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How I Write 10,000 Words Per Day, Every Day – ART + marketing
Most people don’t believe me when I say that I write 10,000 words per day, every day. Between writing on Quora, my Inc Magazine column, ghostwriting for my clients at Digital Press (not counting the dozens of emails I respond to), I can honestly say that even 10,000 words per day is (at times) a low estimate.
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Master Photographer Irving Penn’s First Major Painting Exhibition: An Exclusive Look
In 2017, when New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art staged a major exhibition honoring the 100th birthday of the late photographer Irving Penn, its director, Thomas P. Campbell, cited Penn as “one of the most celebrated American artists of the 20th century.”
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Craigslist Encounters II
An ongoing photo series created in Los Angeles. The following subjects have all answered this advertisement on Craigslist.”Portrait subject needed.compensation: $20 per hour Portrait photographer seeking subjects. Looking for interesting people to phot…
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Photography Saved My Life
I’m going to start from the beginning. I didn’t have a bad upbringing. My parents worked hard for our family and always provided for me and my sister. They taught us right from wrong, how to be kind, loving and caring. We weren’t rich, but we never ever went without.
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Parallel lives: matching portraits from South and North Korea
As South Korea’s president, Moon Jae-in, visits Pyongyang for the third summit with North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, take a look at the photographer Ed Jones’s comparative portraits from the two countries
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52 Things You Can do to Take Better Videos and Photos!
Rob is an ecologist from the University of Hawaii. He is also an award winning filmmaker. As principle director of the Untamed Science productions his goal is to create videos and content that are both entertaining and educational. When he’s not making science content, he races slalom kayaks and skydives.
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12 Emerging Photographers You Should Know
Lens Projects from these up-and-coming photographers are being displayed on four-foot wooden cubes at this year’s Photoville beneath the Brooklyn Bridge. Twelve up-and-coming photographers from Africa, Latin America and the United States are featured this month at Photoville, the temporary village of galleries in converted shipping containers underneath the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Is This What’s Missing From Photography Training?
One of the primary difficulties with any type of training, photography or otherwise, is that we all have different ways of learning, thinking, and comprehending. Sure, there are some commonalities that apply to everyone. However, here is where those commonalities can cause problems. Most training programs, or even training guides, must follow …
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Emerging Photographer Fund
The Emerging Photographer Fund 2018 is now open for submissions! This year we are proud to offer two awards: the Emerging Photographer Grant for $10,000 and the Fujifilm Young Talent Award (25 or under) for $10,000. For more information, follow the link below. The deadline for entry is September 30th, 2018 (6pm PST).
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In tricky lighting situations expose for the highlights
Last week I talked about nailing your exposures using the program modes on your camera. Now I want to share a super-secret formula for making dramatic pictures in tricky lighting situations. This technique has been around for awhile, though some digital cameras worked better than others.
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New York City’s Streetscape, as Seen in Panorama
“I photograph to find out what something will look like photographed,” Garry Winogrand, one of the most prolific street photographers of the 20th century, once said. No matter how immediate photography has become, there is no less pleasure in being surprised by what the camera saw.
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Real-Life Fairy Tale Photos of a Woman in Gorgeous Landscapes Around the World
Photographer TJ Drysdale captures fantastical imagery by exploring the outer limits of the real world. He traverses gorgeous, secluded landscapes and takes advantage of natural light to craft ethereal scenes that look as though they are plucked from the pages of a fairy tale.
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