Category: magazine

Popular Photography and American Photo magazines no longer exist

Dunja Djudjic

Today is a sad day in photography world: after 80 years, Popular Photography magazine will no longer exist. Its sister magazine American Photo also closes after almost two years of being online-only. The upcoming March 2017/April 2017 will be their last issues, and they won’t even keep the websites alive. Starting from Friday, March 10th, […]

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Planning A Shoot With A Creative Team

alanatylerslutsky

I’m going to walk you through some of the planning behind my editorial for Kenton →

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How a photo shoot happens on the streets of NYC from start to finish

John Aldred

Watch and learn as fashion photographer Alexi Lubomirski takes us on a journey from concept to completion of a photo shoot on the streets of New York City. While the video does build on the foundation of a magazine shoot, almost all of the tips and suggestions mentioned can apply to pretty much any session you might shoot, […]

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1-Year of Popular Photography for $5

Eric Reagan

Today, Amazon has a year subscription to Popular Photography, along with several other magazines, for $5. The Popular Photography subscription also includes a digital copy for your iPad or other mobile device. Check out all of the magazine options her…

A behind the scenes look at TIME Magazine’s Star Wars cover shoot

Gannon Burgett

Marco Grob might be scared of robots, but when the TIME Magazine contract photographer was asked to shoot the cast of the new Star Wars movie, he wasn’t going to let a little fear get in the way of work. In this behind the scenes video, TIME gives us an inside look at how Grob […]

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Concept To Creation: How Professional Photographers Do It

alanatylerslutsky

Examples of Concept to Creation from Working Fashion Photographers

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Lindsay Adler – The Story Behind the Photo

Nick Minore

Join Photofocus’ Melissa Niu and portrait/fashion photographer Lindsay Adler as they explore the story behind one of Lindsay’s best photography discoveries. All it takes is a little exploration to change a boring location into a beautiful, dramatic image.