How often is a stack of playboy magazines considered a business expense?
For Janna Yotte, a Montreal-based art director and visual artist, anything printed is fair game, and once she extracts the images from their magazines with her x-acto knife, they become a potential ingredient for her collages.
Most of my editorial portrait shoots involve artists, entrepreneurs, actors. I rarely have photoshoots with athletes, so I was thrilled about this one. I got contacted by Sportbox Entertainment Group (an athlete management company) to do a lifestyle photoshoot with speed skater Samuel Girard
Given that I had already photographed many, but not all of Pam's artworks, we had unfinished business to do before she left for her master's in New York. So every day during our trip, we packed one of her artworks in the car to go photograph it on-location somewhere.
One thing that I CONSTANTLY want to improve as a photographer is my editing skill. Not editing in the post-processing sense of the word, but in the curation sense, choosing which photos to show, which ones go well together, what the most effective order is, etc. In this post I'm sharing 2 exercises that I use to improve my editing skill.
I was just offered an UNREAL assignment! I’m so excited, and to explain why, I need to tell you a bit of the backstory.
Finally made my own camera strap! I've been waiting for this moment for a while now and I'm super excited to start using it.
City time! I’m taking you on a tour to Vietnam's capital.
Her woodshop is about to close and Pam’s covered in sawdust.
Not my typical human subjects, but still very much fun to photograph!