New Video: How to Find Your Shot Advancing Your Photography Show Host Marc Silber takes us on a fun, travel, photography adventure to one of the most iconic landmarks along California's beautiful coastline. In our newest video, "How to find your shot," we tag along with Marc Silber as he cruises down
Hey, like everything in life, if you don't set your photography goals, they're not likely to just happen on by and knock on your door. Let me ask you, when was the last time you thought about your goals as a photographer? Lots of us keep going out and shooting the same pictures over and
Photographs by Ed Drew courtesy of the Robert Koch Gallery, San Francisco War photography has come a long way since the shadowy tintypes of the American Civil War. With modern equipment, photographers can capture details of combat like never before. But for some the painstaking process of working with old mediums has
Point Lobos, CA about 1965 Point Lobos, CA 2011 New 2011 Black & White Point Lobos Which image do you prefer? I'd really like to know and why? But make up your mind before reading this. They were shot decades apart under completely different conditions and circumstances: The top was taken on my Plaubel Makina,
See previous post "An innovative artist, trailblazing photojournalist, and quintessential world traveler, Henri Cartier-Bresson ranks among the most accomplished and original figures in the history of photography. His inventive images of the early 1930s helped define the creative potential of the medium, and his uncanny ability to capture life on the run made his work
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