The startling emotion pouring out of the images is stunning. The animals getting patched up in the burn unit brought tears to my eyes. The contrasts of parched earth and red flame make stark textures and gripping photorealism. The angles of many of the fire lanes play against the symmetry of a row of firefighters.
Posted on June 06th, 2009 in News
Working in lower light can be an opportunity in disguise. Recently the assignments took me to downtown Los Angeles on day which seemed topsy turvy with clouds and less than golden sunlight. Given that a lot of the photography was going to take place in deep urban canyons, this didn’t body well for shots without that morose gray tone that robs many images of otherwise great potential.
Posted on May 25th, 2009 in News
The right strategy to exploit a picture like this for microstock marketing will be to assess potential customers and random wildcard customers. Sometime webmasters make instant websites or minisites and take any picture with search words and keywords for tag data, some thought must be given
When you become your own Microstock editor, that’s when you derive a sense of value and satisfaction from your work. You can really see the benefits of Microstock photography that you can concretely draw on for your own projects. I recently got tapped to write a series of articles for a city where I had visited. It just so happens I ponied myself up a sweet bonus with my Microstock artillery of archived images.
The construction world has a lot of business coming its way. As American homeowners get their stimulus checks and homeowners enjoy some foreclosure amnesty, more construction and innovation will take place than ever before. The websites selling solar energy, green design, retrofit construction, and general home building will need updated images to look attractive as do their competitors.