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Video: The story behind Albert Watson’s iconic Steve Jobs portrait

31 Oct

Albert Watson is one of the best, and best-known portraitists in the world, and in this video by Profoto he tells the story behind one of his most iconic shots: THE portrait of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.

It’s a photo that you have no doubt seen—be it on the Apple homepage the day Jobs passed, or on the cover of Walter Isaacson’s biography of the tech giant—but the story behind it takes just 2 minutes to tell. Watson explains how he instantly earned Jobs’ cooperation, how he got Jobs to look into the camera with his trademark intensity, and how the portrait came to adorn the Apple website on the day Jobs passed away.

Hear the story from Watson himself in the video above.

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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Readers’ Showcase: Steve Badger

03 May

DPR regular Steve Badger says that there’s ‘no excuse to be bored’ when there’s a camera at hand. His love of photography began when he borrowed a friend’s superzoom, and eventually invested in a DSLR system. His home on the east coast of Australia provides plenty of spectacular scenery, but he’s eager to travel and grow as a photographer. See gallery

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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On point: Steve Vaccariello’s dance photography

16 Feb

‘I do not touch my dance work with Photoshop. Never!’ says portrait photographer Steve Vaccariello – a bold statement in the digital age. But he’s no luddite. His extended portfolio of commercial, celebrity and beauty work has certainly seen its share of image enhancement. When working with dancers, Vaccariello likes to use reductionist lighting designed to stay out of the way of the movements of the performers. See his work and find out more about him. See gallery

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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10 Lessons From Steve Jobs for Your Photography Brand

06 Aug

Steve Jobs forever will be remembered as a digital visionary – he was the one who brought poetry to the microchip. He is a legend these days. All of us can’t be Steve Jobs, but we can learn some lessons from his extraordinary life and career to parlay them into the photography business. Steve Jobs took a near-bankrupt Apple and Continue Reading

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Get To Know Your Photographer by Steve Brill

12 Feb

I have been photographing weddings for around 6 years now, and have been very fortunate to be able to contribute in my own small way, in making these fantastic events a memory that my clients will treasure every time they look back at their photographs and albums. The added benefit for me is that my […]
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Steve McCurry’s ‘Last Roll of Kodachrome’ photos are now live on his blog

09 Feb

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Award-winning photographer Steve McCurry has published the photos taken with the last roll of Kodakchrome to come off the production line on his WordPress blog. McCurry has shot more than 800,000 photos including his iconic ‘Afghan Girl’ portrait, with the film. In a National Geographic article in 2009 McCurry equated ‘losing the medium to losing a dear friend.’ Click through for the link the gallery.

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Steve Aoki – Balcony Jump @ Club Cinema 2012 HD

01 Feb

Photographer Robert Giordano filmed DJ Steve Aoki jumping from the second level balcony into an inflatable kiddie pool held up by the crowd!! This was just part of the experience at Club Cinema in Pompano Beach, Florida on May 15, 2012. Both the upper and lower levels of Club Cinema were packed with fans as DJ Aoki returned to this venue where he last played in 2011. It was another great night of music and mayhem. Robert captured the video using a Nikon D7000 camera and a Nikkor lens. Sound was recorded with a Zoom H4N digital recorder. Robert Giordano: www.design215.com http Facebook: www.facebook.com www.facebook.com Please SUBSCRIBE to: www.youtube.com Steve Aoki: steveaoki.com dimmakrecs.com
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“Gravitation,” A Stainless steel sculpture by Steve Elliott

08 Jan

Check out these visual art images:

“Gravitation,” A Stainless steel sculpture by Steve Elliott
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Wayne State Arts & Design Faculty Exhibit, Nordstrand Visual Arts Gallery

CYRIL RUELLE ART “in the bath”
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Steve McCurry talks to WordPress.com about his work, and why he blogs

13 Dec

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Steve McCurry, the award-winning photographer responsible for the iconic ‘Afghan Girl’ portrait for National Geographic, has given an interview about his work and why, despite his fame, he maintains a blog of his latest images. In the interview, on the official WordPress blog, McCurry explains how photography as a career has changed over the course of the past few decades, and the vital role now played by the Internet. Click through for extracts and a link to the full interview at blog.wordpress.com, and to Steve’s own blog. 

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Steve McCurry talks to WordPress.com about his work, and why he blogs

06 Dec

sharbat_gula_on_national_geographic_cover.jpeg

Steve McCurry, the award-winning photographer responsible for the iconic ‘Afghan Girl’ portrait for National Geographic, has given an interview about his work, and why, despite his fame, he maintains a blog for his latest images. In the interview, on the official WordPress blog, McCurry explains how photography has changed over the course of his career, and the vital role now played by the Internet. Click through for extracts and a link to the full interview at blog.wordpress.com, and to Steve’s own blog. 

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