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Kiritin Beyer and Parris Jaru’s Art in Africa
Photographer and globe-trotter Kiritin Beyer‘s latest project is a documentary of her trip to Africa with painter Parris Jaru. Jaru calls it his artistic odyssey. We watch his murals blossom into life – paintings he
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LEICA Gallery gives an early taste of Month of Photography in LA
In the Los Angeles Leica Store and Gallery, the next few weeks will be filled with preparations for April’s Month of Photography. MOPLA, as it is called, is a celebration of photography and LA, which
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“50 Faces on US 50″ Last Episode, by Yvonne Albinowski
50 Faces on US 50 – Artist’s Statement The Nevada portion of US Route 50 has been coined “the loneliest road in America” by Life magazine back in the mid 80’s. This stretch was the original route
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Independent Contractors vs. Employees (part 3)
By Donald R. Dunn, Esq. Companies sometimes classify workers as independent contractors rather than employees without careful considerations of the risks associated with misclassification or misuse. Let’s say, for example, that I hire a
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On the Road with Luke Ballard and his Photography Workshops (part 4)
More and more, the underlying theme of our “Photographing America” photography workshops journey is how fantastic and wonderful the people we meet are. Savannah, GA, not even an exception to the rule, actually managed to raise
After two very successful products Cinemoco and Cineskates, Cinetics launches Axis360 - its newest compact motorized tripod especially designed through an amazing collaboration between Cinetics and the Kickstarter community. Because of the extreme portability [...]
Photographer and globe-trotter Kiritin Beyer‘s latest project is a documentary of her trip to Africa with painter Parris Jaru. Jaru calls it his artistic odyssey. We watch his murals blossom into life – paintings he [...]
By Donald R. Dunn, Esq. Companies sometimes classify workers as independent contractors rather than employees without careful considerations of the risks associated with misclassification or misuse. Let’s say, for example, that I hire a [...]
We’ve seen a lot of recent developments coming out of Hasselblad. From a new CEO taking over to the announcement of the 50MP CMOS-equipped medium format DSLR, it’s clear the folks over at the HQ [...]
By Chantel Paul – Photos courtesy of the artist. In January, the Museum of Photographic Arts (MOPA), closed Kevin Cooley‘s first solo museum exhibition, Kevin Cooley: Elements, which presented two of his video works and the [...]
In the Los Angeles Leica Store and Gallery, the next few weeks will be filled with preparations for April’s Month of Photography. MOPLA, as it is called, is a celebration of photography and LA, which [...]
In case you missed it, our friends over at creativeLIVE hosted an incredible week of educational photography webinars with some of the top names in the photography industry today. Including wedding photographer, Sean Flanigan. We had [...]
Macro photography is a type of photography in which the depth of field is very shallow. While the effect of sensor size to image depth of field is not much of a popular factor, for [...]
Lee Cherry was the winner of our Streamline Your Workflow 2.0 contest – and for good reason. He’s a multi-talented entrepreneur with years and years of experience in many facets of the creative industry. In our [...]
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