Jack Hollingsworth

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Simplify To Amplify; What You Don’t Show In The Frame Is As Important As What You Choose To Include
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Jack Hollingsworth  |  Jun 01, 2005  |  0 comments

All Photos © 2004, Jack Hollingsworth, All Rights Reserved

I don't take pictures in order to have a topic for this column, but what often happens is that I'm looking over photos from a recent trip or assignment and the idea is right there in front of me. Which is what happened this time. I'd just returned from Japan and was looking at some of the photos...

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Take Stock; Another Way To Think About Your Travel Pictures
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Jack Hollingsworth  |  Feb 01, 2004  |  0 comments

"How's it goin'?" a writer friend asked me recently. "Busy," I said. "That's great," he said. We talked some more, and what I ended up telling him was that one of the reasons things were going well and I was staying busy was that in addition...

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The Business Side; The Importance Of A Model Release
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Jack Hollingsworth  |  Aug 01, 2004  |  0 comments

If travel photography were all about travel, I'd be a lot happier. For some of you, it probably is all about the experience of discovering new places, revisiting favorite ones, and creatively recording special moments and memories. But for me...

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The Last Resort
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Jack Hollingsworth  |  Feb 01, 2003  |  0 comments

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I'm not going to tell you that resort photography isn't work--it is; but I'm not going to tell you that it's all work. I like to go early, stay later and bring the family. By going early I get...

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The Last Word On Travel Portraits
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Jack Hollingsworth  |  Apr 01, 2002  |  0 comments

I hadn't planned on writing about travel portraiture; after all, we've discussed it directly or peripherally a few times before. I was leaning toward some how-to, application-type things--photography at resorts and on cruise ships, or maybe how to tackle...

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The Real Stuff; Want To Know Why I’m Sick And Tired Of Talking About Equipment? Buckle Up And Read On
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Jack Hollingsworth  |  Oct 01, 2005  |  0 comments

You know what I was thinking about while I was making the photographs you see here? I was thinking about instincts and intuition, about empathy, diplomacy, and psychology. You know what I wasn't thinking about? The gear--the camera, the lens, the tripod.

Excuse me while I step up onto my soapbox and rant a while.

I am so...

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The Time Out Theory Of Travel Photography
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Jack Hollingsworth  |  Oct 01, 2001  |  0 comments

I plan to the hilt. As a pro traveling on assignment or for stock shooting, I have to, but the problem is I often feel I'm overloaded with itineraries and details. I've got my shot list, my research reports, my source notes. I...

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Why People Pictures; It Is A Passion For Participation
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Jack Hollingsworth  |  Apr 01, 2004  |  0 comments

I spent last October in China, shooting on assignment for four different stock agencies. It made me think about how my work is affected by changes in the world. Frankly, the stock industry has been dominated by what I call "Wonder Bread...

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Personal Touch; Do People Skills Make Me A Better Photographer?
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Jack Hollingsworth  |  Feb 01, 2007  |  0 comments

A while back I had two big production shoots, one in India, the other in Shanghai. For both, the clients were with me all day, every day, and it was interesting that when they got around to comparing me to other stock and travel shooters they'd worked with--I'd asked them, of course, just to see how my operation stacked up to others'--they told me that...

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Rx For Travel; Take Two Zooms And Call Me When You’re Confident
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Jack Hollingsworth  |  Jun 01, 2009  |  0 comments

You read this magazine. You’re reading this column right now. So I’m thinking that you’ve got your act together. You keep up with the new gear; you pick up tips and techniques, ideas and inspiration. Your skills are sharp and you know what you need to get the pictures you want to get. So when you go out to shoot this summer, you’re going to go with one camera body, maybe...

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