Though Dawoud Bey, the long-beloved titan of African-American photographic portraiture, began his career 40 years ago, his often-repeated origin is worth repeating here: In 1969, Bey, then a young man from Queens, New York, heard about a controversial exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and went to check out the protests.
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If you’re looking for a way to make your writing life easier, I hear ya.
It’s not easy to grow a freelance writing career while homeschooling eight kids, but organization and efficiency make it possible.
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In reality, though, video is becoming much easier and cheaper to create. This means there’s a huge opportunity for your business on YouTube.
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Turner, who won more than 300 awards for his richly saturated imagery for Look, Sports Illustrated, Esquire, Seagrams, AT&T and other clients, died Sept. 18.
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You did it. You stepped up and bought a real camera. Not just some accessory lenses for your phone—a real, honest to goodness camera with a detachable lens and manual control. Now it’s time to learn how to use the thing
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