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North Stars

In the fine art photography series that I teach, new artists often tell me that they are following my work, but wonder whose work I follow. It’s a great question and one that I can answer easily. But, before I … Continue reading

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The One Image Syndrome

Common subjects captured from an uncommon point of view are the first virtue of the fine art photographer. Look left, look right; look up, look down, themes are all around. I use this simple catchphrase each time I begin a … Continue reading

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When Weariness Sets In

I’m worn out, tired, no ideas, nothing is working, everything I shoot, post process— whatever—it all means nothing. Unfortunately, I often hear from students, as well as working fine art photographers who are struggling with these thoughts. This is a … Continue reading

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Why I Teach

There’s an old axiom that says, “Those that can— do; those that can’t—teach”. Well I don’t buy that. I teach because I know that once I help a student stretch his or her mind with a new idea, an improved … Continue reading

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Audience Types

I find that most aspiring fine art photographers believe that a successful Gallery Exhibition is the way to financial success and artistic recognition. Well. . . not so fast. My last blog stated there is an audience for your work … Continue reading

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The World Photography Festival

It is great to be back to work and finally able to launch a series on marketing Fine Art Photography.  Before we get into the details, let me take a minute to promote one of the most exciting fine art … Continue reading

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Sales is scary stuff

I assume you’re reading this post because you want to sell your fine art photography. If so, then as a matter of full disclosure I should tell you that I’ve suffered rejection many times, and at times, I’ve been greatly … Continue reading

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