Photography

Photo resources, techniques, gear and imaging tools. New books, websites and exhibitions by established and up-and-coming photographers. Photo history, as well as predictions on the future of photography.

MacBook Air for travel photographers

Posted Wednesday, 8 June 2011 by Louis Au in Louis Au, Photography, Technology
A workshop participant recently asked me about whether the MacBook Air is a good choice for travel photographers. I responded with a few main points that I would consider if I found myself one day inside the Apple Store with a credit card in hand.
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The Microstock Blacklist

Posted Wednesday, 25 May 2011 by Allison Hobbs in Photography, Inspiration, News
If we had a blacklist, these subjects would be on it. This, and other "non-technical" reasons for image rejections.
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Concepts and Catchphrases - How to approach your photography through the eyes of an Art Buyer

Posted Wednesday, 11 May 2011 by Allison Hobbs in Photography
Whoever coined the phrase "a picture's worth a thousand words" could very well have been a successful stock photographer.
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Introducing the Hobbs Report

Posted Tuesday, 10 May 2011 by Steve Pigeon in Photography, Inspiration, News
Allison Hobbs is an excellent and informed writer on the subject of commercial image production and editing. She knows what sells and what doesn't. In her new column for Crestock she will share her experience, opinions and observations with all our members and help you to build a better commercial portfolio.
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'Tis the Season - See Wedding Bells

Posted Thursday, 28 April 2011 by Stacey Waspe in Photography
Wedding Season is kicking into high gear with the Royal Wedding this week. Check out this selection to see some highlights from our own collection of wedding images.
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Some of my favorite things... err photos!

Posted Wednesday, 27 April 2011 by Ellen Boughn in Ellen Boughn, Photography
Most often the decision to use an image has two or three components.
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Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker - Small business photos

Posted Wednesday, 13 April 2011 by Ellen Boughn in Ellen Boughn, Photography
National economies all over the world are fueled by small businesses. As an image creator, you would gain by adding images to your collection featuring the multitude of small enterprises as well as creating images that those businesses could use in brochures, on websites or in advertising.
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Spring Forward: Seasonal photos

Posted Wednesday, 30 March 2011 by Ellen Boughn in Ellen Boughn, Photography
Spring Forward: Seasonal photos
Images that capture the essence of a season may only be active as downloads during a short amount of time in a year. But the most popular seasonal images are often traditional and don't go out of date so that their number comes up year in and year out when that season rolls around.
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Three's not a crowd - photographing groups

Posted Wednesday, 23 March 2011 by Ellen Boughn in Ellen Boughn, Photography
Three's not a crowd - photographing groups
Group photos are among the most popular people shots for business, lifestyle, family and educational uses. Not surprisingly, getting a bunch of people organized into a coherent and attractive group is a challenge. How can you maximize your success in creating images of groups of people while on a budget?
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Life is a bowl of cherries - photos of groups of things

Posted Wednesday, 16 March 2011 by Ellen Boughn in Ellen Boughn, Photography
Life is a bowl of cherries - photos of groups of things
Still life images of fruit and flowers were the mainstay of classical painting and in some ways, although to a much lesser degree, of the wall décor business today. There is something reassuring about the composition of bunches of fruits or even vegetables that is pleasing visually and also carries a message of health, abundance and color.
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