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The Hasselblad Xpan
Love At First Sight
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35mm Cameras
Tony Sweet • Posted: Apr 01, 2003 • 0 comments

The Hasselbald Xpan

Miles Davis, the jazz great, would say, "When you see something that you can do, you know it right away." It follows that my love affair with the Hasselblad Xpan was love at first sight, or actually love at second sight. I was briefly introduced to...

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Digital Wedding Photography
Tips From The Pros
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Portraiture
Joe Farace • Posted: Apr 01, 2003 • 0 comments

Digital Wedding Photography

In the fast moving world of wedding photography, speed of delivery counts as much as style. In 1984, I contributed a chapter to Jack Curtis' book Wedding-Portrait Photography World on the impact...

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Point & Shoot: People at Play
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Portrait Tips
Lynne Eodice • Posted: Apr 01, 2003 • 0 comments

It's fun to take pictures of our friends and loved ones having a good time. The trick is to have your camera ready—a point-and-shoot camera is ideal for this—and to be quick and spontaneous. Taking pictures of people at play means that you must be prepared to grab some fleeting moments on...
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Digital Innovations
A Stroll Down Memory Lane
More Formats, Smaller Cards, Bigger Capacity To Come
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Digital Innovations
Joe Farace • Posted: Apr 01, 2003 • 0 comments

Digital Innovations

"The nicest thing about standards is that there are so many of them to choose from."--Ken Olsen, founder of DEC

While it...

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Margaret Bourke-White: The Photography of Design 1927-1936
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Family Tips
The Editors • Posted: Apr 01, 2003 • 0 comments

The first major exhibition devoted to the critical early years in the life and work of photographer Margaret Bourke-White is on view at The Phillips Collection in Washington, DC, through May 11. "Margaret Bourke-White: The Photography of Design, 1927--1936," comprising approximately 140 photographs, will be the first exhibition to explore fully her important early...

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Business Trends
Reinventing Your Business, Selling High End Portraits; An Interview With David Freeman
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Business Trends
Maria Piscopo • Posted: Apr 01, 2003 • 0 comments

Business Trends

Because you need a specific marketing message to sell to potential clients, most photographers base their business on the subject of the photograph such as people, products, and architecture. Some photographers...

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New Concepts In Album Design
48 8x10s Does Not Do It Anymore
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Features
Steve Bedell • Posted: Apr 01, 2003 • 0 comments

New Concepts In Album Design

It's really great to be involved in photography these days. I've seen more changes in the last five years than the 20 before it. And not one sector of the imaging world remains unchanged by...

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A Model Portfolio Made Easy
Lighting Basics Using BKAs LancerLight Series AC DC Lights
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Lighting
Ingrid S. Krampe • Posted: Apr 01, 2003 • 0 comments

A Model Portfolio, Made Easy

When Cassandra Hunter, an aspiring model, came to me to commission a variety of location and studio images for her portfolio, it seemed like a good opportunity to review some basic lighting principles...

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Photographic Super Course: Macro Photograqphy
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Lens Tips
The Editors • Posted: Apr 01, 2003 • 0 comments

Photos by Jack and Sue Drafahl

One of the most common bits of advice drummed into new photographers is "get closer to your subject!" In that context, it means that novice shooters generally shoot from too far away, so their subject is lost among all the other stuff in the...

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Joyce Tenneson: Translating Inner Light to Film
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Portrait Tips
Lynne Eodice • Posted: Apr 01, 2003 • 0 comments

All photos © Joyce Tenneson

As one of today's most successful and influential photographers, Joyce Tenneson has a unique gift for portraying a person's true character in her images. This ability to reveal the true persona in her portrait subjects has become her signature style--one that elicits an emotional response from the viewer.

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