I was nervous and excited. I had just left my 9 to 5 cubicle career and jumped head-first into full-time photography. Over the next 2 months, I would be traveling all over the world with a friend in order to build my portfolio.
At this point, though, my sedentary lifestyle had caught up to me […]. petapixel.com
As a photographer, you are taught to see different compositional elements in other people’s work, and you apply the elements that resonate with you to your own work. [Read More]
At several points in our lives, we encounter people who believe they are absolutely great at what they do despite overwhelming evidence that their output is terrible. It manifests in many areas of our lives but it's especially prominent in anything that involves work.
At several points in our lives, we encounter people who believe they are absolutely great at what they do despite overwhelming evidence that their output is terrible. It manifests in many areas of our lives but it's especially prominent in anything that involves work.
Napoleon Dynamite is surely a cult classic film; and one of the parts that photographers can truly appreciate is the headshot session of Uncle Rico. If you're an established headshot photographer then this will make you laugh and cringe at the same time.