Justin Mott
Photojournalist & commercial photographer based in Vietnam. Frequent contributor to The New York Times. Writing about photography, ethics, and creative discipline.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 37 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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Chasing Photos and Getting Chased in Hanoi, Vietnam
This month I went out to shoot an assignment I give members of my online photography community, and I wanted to share the full story of how it actually went down. Because it wasn’t smooth. It rarely is.
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A Photographer's Portfolio Website - Lessons Learned
I’m not a complicated man, but my work is rather complex. Wow, that sounds cocky, and I don’t mean it that way. Don’t roll your eyes and click away. I just mean I have a diverse background, in the type of work I do and in my clients. My roo...
Window Light Portraits
One of my favorite lessons to teach during my photography workshops is window light portraits. It’s a bit of an aha moment for many amateur photographers. It doesn’t require any fancy lighting, expensive gear, or complicated exposure tricks...
Editorial Was 75% of My Photography Income. Now It’s 5%
Fifteen years ago, editorial assignments made up about 75% of my income as a working photographer. Today it’s about 5%. And no, that’s not a sad story. I still take on assignments that interest me. I just stopped depending on them. I want t...
Moments Are Earned, Not Taken
Eleven years ago I spent an afternoon in the home of a young mother in the northern mountains of Vietnam. She had a small child, a modest house, and no real idea why a foreign photographer had turned up in her doorway. To a development bank...
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I’m Justin Mott, an editorial and commercial photographer based in Vietnam with nearly 20 years of experience and 100+ assignments for The New York Times, sharing personal projects, practical insight, and the stories behind my images.
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