To be a successful photographer...
To be a successful photographer, you must possess both vision & focus neither of which have anything to do with your eyes.- Kevin Russo
Random photo-related musings along with my joys and woes as a photographer trying to manage teaching, making photos, family, and life.
To be a successful photographer, you must possess both vision & focus neither of which have anything to do with your eyes.- Kevin Russo
Posted by Steve Stenzel at 7:51 PM 0 comments
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Photographer Jeff Harris takes us on a journey through his life with his self portraits. This is beautiful. Watch this in full-screen.
Posted by Steve Stenzel at 11:45 AM 0 comments
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Great spoof commercial with subtle strong social commentary:
Posted by Steve Stenzel at 2:14 PM 0 comments
Twelve significant photographs in any one year is a good crop.- Ansel Adams
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There is only you and your camera. The limitations in your photography are in yourself, for what we see is what we are.- Ernst Haas
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Art is like masturbation. It is selfish and introverted and done for you and you alone. Design is like sex. There is someone else involved, their needs are just as important as your own, and if everything goes right, both parties are happy in the end.- Colin Wright
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It's late Thursday evening, and I just got done helping set up work for the CVA Holiday Sale.
Here are a few "in progress" photos from tonight of the work going up:
Posted by Steve Stenzel at 9:40 PM 0 comments
Labels: Art Sale, CVA, Of Local Interest
To my students: take note of these lessons from Wieden+Kennedy’s Executive Creative Director, John C Jay:
1. Be authentic. The most powerful asset you have is your individuality, what makes you unique. It’s time to stop listening to others on what you should do.
2. Work harder than anyone else and you will always benefit from the effort.
3. Get off the computer and connect with real people and culture. Life is visceral.
4. Constantly improve your craft. Make things with your hands. Innovation in thinking is not enough.
5. Travel as much as you can. It is a humbling and inspiring experience to learn just how much you don’t know.
6. Being original is still king, especially in this tech-driven, group-grope world.
7. Try not to work for stupid people or you’ll soon become one of them.
8. Instinct and intuition are all-powerful. Learn to trust them.
9. The Golden Rule actually works. Do good.
10. If all else fails, No. 2 is the greatest competitive advantage of any career.
Posted by Steve Stenzel at 7:30 PM 0 comments
Labels: Design, Inspiration, Lesson
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