Cornell Capa & Alfred Eisenstadt, Gallery Opening of Eisenstadt’s Work, Late 1980′s, Soho, NYC
Cornell Capa, photographer and founder of the International Center of Photography.
The New York Times obituary has a couple of interesting things. Cornell and Robert Capa’s last name was chosen [...]
I’ve been meaning to write up my thoughts/review of Aperture 2 for a while. I will in good time; suffice it to say I am very happy with it overall and it’s got some great improvements. I basically live in Aperture when downloading, editing and optimizing my assignments and personal work. Photos still [...]
I’m fortunate to have some long term clients who have been with me over ten years. We’ve made the transition from film to digital together and they’ve given me the opportunity to grow creatively. Fordham University is one of those clients. Over the past fifteen years I’ve moved from the kid [...]
On assignment yesterday in New York City. The forecast for the evening was at first good, then bad, then good, and then, once again, bad. The skies cleared and good weather smiled on us.
You turn around and 2008 is almost halfway over… Here are a few new portraits from the beginning of ’08.
As a photographer in the digital age it’s easy to forget to print your images. 99% of what I shoot for clients is destined for print (cmyk) but 100% of what I deliver are digital image files. My images get to clients on DVD, hard disk or via Internet transfer (client downloading from [...]
I had the honor of photographing Emmylou Harris on Tuesday night while she performed a short set. The client requested that I get the usual “I’m singing & playing” shots like this,
but that I also try to push [...]
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