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ADVENTURE SILHOUETTES for More Marketable Imagery – Charlie Borland:
“There are times when we can create simpler photographs that tell a strong
story and silhouettes are easy way to do that. They can tell just as
effective of a story, set a mood, or create mystery and it’s those
storytelling images that buyers of imagery look for when licensing images.
What’s different is these images are adventure images and add the human
Element, a proven ingredient of top selling images.”
http://www.pronaturephotographer.com/2013/06/shoot-adventure-silhouettes-for
-more-marketable-imagery/
PHOTO: Charlie Borland
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BLUE YONDER -- Aviation Photography Shot From 1,000 Feet In The Air –
Lauren Margolis: “When the U.S. Military or any number of the dozen aviation
publications need shots of planes, helicopters, and pilots soaring through
the air, they call expert aerial and aircraft photographer Tyson V.
Rininger. Here are his how-to’s for building rapport with pilots,
credibility with image distributors, and expertise with technique.
http://blog.photoshelter.com/2013/06/back-to-basics-aviation-photography-sho
t-from-1000-feet-in-the-air/
PHOTO: Tyson V. Rininger.
CATS ‘N’ DOGS -- Try, photographing them. Meghan Lodge: “ I started
volunteering for my local animal shelter for the dogs. I started by just
walking dogs, but then I fell into my niche of taking pictures.
http://www.catster.com/lifestyle/pet-photography-cats-vs-dogs
PHOTO: Shutterstock
DO-IT-YOURSELF: “Photography Is Even More Satisfying When You Build Your Own
Camera. Andrew Liszewski: “Introducing the Konstruktor: a $35
build-it-yourself plastic camera that gives photographers a crash course on
how their soul-stealing device really works. SOURCE:
“http://gizmodo.com/photography-is-even-more-satisfying-when-you-build-your-
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NO TEEN NUDITY ALLOWED -- Jim Edwards: “New York state legislators are on
track to pass a law before Fashion Week in September regulating work
conditions for under-age models. The new rules would ban nudity on sets. If
it passes, all New York Fashion Week shows and local magazine shoots there
would require such things as chaperones on set, tutors on set, consent forms
for nudity, no 16-plus-hour days and access to meals.” SOURCE:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/york-likely-ban-underage-models-154318411.html
TAKEAWAY: Wait. I thought fashion had to do with clothing, -not lack of it.
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HELP WANTED -- Journalism Is the Worst 4-Year College Investment—Be a
Sailor Instead! – Ken Layne: “If the constant downsizing in the news-media
industry hasn't already convinced you to pick something else to do with your
life, a new study shows the worst "return on investment" for a four-year
degree is a job in journalism. It takes journalists nearly 32 years to pay
off their college loans.
http://front.kinja.com/journalism-is-the-worst-4-yearcollege-investment-be-a-512348579
RULE BREAKING -- How to Improve the Balance of your Photos by Paying
Attention to the Corners – James Maher: “Balance is a very important aspect
in photography. If you are aiming to create a balanced photo, then there is
one key that is often overlooked. The corners of an image.
http://digital-photography-school.com/how-to-improve-the-balance-of-your-pho
tos-by-paying-attention-to-the-corners
LEARNING EXPERIENCE :Participating in the New England Portfolio Reviews
this past weekend turned out to be one of the best things I’ve done for my
creative self in a very long time.
http://petapixel.com/2013/06/11/attending-my-first-portfolio-review-after-th
irty-years-as-a-photographer/
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How to Manage Your Photos When Traveling with an iPhone & iPad - Sandro
Cuccia: “I recently enjoyed an all too brief two-week vacation to my native
Italy. Normally, This time, I wanted to do something different. I was very
eager to travel light for a change. I had a desire to do some experimenting
for myself in an effort to solve a mystery: is my iPhone camera good enough
to produce acceptable travel photography for me?
