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Cross-posted from The Eye Of Photography. [By Nadine Dinter] “René Groebli (born in Zurich, Switzerland in 1927) counts among the most iconic and innovative photographers of our time. On top of that, he remains active in organizing his own exhibitions at the age of 93! His series of images published in 1949, MAGIE DER SCHIENE (RAIL MAGIC) he secured himself a place among the elite of Swiss post-war photographers. In the early 1950s, Groebli worked as…
Cross-posted from W Magazine via Pro Photo Daily. [By Michael Beckert] “Kissi’s projects vary in subject matter—he has shot Michael B. Jordan for the cover of People Magazine and Fuel the People activists for The New York Times’ T Magazine. His style, however, is instantly recognizable.” “For a long time, people romanticized this idea of the starving artist because there were so few that make it to the top. Now people are finding spaces that make…
Editor’s Note: This post was originally posted on March 20, 2019, but we believe the content continues to be relevant to members today when setting up or refreshing their Find A Photographer portfolios, so we have republished for another review. With ASMP now regularly promoting its Find A Photographer service both online and in print publications like Communication Arts — there is no better time than now for you to update your Find A Photographer…
Cross-posted from blind. [By Bill Shapiro] “One of the most respected sports photographers, Robert Beck has photographed many of the world’s greatest athletes and captured top sporting events in his particular way. He tells us about his experience and his love for both sports and photography.” “That there’s more than one way to skin a cat. And that thinking became part of my arsenal for how I approach a shoot. When you’re just starting out…
Cross-posted from Aeon / Psyche. [Photos and narration by Jonathan Harris] “On 27 August 2009, the US artist Jonathan Harris turned 30 and began a project that he called Today. The idea was simple: each day he took one photo and posted it to his website before going to sleep. He kept this up for 440 days, then stopped. A few weeks later, his friend Scott Thrift made the short documentary, also called Today, about…