ASMP NY Commercial Portfolio Review (Free for Members)
For 21 years, the ASMP NY’s Commercial Portfolio Review has served as a catalyst for fresh talent and industry leaders. This is an in-person event, to give you an opportunity…
For 21 years, the ASMP NY’s Commercial Portfolio Review has served as a catalyst for fresh talent and industry leaders. This is an in-person event, to give you an opportunity…
Join ASMP NY Board Members Ted & Nune, for an informal, hour long, virtual gathering. All members are invited to submit 5 to 10 images from on-going or finished projects.…
We are excited to announce that this year’s Fine Art Portfolio Review will be hosted online. As always, the ASMPNY Fine Art Portfolio Review is a free benefit, for members…
Doors open at 6:30 pm Review begins at 7 pm Last review is at 8:50 pm List of Reviewers Thank you to our sponsor Liebowitz Law Firm
Portfolio Review Consultations at the ASMP Booth ASMP is offering member portfolio reviews on Friday, October 26th, and Saturday, October 27th with a leading ASMP business and creative consultant. Individual Reviews will be…
ASMPNY‘s 2018 Commercial Portfolio Review American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP) New York Chapter’s Commercial Portfolio Review is an opportunity for photographers to receive valuable feedback on their work from creative directors, art directors, art buyers, and…
Photo caption: Zoshigaya Kishimojin-do is a Buddhist temple in Tokyo, Japan, that was founded in 1578. Kishimojin, to whom the temple is dedicated, is the goddess of safe birth and child rearing. The grounds are home to one of the largest ginkgo trees in Tokyo: the "Child-giving ginkgo." Estimated to be more than seven hundred years old, the tree is said to grant hope for fertility and easy childbearing to women who worship Kishimojin, as well as protection for their children. Kishimojin was not always known for her benevolence. Mother to thousands of children, Kishimojin would abduct the children of others and feed them to her own. The grieving mothers begged the Buddha for his help. In order to teach the goddess a lesson, the Buddha abducted her youngest child, hiding the boy under a rice bowl. After searching across the universe for her missing child, a distraught Kishimojin appealed to the Buddha for aid. When he pointed out how much suffering she had caused other mothers, many of whom had lost their only children whereas she had lost only one of thousands, Kishimojin vowed henceforth to devote herself to protecting children.
Photo credit: Diane Cook & Len Jenshel Returning to its iconic location at the Brooklyn Bridge Plaza, located in DUMBO’s Brooklyn Bridge Park, beneath the majestic span of the Brooklyn…
Student Portfolio Review • April 28 • F.I.T. ASMPNY’s free Student Portfolio Review is is a great opportunity for current students and recent graduates to get their work in front…