http://www.macobserver.com/tmo/article/how-to-manage-your-photos-when-travel
ing-with-an-iphone-and-ipad
PHOYO: Sandro Cuccia
WANDERLUST SATISFIED -- Nine travel photo tips for capturing the best
images to satisfy your inner wanderlust - Bill Schiffner: “To help you get
great pictures, we got a few tips from photographer, writer, and world
traveler Ellen Anon who just returned from her trip to rural China where she
captured some incredible shots.”
http://www.digitaltrends.com/photography/travel-photography-tips-in-exotic-l
ocales/
PHOTO: Ellen Anon
GLOBAL IMAGE MAP -- Hollie-Rae Merrick: “TravelSupermarket said the map
offers an insight into the entrants’ most popular travel photography
locations.
SOURCE:
http://www.travolution.co.uk/articles/2013/06/14/6817/travelsupermarket-unve
ils-interactive-global-image-map.html#sthash.PWApaOKo.dpuf
WHEN YOU TRAVEL -- 5 Tips For Taking Better Food Photos .
Dylan and Jeni: “By now, we’ve all been guilty of doing it. It’s one of the
fastest epidemics that not even scientists can explain. Anthropologists and
historians hundreds of years from now will find landfills of objects once
known as a DSLR camera, lenses, hard drives and memory cards. To their
surprise, they will discover that their ancestors and predecessors have been
taking pictures, tons of pictures... of food?!
SOURCE:
http://www.thekitchn.com/5-tips-for-taking-better-food-photos-when-you-trave
l-guest-post-from-dylan-jeni-190758
PHOTO: Dylan
ICONIC PLACES -- Jim Richardson: “Recently I was asked if I could name a
“bucket list” of iconic places in the world for photographers. It didn’t
take long. Here is my list (not terribly original, I’ll admit), with my
reflections on why these places are iconic to me.” SOURCE:
http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2013/06/10/10-most-iconic-places-to-photograph
/
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CLOSING THE DOORS: Bangor Photo shutting down after 37 years supplying,
teaching area photographers. Nick McCrea, BDN Staff: — After 37 years of
helping photographers capture instants in time, Bangor Photo is closing its
doors.
. A “very slow winter” prompted the closing. SOURCE:
http://bangordailynews.com/2013/06/13/business/bangor-photo-shutting-down-after-37-years-supplying-teaching-area-photographers/
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JOINS THE RANKS -- National Geographic has launched an in-house agency to
sell its own collections of photography and video stock, as well as to offer
its pool of photographers to commercial clients Olivier Laurent: “The
in-house agency, called National Geographic Creative, is a new portal that
"gives professional content buyers immediate access to hundreds of
photographs and footage as well as National Geographic's pool of
award-winning photographers and filmmakers," says the 125-year-old magazine.
SOURCE:
http://www.bjp-online.com/british-journal-of-photography/news/2272781/nation
al-geographic-launches-inhouse-stock-agency#ixzz2WLx45lN4
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WHAT IS IT? -- Media Bakery: “Digital camera technology and the internet
have made Microstock photography possible but how is it different from your
traditional Royalty Free images? SOURCE:
http://blog.mediabakery.com/2013/06/14/what-is-microstock-photograhpy/
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CELLPHONE MISUSE? -- During surgery? Illinois Hospital Investigating. A
central Illinois hospital has investigated three instances of employees
using personal cellphones to photograph patients during surgery. SOURCE:
http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2013/06/16/illinois-hospital-investigating-cellp
hone-photography-during-surgery/
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56 NEW TITLES marched onto the scene…13 With Regular Frequency Samir Husni:
“From Einstein to Sinatra, from Superman to Catamaran, May was a month of
new launches that showcased niche publishing at its best.
http://launchmonitor.wordpress.com/2013/06/07/in-may-56-new-titles-marched-o
nto-the-scene-13-with-regular-frequency/
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NOT GUILTY -- Reno Newspaper Photographer Cleared of Charges After
Covering Fire David Becker: “Prosecutors in Reno, Nevada, have dropped
charges against a newspaper photographer arrested and injured while trying
to cover a house fire last year. Tim Dunn, photo director at the Reno
Gazette-Journal was taking photos and video at a four-alarm fire in June 18.
