You are browsing the archives of 2007 February.
The Idea Grove
Black Star Rising is a collaboration with the Idea Grove, a Dallas marketing firm that provides public relations, Web design, brand development, social media consulting and other services to its clients from New York to Silicon Valley.
Contact UsFREE E-BOOKS
What's right and wrong today? Download Black Star's free e-book on photojournalism ethics.
Hiring a corporate photographer? Download Black Star's free e-book on assignment photography.
Black Star Sites
AssignmentPhoto.com
Twitter.com/BlackStar
BlackStar.com
Archive for February 2007
Eric Blackhurst, Deep-Space Photographer
Tweet San Diego CityBEAT has a nice profile of astrophotographer Eric Blackhurst, manager of Oceanside Photo and Telescope, in today’s issue. An excerpt: Tweet
Previous Stories
- Rights Dispute Blocks Photographers from Shooting State Basketball Championships
- Yeah, But Can Grandma Do This?
- Spot-News Photographers: An Endangered Species?
- Hal Gould Still Prefers Darkroom to Digital
- Sammy Davis Jr., Photographer
- SlideShowPro: Helping Photographers Exhibit Their Work Online
- Pro Photographers Moonlight as Software Developers for Lightroom 1.0
- Would Acquiring Jupiter Help Getty?
- Shooting Shooting: Photographers at War
- Check Out the Reuters Photographers Blog
- How to Create a Winning Portfolio — It’s About More than Good Pictures
- Thirty-Five Years Later, Photography Still Beats Working for a Living
- Using Photography Contests to Boost a Career
- The Changing World of Photography … and How to Survive It
- The Jesuits: Love Shown in Deeds
- Getty Photographer Wins 50th World Press Photo of the Year Award
- Good Widgets for Displaying Your Photos Online
- Will Flickr Enter the Stock Photo Market?
- No Lens, No Problem — on Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day
- Create a Coffee-Table Book for Yourself or Your Clients
- And Then the Light Bulb Went Off
- Architect Selected to Design Gallery for Black Star Photography Collection
- Getty: Adding Images, But Not as Quickly as You Might Expect
- Can Taking Photographs in Public Be a Crime?