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Written by Pat Hunt
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Wednesday, 04 April 2007 |
 Beate Chelette is a woman full of dreams, talent, strength and business acumen. She came to the United States 17 years ago from Germany,determined to live her American dream. As an entrepreneur it was no easy path; she had her share of highs and lows before creating a successful interiors stock library, Beateworks. In March 2006, Beate sold that company to Corbis.
Tags: Beate Chelette, Corbis
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Written by Pat Hunt
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Monday, 02 April 2007 |
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 Jack Hollingsworth is a top commercial image producer and "content creation partner." What does it mean to be a content creation partner compared to a stock photographer?
- a higher volume
- higher value
- faster, smarter, cheaper time-to-market
- one-stop-shop performance
- completely staffed (including pre-production, production, and post-production services)
Tags: Jack Hollingsworth,
Preproduction,
Redchopsticks ,
Content Creation Partner
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Written by Scott Baradell
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Friday, 09 March 2007 |
 Maggie Anderson of the Daily Iowan has a profile of Lothar Osterburg, a leading practitioner and teacher of the 19th century photographic process called photogravure.
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Written by Scott Baradell
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Wednesday, 28 February 2007 |
 San Diego CityBEAT has a nice profile of astrophotographer Eric Blackhurst, manager of Oceanside Photo and Telescope, in today's issue. An excerpt:
Counter-intuitively, deep-space photography requires less darkness than standard visual astronomy, because with long exposures, a camera can create an image out of what would be virtual darkness to the human eye. "With a 4-inch telescope, and a five-minute exposure time, you can see more than you can with your eye through the largest amateur telescopes," Blackhurst says.
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Monday, 26 February 2007 |
 Hal Gould, the American photographer and gallery curator, turns 87 this week. Unfortunately, he won't have a birthday, since he was born on Feb. 29 -- leap year.
It would be difficult to skip over Gould's remarkable contributions to fine art photography. In the 1970s -- at a time when many museum and gallery curators did not consider photography an art form -- Gould opened the Camera Obscura Gallery in Denver, which has played a leading role in the promotion and advancement of fine art photography ever since.
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Monday, 22 January 2007 |
 Is strength reflected in physical pain? Can beauty be found in scars? How do trained professionals show compassion? Photographer Michelle Del Guercio answers these questions and more with the images posted on her medical photography site.
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