2012.
http://petapixel.com/2013/06/12/reno-newspaper-photographer-cleared-of-charg
es-after-covering-fire/
ANTI-BULLY -- Miami Photographer Sues Pop Star Justin Bieber – Julie Kay:
Attorney Russell S. Adler filed the battery suit on behalf of photographer
Jeffrey Binion. The suit alleges that Justin Bieber ordered his bodyguard to
rough up the photographer and remove his camera's memory card outside a
North Miami recording studio.
http://www.dailybusinessreview.com/PubArticleDBR.jsp
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MOVING PICTURES -- Erin Loch: “In a world that can feel visually
oversaturated with images, some photographers are seeking solutions that
draw viewers' attention and ask them to linger a little longer.” SOURCE:
http://connect.dpreview.com/post/6090189930/moving-images?news
Via: Joe Stanski
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$7,500? Are These Photos Art or Privacy Invasion? – Lauren Margolis:
“Celebrities might be used to it, but most city dwellers don’t expect
unknown photographers to take photos through the windows of their homes –
and then sell prints at prices upwards of $7,500. And yet that’s what New
York-based photographer Arne Svenson has done with his series The Neighbors,
shot with a telephoto lens into the apartments of NYC’s TriBeCa
neighborhood.
http://blog.photoshelter.com/2013/06/are-these-photos-art-or-privacy-invasio
n/
TAKEAWAY: The genius here might not lie with the photographer but the
pitchman who figured out the payment range for each of the gallery photos.
BOOST THE VALUE -- Pricing Photography -“Ten Ideas To Help -- Angela
Pointon:: To Help Boost The Value Of Your Photography (and create
photography businesses that perform better and are much more rewarding):
SOURCE:
http://www.business2community.com/travel-leisure/pricing-photography-10-idea
s-to-help-boost-the-value-of-your-photography-0523432
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"I currently receive PhotoStockNOTES and I thank you for providing the service. I learned of PhotoSource International when I purchased
Sell & ReSell Your Photos a few months age, and appreciate the insight and advice that it provides."
-Michael A. Lebednik, Photographer, Manalapan, NJ
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UNSEEN ALBUM -- RINGO STARR has published an ebook of his never seen
before snaps which give a new look at the Beatles from their early days in
Liverpool to performing in the USA. SOURCE:
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/celebrity-interviews/ringo-starr-
reveals-unseen-album-1944967.
A family snap of Ring with his parents Elsie and Harry outside of their home
in Admiral Grove, Liverpool
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1815 June 11th –
Julia Margaret Cameron was born in Calcutta, India. She taught herself photography at age 48 and began exhibiting her work one year later. Cameron was one of the first to experiment with soft focus portraits, to achieve a more expressive image. She bucked criticism of their approach from her peers, who thought she lacked understanding of sharp focus. She stuck to her guns, and today her style is emulated by many sensitive portraitists. Her subjects included Sir John Herschel, Alfred Tennyson and Charles Darwin.
Julia Cameron was inducted into the International Photography Hall of Fame in 1984.
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“To know that we know what we know, and to know that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge.”
– Nicolaus Copernicus
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CO-7 Sports Housing Kit with Canon EOS 7D Digital Camera
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YOU VEELL PAY UP!

-- Settlement demand letter from Getty Images for copyright infringement – Bernard Charles: “Yesterday, I received a letter from
Getty Images informing me of an unauthorized photo that was displayed on My Inspiration Network. I readily removed the photo and sent the company an email describing that the situation was not intentional. The settlement fee associated with this case is
$400 due by June 20, 2013. This cost ensures you to pay your way out of being sued and you have 14 business days from the date on the letter.
http://bernardtalks.com/2013/06/04/settlement-demand-letter-from-getty-images-for-copyright-infringement/
TAKEAWAY: GETTY goes after anyone, and will no doubt get $400 from Bernard if enough of
his student friends donate. And if he doesn’t, what’s next for Bernard?
