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As a self-employed editorial photographer, I tend to work in isolation. As a self-directed stock photographer with less and less assignment work, I need to keep motivated so I can move my work and career forward. One of the real joys of blogging and workshop teaching is that both of those do an excellent job of counterbalancing that isolation and keeping me motivated. I never really thought about this situation in those terms (or really much at all,) until someone wrote me with a question about isolation and momentum.
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Nov 11
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In Hanoi, Vietnam, my attention was captured by the small things I saw (and photographed) as well as by the energy of the city in the background, so I made this podcast, exploring both of those experiences.
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May 11
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One morning, as I rushed to meet my class in Singapore, I took my camera along with me for the ride.
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Jan 11
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Going pro vs doing photography for love, not money
I make my living as a professional photographer. I initially believed that the designation “professional” meant that my photographs were so good that people would part with their hard-earned money to own, publish or see my work. Digital photography has prompted me to rethink that idea a good bit. Today, millions of new images are created weekly and the perceived value of those images is spiraling downward. A couple recent e-mails from student and the democratization of photography caused by the digital imaging have contributed to that reconsideration. The thought process that I went through as I pondered this question is the heart of this week’s blog entry.
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Sep 10
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This podcast takes you to Tucson, Arizona, to experience the energy and activity at the annual Tucson Rodeo.
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Mar 10
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Using shutter different speeds to show motion or stop action
This podcast explores how to use low shutter speeds to show motion as compared to using high shutter speeds to stop action.
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Jan 10
