I’ve been talking a lot about creative workflow recently—in my workshops and talks, and at my recent presentation at B&H Photo. While the word “workflow” is used quite often these days, I think it’s most useful when there’s a specific context and purpose that drives that workflow. In other words, following steps with a specific creative vision instead of the…
It's been an extremely busy 2 weeks for me, but I'm finally back from Moab Utah leading the Spring in Arches 5-day photo workshop, plus also spending a bit of my own time shooting and hiking in the area. I'll have a post tomorrow with more info plus a bunch of behind the scenes photos I think you'll enjoy. If you're in the NY…
I first met Chip Forelli back in 2008 when we had a few duo exhibitions, one at Lizza Studios in PA, and the other at the Bayer Healthcare corporate headquarters in NJ. Photos and info from each are here and here respectively. Since then he has become both a mentor and a friend, and my work has benefitted greatly because…
Here's a great presentation that John Paul Caponigro, son of famed photographer Paul Caponigro, gave recently at B&H Photo in NYC. John is a fantastic photographer, digital artist, teacher, and all around inspiring person who I always learn from whenever I hear him talk. What I enjoyed most about his presentation is the idea of having a creative process, and thinking about…