Tagged With « direction »
-
A fifth photographer’s problem
I have written extensively about what I describe as the four “photographer’s problems” (or questions.) These are issues that every serious photographer should consider regularly. I mention these in classes and during presentations to get photographers thinking about photography’s important issues, rather than obsessing about the gear they use. I am surprised to say that I am thinking of adding a fifth question, but I am not 100% sure. Writing this blog entry may help me think out loud, as I decide, four or five?
03
Dec 10
-
Flash Photography Using Remote (Off Camera) Flash Units
This podcast explores using an off-camera or remote flash unit to get a quality of light that is not possible with the built-in flash units.
30
Jun 10
-
The sweet spot for dramatic shadows
This podcast shows you how to find the ’sweet spot’ for making dramatic shadows in your photographs.
10
Mar 10
-
Thinking about photographs, not photography
I spend a great deal of time thinking about photography (duh.) Recently, I had some encounters where I was pressed to think about the photograph itself. As I was thinking about that, I noted that most of my energy is concentrated on the process of photographing, rather than on the outcome of that process, the actual photograph. As I listened to other people talking about actual photographs, I had a “chicken vs. egg” moments, where I was unclear, which came first, the process of photography or the product?
27
Nov 09
-
A big, what is the meaning of life, kind of a question
A former student/intern wrote me with a big, “what is the meaning of life” kind of a question. The process of answering her ended up becoming something of a dialogue within myself about photography and “meaning” for me. After I sorted things out in my own thinking, I wrote her an answer I could also use as a blog posting.
24
Aug 09
-
The podcast, “The Wells Point,” gives you an important tool that will change the way you photograph.
24
Sep 08




