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Micro Machines
Three stock shooters are increasing volume, efficiency and image
quality in hopes of making a profit from microstock.
Lucky Shots
An examination of how four microstock hits were created and were
used shows how unpredictable success in microstock can be.
New Recruits to Stock
With photographers finding it harder to land representation, we
asked stock agencies about the photographers they’ve signed in the
past year, and what made them stand out from the competition.
Features
Photography Books of 2008
Part one of our roundup of the year’s notable photography
books.
Create
Stock In The Company
Shooting corporate image libraries demands a lot of the
photographer, but can work efficiently for the client.
Client Meeting: Their Name Is Nemo
How a design firm headed by a former sports photographer assigns
and uses sports imagery.
Right Stuff: Lunch With Kan
A young food photographer grabs clients’ attention with specially
prepared promos delivered in bento boxes.
Tech
E-Project: Some Assembly Required
Yuval Yairi uses the still mode of his video camera to make the
elements of his huge composite images.
Technically Speaking: Ryan Robinson’s Pivotal Moments
Moving from a studio to a sunny street demands a shift in
lighting.
PDNews
Client Q&A: AOL Director of Photography Alex Korab
Picture Story: The Rescue of a Feral Child
Behind The Lens
Hands On
Scents and Sensibility
Hell on Wheels
Cool and Spicy
Objects Of Desire
Leica D-Lux 4
Gorillapod Focus from Joby
The Seattle Sling from Camera Armor
Minox DSC
Product Reviews
Lenovo ThinkPad W700
Nikon D90
Exposures
You're Invited
Nowhere People
End Frame
Book Learning
» PIX Digital Imaging Contest Fourteen Winner's Gallery
PDN - November 2008
The Stock Photography Issue
Nov 3, 2008
Micro Machines
Three stock shooters are increasing volume, efficiency and image quality in hopes of making a profit from microstock.
Lucky Shots
An examination of how four microstock hits were created and were used shows how unpredictable success in microstock can be.
New Recruits to Stock
With photographers finding it harder to land representation, we asked stock agencies about the photographers they’ve signed in the past year, and what made them stand out from the competition.
Features
Photography Books of 2008
Part one of our roundup of the year’s notable photography books.
Create
Stock In The Company
Shooting corporate image libraries demands a lot of the photographer, but can work efficiently for the client.
Client Meeting: Their Name Is Nemo
How a design firm headed by a former sports photographer assigns and uses sports imagery.
Right Stuff: Lunch With Kan
A young food photographer grabs clients’ attention with specially prepared promos delivered in bento boxes.
Tech
E-Project: Some Assembly Required
Yuval Yairi uses the still mode of his video camera to make the elements of his huge composite images.
Technically Speaking: Ryan Robinson’s Pivotal Moments
Moving from a studio to a sunny street demands a shift in lighting.
PDNews
Client Q&A: AOL Director of Photography Alex Korab
Picture Story: The Rescue of a Feral Child
Behind The Lens
Hands On
Scents and Sensibility
Hell on Wheels
Cool and Spicy
Objects Of Desire
Leica D-Lux 4
Gorillapod Focus from Joby
The Seattle Sling from Camera Armor
Minox DSC
Product Reviews
Lenovo ThinkPad W700
Nikon D90
Exposures
You're Invited
Nowhere People
End Frame
Book Learning
» PIX Digital Imaging Contest Fourteen Winner's Gallery