SOME INFRINGEMENT EXCUSES -- APHMember: Excuses for
copyright infringement – aphphoto: In no particular order:
1. I just bought the web site. Take it up with the previous owner.
2. We're not using the image any longer so why should we pay for it?
3. You're not a legitimate business.
4. It's ridiculous to demand fees from people who use your image.
5. How do I know you took the picture?
6. It's on the internet so it belongs to anyone.
7. The Web Designer did it, I'm not responsible.
8. I gave you a credit line.
9. We left your watermark on there.
10. The photo was posted on Facebook, so maybe you should go after Facebook for payment.
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1304159
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Chicago Sun-Times Lays Off All
Its Full-Time Photographers

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Chicago Sun-Times laid off its entire full-time photography staff last Thursday, including a Pulitzer Prize winner, in a move that the newspaper’s management said resulted from a need to shift toward more online video.
TAKEAWAY: – Hmmmm…may be a blessing in disguise for those guys and gals. Vicki Salem reported recently
CareerCast.com released their list of the top 10 occupations with the
most stress this year (2013) and public relations executives,
photojournalists and newspaper reporters landed in the top 10 of
several hundred jobs. -RE
PHOTO: M.Spencer Green
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THE CUSTOMER IS…- “If You Want To Sell Your Photos Make It Easy For People To Buy Them.” Scott Bourne: “–If you make it hard for someone to do business with you, they will visit your competition. It's not enough to have a great camera - a great studio - a great portfolio. You also need a great business model. And that business model better be customer-friendly or your business will be short-lived. Here are a few steps you can take to
make it easy for people to do business with you. SOURCE:
http://www.skipcohenuniversity.com/1/post/2013/06/if-you-want-to-sell-your-photos-make-it-easy-for-people-to-buy-them.html
GORILLA PHOTOGRAPHY in Rwanda, by Kush Patel. Focus: “Planning and hiking in the Virungas and useful tips for photographers who want to capture that
perfect gorilla portrait. SOURCE:
http://www.naturephotographers.net/articles0613/kp0613-1.html
PHOTO: Kush Patel
How HDR Photo Editing
Can Ruin Your Travel Photos Adam Hodge: "People tend to go overboard with the effect. Since the shadows and highlights are easily manipulated during the process, it's easy to end up with glowing buildings, apocalyptic clouds and cartoonish people.
http://www.gadling.com/2013/06/05/how-hdr-photo-editing-can-ruin-your-travel-photos/
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FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY Lighting & styling – Lauren Margolis: “In today’s foodie/cellphoneography/Instagram world, everyone is a food photographer. Some restaurants have even had to instate a ‘no photography’ policy because patrons complain about the constant flash of cameras. Food photography now spans a
wide breath of editorial publications and commercial/advertising campaigns.” SOURCE:
http://blog.photoshelter.com/2013/05/back-to-basics-food-photography-lighting-styling/
PHOTO: Ricky Rhodes
I SPY: Photographer who
secretly snapped neighbors goes to court. Reuters: Space-starved New Yorkers might know better than to expect privacy in their glass-and-steel residential boxes. Yet, even by Manhattan standards, an exhibit by a photographer who used a zoom lens to secretly photograph his neighbors napping and eating has caused a citywide stir - and two legal actions, so far.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/06/08/us-usa-photography-neighbors-idUSBRE9570EE20130608
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If you have knowledge about a special topic, and you photographph it often, you are in a good position to be a favored photographer for certain publishing houses who specialize in your same favortie subject area. These publsishing houses will often have a monthly budget of $10,000 to $50,000. What are you waiting for?
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