Sant Pau, Spain "...through this photographic eye you will be able to look out on a new light-world, a world for the most part uncharted and unexplored, a world that lies waiting to be discovered and revealed." ~ Edward Weston I love the simplicity of Edward Weston's photography: Nude in the sand. A bell pepper.
Percheron horses, Spain Photography is such a technical subject that many photographers get caught up in it, or snarled up in it, as the case may be. Cameras are such wonderful contrivances that we can get lured in by the latest gadgetry. While it certainly is important to know your camera, the camera doesn't take
Cap De Creus, Spain, October 2010 This spot was like standing and feeling the crosswinds of the world: On the left in the distance is Port Ligat Spain, where Salvador Dali had his studio; off to the right, out of view, the Costa Brava disappeared off to the the south of France, and of course
© 2010 Musilek Photography Have a look at our video with Stan Musilek where he took time out from his shoot to give us some insight and methods behind his exceptional photography. You'll see that he works with his whole team to plan, stage and shoot his striking images. Stan makes some important points that
There's nothing quite like capturing a child's wonder for life -- the curiosity, the surprise, the discovery. But photographing these moments requires a special kind of photographer, one who not only knows how to snap a portrait but also understands what it takes to bring out a child's emotions. Marc Silber sits down with accomplished
© Patrick Roddie 2009 I recently interviewed well-known Burning Man photographer Patrick Roddie on Advancing Your Photography. Roddie is a self-taught photographer and he shares some great tips for portrait photography that he's learned while shooting his Burning Man photos for the past 13 years. Patrick doesn't follow a strict checklist of techniques when
Have you ever wanted to capture the great moments in your travels, but just don't know where to begin? Well, who better to learn from than a three-time Travel Photographer of the Year award-winner? In the latest interview of Advancing Your Photography, Marc Silber sits down with award-winning travel photographer Bob Holmes to offer some
© Silber Studios 2010, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED In my workshops I cover the 4 stages of photography which you can see in the slide above. These break down roughly into: 1. Visualizing, composing and framing your image. 2. Knowledge and skill of use of your camera, lighting and equipment. 3. Post production: Processing and printing.
Photo copyright Jim Goldstein It's two interviews for the price of one today at The Marc Silber Show! We've been busy here at SilberStudios.tv, and now we have two great interviews to share with you. Acclaimed landscape photographer Jim Goldstein and award-winning wildlife photographer Florian Schulz each sit down with us for a set of
Marc Silber Show guests win multiple Photo District News (PDN) Photo Annual 2010 awards. PDN is an award-winning magazine focusing on the photographic community. Since 1980 PDN has been a premier source for breaking photo industry news, in-depth feature stories and work from today’s best emerging photographers. The Marc Silber Show congratulates four of our
