Creative Rut, Burned Out, Spent, Stuck, etc… Call it whatever you want, when you are in the business of being creative it happens. Look around, the good thing is, that you are not alone. Zack Arias made a video (“Transform”) for Scott Kelby‘s Guest Post Wednesday earlier this year that struck a chord with so...
Monthly Archives: October 2009
My good friend John Pascarella of The Brand Studio, tuned me into another iPhone app today (yes, just what I need… Another distraction!) From Nikon. It is the Learn and Explore app. Right off the bat, it is titled perfectly. There are How-to articles, images for inspiration, glossary of terms and videos. I have peeked...
Yesterday, during the Steelers vs. Viking games, LaMarr Woodley had a beautiful fumble recovery that he ran into the end zone for a touchdown. It was gorgeous! I was excited for the game and it also brought back the memory of photographing LaMarr in my studio last year. He is a great guy and was...
A good friend of mine referred me to some beautiful B&W film photography, so of course I peaked around a bit. I always love to learn more about the artist when I am drawn to their work. The photographer is Cheryl Jacobs Nicolai. Her B&W portraiture (especially the Short People Gallery) is so beautiful yet...
What do you shoot with – Zoom lenses or Prime Lenses? Zoom Lens – Covers a flexible focal range, ie 14-24mm, 24-70mm, 70-200mm Prime Lens – Covers a FIXED focal Length, ie. 35mm, 50mm, 85mm I think the majority of shooters choose zooms because of the flexible focal range. Today’s zooms are of an amazing...