In my last post I talked about the importance of having empathy as a photographer and also mentioned that I was getting my own portrait updated. So if the photographer needs empathy what does
It was sometime around 2008 or 2009 I think, when I bought this used Epson 7600 printer from a photographer friend. Since then every print that is 24 inches or smaller on the short side has been printed on this printer.
Long-time clients soon
I’m reading a book right now by Steven Pressfield – “NOBODY WANTS TO READ YOUR SH*T AND OTHER TOUGH-LOVE TRUTHS TO MAKE YOU A BETTER WRITER”. The title would suggest that I’m wasting my time writing this because
Bonnie Deekon 1941-2018
It was with a great deal of sadness that I learned last night of the passing of Bonnie Deekon, executive director for the Cambridge and District Humane Society for the past 21 years.
I captured this candid image of Bonnie at this
Saturday June 16th I took a walk up Dickson Street in Galt Cambridge. The road was closed to traffic. Instead of cars there were vendors. It was the Cambridge Celebration of the Arts.
Dickson Street closed for the Cambridge Celebration of the Arts.
It
Will everything old be one day new again? I have my doubts.
An article on the 2018 trends in photography I found on the Adorama Learning Center suggests 2018 will see the return of Kodachrome film. Click here for a link to the article.
I don't even know who this person is, but I know how difficult it is to make a living in the arts. Support your local artists.
@nationalpost well said! It's amazing the Canadian Government fell for this. As usual #Australia did not fall for such malarkey. #Canada
Hit-and-run leaves woman in critical condition https://t.co/FHpmA6wdGm
