Does this look fun? Fame is a funny thing. A lot of notions about fame and celebrity are based on which side of the velvet rope you find yourself. There’s a great scene in Barry Levinson’s “PoliWood” where two actors shoot down any notion that Hollywood celebrities are motivated by the desire for photo ops. […]
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The entry deadline for Editorial Photographers’ Second Annual EP Education Grants student photo competition is TOMORROW, May 30, 2009. A total of seven prize packages are available to full time photography students who enter and submit their portfolio by the deadline. Each package includes a $1000 cash prize, a ThinkTank Urban Disguise 30 camera bag,
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Last week I was in New York riding the subway uptown with a train filled with Yankees fans which reminded me of a shoot I did last year of Hideki Matsui at spring training. Covering Hideki is really quite a scene. Hideki is Japanese Elvis. There are more sports photographers following Hideki than covering the
Lou Lesko of BlinkBid pimped me out today on the Livebooks blog about the future of editorial photography. I don’t necessarily share Lou’s views about encouraging blogs to use of your photos for free, unless, of course, the blogs are about with one of my two favorite subjects: photography and me… Yet I certainly agree
Helio Castroneves just had a very good week. Helio is one of the the nicest guy as you could ever meet. He’s a sports photographers dream subject so I’m very happy to see him back in victory lane at the Indianapolis 500 for the third time. We did this shot as the final shot of