31. The Time to Market Your Photos Is Now
(Main/Advice from the Pros)

...bilities, transmission of images can be immediate. Now, it's just a matter of identifying one of your prime photographic interest areas, and then finding the magazines, periodicals, and possibly book ...

32. Notes from the VisCom Classroom: Overcoming Shyness in Photographing People
(Main/Advice from the Pros)

...ted to improve their people-photography skills. I was pleased to hear this, because I consider myself primarily a people photographer, based on my training in photojournalism. As I discussed this goal...

33. Advice to Event Planners: Turn Up the Lights!
(Main/Advice from the Pros)

...h or setting up their lights. Better images encourage editors to place the images on front covers and prime spots in the newscast. So next time, put the speaker in the light! ...

34. Restoring Trust in Photojournalism: Black Star Rising Talks with Dr. Hany Farid
(Main/Business and Technology)

...ics has been used in many legal cases where digital images or video are introduced as evidence. From criminal cases to civil cases to medical malpractice cases, digital recordings are frequently intr...

35. Are Your Business Practices Hurting Other Photographers?
(Main/Advice from the Pros)

...0, or giving away photographs for access to the limited locations that are credential positions, is detrimental to your fellow creatives, and those whose work you admire. Tag: ((photography bus...

36. Nielsen's New Rankings Offer Opportunities for Video Shooters
(Main/Business and Technology)

...emendous opportunities for short-form videos. Until recently, advertisers used page views as the primary measure in determining where to place their ads. Now, Nielsen has decided to add the amoun...

37. You Know What They Say About Green M&Ms
(Main/Industry News)

Mike Peters, the editorial cartoonist who draws the Mother Goose and Grimm comic strip, offers an amusing take on the ongoing faceoff between photojournalists and the NFL. Check it out. Tags: (

38. Sometimes It's Hard to Be Different
(Main/Advice from the Pros)

...e selection of the population of Sydney. The subjects -- who included the wife of a former Australian prime minister, the Lord Mayor, a ticket collector and a taxi driver -- thought the idea was amusi...

39. Will Red-Carpet Photographers Soon Just Be Fans with Cameras?
(Main/Industry News)

...tographers most is that it opens up the red carpet to fans with cameras. It is likely that the primary goal of most of the photographers who choose to participate will not be to make a living f...

40. Stock Aggregators Promise One-Stop Shopping
(Main/Business and Technology)

...h the large collections, technological capabilities and brand awareness of Corbis, Getty Images, Jupiterimages, as well as smaller, established providers. Also, they will compete with each other to re...

41. Comstock Founder Tom Grill Continues to Adapt to Change
(Main/Photographer Profile)

...m can't understand or emulate. She likes to joke that she's her father's "weird science experiment." "He's a teacher to everyone, and is always telling them how to make money and be succes...

42. A Photographer Who Made History (for Snake Lovers)
(Main/Photographer Profile)

... Tags: ((Peter Ensenberger)), ((wildlife photography)) Deep in the rugged canyons of the Mogollon Rim, he confronted a lethal battle in a shallow rivulet -- a garter snake and a desert sucker fis...

43. New Study Offers Valuable Insights Into Stock Footage Industry
(Main/Business and Technology)

... Artbeats. Types Of Footage Still photographers tend to think of stock footage as primarily clips of people and lifestyle, nature and scenics. However, of the total industry, only ...

44. Dog-Eared Wisdom for Photo Editors
(Main/Advice from the Pros)

...blished myself in the magazine business, but it's as fresh and pertinent today as it was then. It's a primer for green neophytes and grizzled veterans alike. Here are a few excerpts: Nothing i...

45. So You Want to Be a Black Star Photographer?
(Main/Black Star News)

... through the mail -- your money. When considering recommendations and queries, we look at three primary factors in making a decision: Talent. This is the most important criterion. It gene...