The craft of seeing and the business of photography. By professional photographer, Getty Images contributor, workshop leader. Every week: the craft of seeing, the business of photography, and what it actually takes to build a career with a camera.
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The One-Shot Rule for Travel Photographers
How to compose with discipline when the light, the group, or the bus won't wait.
You have forty minutes before the light goes flat. Maybe less. Your family is waiting at the café across the square, your workshop group has already moved on...
The Red Pen Session Returns
One photograph. One honest review. A practical look at what makes an image stronger, clearer, and more intentional.
A good photograph usually has more inside it than we notice at first.
Street Photography: Before You Raise the Camera
Reading a street scene is a skill most photographers never develop. Here is where to start.
There is a moment that separates the photographers who consistently make strong street images from those who occasionally get lucky.
Most Readers Never See This Part of the Publication
Before I show you around, there is one important update.
On July 7th, this publication turns one year old.
When I launched Through the Lens a year ago, it was a simple newsletter.
One occasional article. No daily Notes. No Chat. No podca...
The Zone System in the Field: How to Pre-Visualize Before You Shoot
Lesson 4 of 4 — From Adams to your camera to your screen. The complete picture.
There is a moment that happens to most photographers at some point.
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Photojournalist at Getty Images, educator, Leica devotee. I teach photographers to see light, story & place differently, from Venice to Budapest or Prague to Slovenia and Istria or Transylvania!
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