Spotlight: Jim Fiscus

Jim Fiscus is a visual storyteller who builds his narratives using conceptual photography, computer-generated wizardry, and his unusually vivid imagination. “Fiscus’s photographs are cinematic in nature and quality,” Communication Arts noted in a 2009 feature on Jim. His portfolio is wildly diverse, ranging from a Renaissance Hotels campaign that re-creates The Birth of Venus to [...]

Jim Fiscus/Chris Bilheimer exhibition opens in Athens on Friday

Award-winning photographer Jim Fiscus, creator of the digital novella “The Unfortunate Moment of Misunderstanding,” has collaborated with Grammy-nominated graphic designer Chris Bilheimer on an unusual series that combines large-scale photography with other media. The project, titled “A Year on the Hill,” will premiere this Friday at the University of Georgia’s Lamar School of Art, in [...]

More International Photography Awards: the Honorable Mentions

Last week, I wrote about the Stockland Martel photographers who took 1st Place at this year’s IPAs. This week, let’s take a look at the photographers from our roster who received Honorable Mentions: Fulvio Bonavia, David Drebin, Jim Fiscus, Rolph Gobits, Lauren Greenfield, Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, Nadav Kander, John Midgley, Michael Muller, John Offenbach, Martin Sigal, [...]

International Photography Awards honor Nadav Kander, Roxanne Lowit, and Jim Fiscus

The winners of the 2010 International Photography Awards have just been announced, and we’re thrilled to report that three of our photographers are among the 1st-place honorees: Nadav Kander, Roxanne Lowit, and Jim Fiscus. Here are their winning entries… . Nadav Kander 1st Place, Editorial: Personality “Giovanni Soldini II” for GQ Italia …………………….. Jim Fiscus [...]

Stockland Martel’s YouTube Channel: Matthew Rolston, Craig Cutler, Jim Fiscus, and much more

. Have you seen the Stockland Martel YouTube Channel? .   . There are nearly 30 videos there, including Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao in the gym, directed by Michael Muller for Nike; commercials by Lauren Greenfield, including for Nestle; video by Craig Cutler; an interview with Matthew Rolston; commercials for Marchon Eyewear by Ruedi Hofmann; the [...]

The debate over CGI

The Creative Review has published a provocative article titled “The Traditional Studio Photographer Is About to Die,” on the increasing popularity of CGI and what it means for photographers. If you’re a commercial photographer and haven’t added CGI to your repertoire, you might want to read it. “We’re fast approaching the tipping point,” car photographer [...]

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