By Matt Borkowski with additional comments by Aurelie “Green” Jezequel I Illustrations by Alex Nunez It can be assumed that a fair amount of resources will be unnecessarily wasted in the course of any high-budget shoot. Now, from a professional and practical perspective, your good...
Behind the Biz: Dogp...
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By Kimberly Chun I Photos courtesy of Dogpatch Studios Behind the greige exterior, Dogpatch Studios in San Francisco is more than an impressive print, film, location, and event space—the spot can also claim a place in pop culture legend, according to owner Terry Heffernan. Long before...
Kickstarter: A Revol...
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By Lindsay Comstock I Artwork courtsey of Cybelle Codish, Gail Mooney, Nadirah Zakariya When the Smithsonian gave photographers Cybelle Codish, Idris Rheubottom and Tony Craig the opportunity to exhibit their film stills from a documentary about the Native American Grab Day, they were...
HOW TO: PRESENT YOUR...
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By Allegra Wilde I’m not sure Resource had this in mind when they asked me to write a little something about marketing for photographers, but in doing this, I tried to think of the most basic and powerful advice that someone gave me at the beginning of my career. This small...
FWA- the eye for tal...
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By Marc Cadiente Against a brilliant blue sky, a spacecraft is cradled in its bright red tower and launch pad. Voices from the control tower can be heard checking the conditions of the weather, the massive glistening shuttle, and the crew inside. All is clear—clear as the sky. Then the...
Henry Froehlich and ...
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A brief biography by Marian Froehlich In 1950, when Henry and I were newlyweds, we became business partners as well. It was a time when 35mm film ruled the growing amateur camera market. A gift of a Kodak Brownie camera when Henry was a child in Germany generated his interest in photography....
INDUSTRY TALE: The F...
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By Audrey Kobayashi I Illustration by Arlette Espaillat “I’ve never saved anyone’s life through photography,” the sports photographer says. “I would love to tell you that I have, but I haven’t. No one has ever lived or died based on my pictures. It doesn’t work that way.” He...
The CraigsList Criti...
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Words and Photos by Stephen Kosloff In the fall issue of Resource, I wrote about my efforts to recruit consultants via Craig’s List to help me put together a professional photography website. Given that I’m somewhat new to the field, I wanted guidance from people with experience. Beyond...




