Monthly Archives: January 2010

Highlights from the APA panel discussion on presenting your work to the new-media landscape

. I took pages of notes at the sold-out APA/NY panel discussion at Calumet on Wednesday. Let’s just say there was a lot of meat on that bone. I’m going to serve it up in two separate posts. The panel was unusually strong: Roberto De Luna, photo editor at Time Out New York; Joe Pritchard, [...]

Foreclosure as seen through various photogs’ lenses

.. Over at PDNpulse.com, there’s a super-interesting look at the theme of foreclosure as interpreted by a variety of photographers, including Todd Hido, Mike Benrube, David H. Wells, T.J. Proechel, and Lauren Greenfield. . . If you want to add your images to PDN’s post, just go here and upload them as a comment. . [...]

Sneak preview: David Drebin and soap queen La Lucci

. After decades in New York City, the soap opera All My Children—which marked its 40th anniversary on January 4—moved to Los Angeles at the end of last year. And Los Angeles magazine has rolled out the red carpet for the relocated residents of Pine Valley. The March 2010 issue will feature a big fashion [...]

Video: Reporter confronts Walter Iooss with tough question

. When you’re a reporter, you can’t be afraid to ask your subjects tough questions. No one knows this better than CNBC’s Darren Rovell. Here’s what he recently asked Walter Iooss—who is, among other things, a veteran Sports Illustrated photographer: “How hard is it to take an unbelievable picture of a beautiful woman in a [...]

Inside The David Drebin Pop-Up Store

. A couple of weeks ago, I told you about The David Drebin Pop-Up Store in Palm Beach, which is open only through mid-April. But I didn’t have any photos of the shop. Till now. . . . . . “I took the existing space, a real estate office in the Royal Poinciana Mall, and [...]

Video: Behind the scenes on Michael Muller’s UFC Magazine shoot with Anderson Silva

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Party invitation: Come celebrate Menuez Archive Projects on Feb. 18

. This is still a few weeks off, but Doug Menuez is hosting a big party at his studio in West Chelsea on February 18 to celebrate the launch of Menuez Archive Projects, his boutique stock site that’s officially going live on Valentine’s Day. (Here’s the MAP press release.) Menuez Archive Projects will feature work [...]

Tonight: “Presenting Your Work to the New Media Landscape”

. I’m looking forward to attending this APA/NY event tonight at Calumet Photographic: “Multi-Platform Editing: Presenting Your Work to the New Media Landscape.” Stella Kramer will be moderating a panel discussion on how new technologies and media platforms affect the way photographers’ work is viewed, and how photographers’ should adjust their process as a result. [...]

New work: a meaty Craig Cutler cover and Jeff Lipsky in Japan for Bon Appetit

. In November, I posted behind-the-scenes photos from Jeff Lipsky’s shoot in Japan for a big tofu feature in Bon Appétit. Well, the story—“Kyoto’s Tofu Obsession”—has just come out in the February issue. Jeff shot some great landscapes, portraits, and still lifes (on view in the print edition only) for the piece, which opens with [...]

A photographer responds to the “Ask Anything” post by A Photo Editor

. Most of you have no doubt already read the first installment of Rob Haggart’s new “Ask Anything” series, in which Suzanne Sease and Amanda Sosa Stone addressed the question of “How much money do commercial photographers make?” But have you read the almost point-by-point commentary by photographer/blogger John Harrington over at Photo Business News [...]

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