayed safe, made some new friends and shot some cool photos. Today, the spotlight is on Mark Hewatt, an experimental photographer from North Georgia, USA. Unlike some [...]
Sunday Shutterbug – Brent Walker
Sunday again and this week we’re looking at Brent Walker. Brent is a photographer in Atlanta, GA. He is the owner of Lucky Pinup Photography and operates his commercial and fine art business from Brent Walker Photography. He says, My career as a photographer has been one of high contrast. It’s not uncommon for me [...]
Shutterbug Sunday – Mitchell Kanashkevich
Shutterbug Sunday is moving into the world of travel documentary photography this week, with the spotlight being placed on Mitchell Kanashkevich, a freelance travel and documentary photographer who is represented by Getty Images. More after the jump. Clicking on the pictures will take you to different parts of Mitchell’s portfolio and blog.
Shutterbug Sunday – Francesco Gallarotti
The fourth edition of Shutterbug Sunday comes from New York by way of Italy. This week the spotlight is on Francesco Gallarotti, a New York based Italian visual artist. . With his photoblog, My Little World, Francesco gives the viewer an ever changing gallery of photographs, with locations ranging from New York to Italy to [...]
Shutterbug Sunday – Ilan Bresler
Week three of Shutterbug Sunday and this week Ilan Bresler is in the spotlight. Ilan is a street photographer and photoblogger from Israel who was the winner of 2008 Photoblog Awards in the category “Best New Photoblog”. Ilan captures the nuances and humor of life and is one of the leading exponents of color street [...]
Shutterbug Sunday – Seshu Photography
Week two of the new Shutterbug Sunday brings us to the world of wedding photography and Seshu Photography. Seshu is a portrait and wedding photographer from Connecticut who specializes in multicultural weddings. From his about page. I tell stories. Visual stories. Stories that leap out of an image — and into your heart. And my [...]
Shutterbug Sunday – Adam Coupe Photography
Rolling into summer and rolling out something new. Each week there’ll be a new addition to the site – Shutterbug Sunday. I’ll be spotlighting a gallery, blog or portfolio from a single selected photographer. So the first photographer in the site is Adam Coupe of Adam Coupe Photography. [singlepic id=358 w=500]
Five For Friday – Photographers To Watch
This weeks 5 looks at five photographers in this region that have recently been showing some great work. A couple of these are new to me so I’m not familiar with all of their older images. The others are people I’ve been following for a while who have recently been taking their photography to another level.
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