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Monthly Archive November, 2007

Portfolios - Part II

November 30, 2007

So I’ve gotten a few more emails on this topic, from the actual portfolio itself, to what goes inside it.
It’s hard for me to comment on what should go inside your portfolios if I haven’t seen your work. Obviously. Regarding the subject matter that should go into portfolios…for example, portraiture and landscape in […]

Martin Schoeller at Hasted Hunt

November 29, 2007

A great portraitist at a renowned photo gallery.

MARTIN SCHOELLER
“NEW WORK”
January 8 - February 23, 2008
HASTED HUNT is pleased to announce MARTIN SCHOELLER - “NEW WORK,” large format photographic portraits. There will be a reception for the artist on Thursday, January 10th from 6 to 8 PM.
With “NEW WORK,” Martin Schoeller has added to the series […]

Word on the Street

November 28, 2007

A look at the new Vogue India, feature story shot by DeMarchelier (via foto decadent)
James Danziger of Danziger Projects now has a blog…The Year in Pictures

From Designing Magazines, a look at the new biannual from the publishers of Wonderland, Man About Town.

A chance to be part of a Nick Knight shoot, with Kate Moss…if you […]

The enduring attraction of print…

From the Guardian…great article, great points, I wouldn’t worry just yet guys.

(Amazon.com’s new e-book reader..I know I still haven’t read “Atonement” but I know I’m not reading it on that.)

I put all my genius into my life; I put only my talent into my works.

November 27, 2007

~ Oscar Wilde
A Photo Editor posted about talent in photography and what it means to them…a great from-the-gut line of thought. It engendered a slew of comments as you can imagine.
I just finished watching half of the Genius of Photography series over on Ovation TV that What’s the Jackanory mentioned and there’s a fantastic […]

The photographer as part of the brand

I feel like I’ve been seeing this more recently…advertising where the photographer is given a big credit on the ad. Terry Richardson shot the new Belvedere Vodka campaign featuring Vincent Gallo (though I don’t think that’s him below) and all the print ads have his signature scrawled across the ad.

Interesting to see that the […]

The Right Photographer for the Right Job (Henry Wolf would be proud)

At that Blind Spot series a few weeks back, Collier Schorr made a comment (and I am wildly paraphrasing here) that she always finds it amusing when a client calls and says that she is the perfect fit for their product…and one time the product in question was KY Jelly (which apparently Ellen Von Unwerth […]

Word on the Street

November 26, 2007

How to get on the cover of French Vogue, shot by Bruce Weber…look amazing, know people and be a 6 foot tall black cross dresser with fantastic legs.
The anonymous make-up artist.
Lonely-at-the-top editors and how they get by, and an interesting note on the 50th anniversary issue of V, with an accompanying 50-page portfolio by David […]

Platon’s Nutopia

Welcome back from Thanksgiving everyone.

This has been blogged elsewhere, but I’m finally getting around to it…Sorry!  Nutopia is the noted portraiture photographer Platon’s (of Art Department, represented by the highly respectable agent David Maloney) forum dedicated to reviewing and sharing new photography by up-and-comers, in a truly honest, everyone-is-equal, salon style setting. They have launched […]

Gobble Gobble Everyone.

November 21, 2007

The 1st Option…

that really isn’t.
Part of what we do as agents is to try and parcel out time for our photographers and their clients. It’s always a give and take of course…1st option, 2nd option, a good 2nd option…trying to make sure everyone is happy.
Anyways, this happened somewhat recently…an art buyer wanted a ‘huge favour’ and […]

Portfolios

November 19, 2007

I’ve been getting a few questions in this vein, and in light of What’s the Jackanory’s recent post (best of luck as you go off on your own or look for a new agent!) here are my thoughts on portfolios.
The actual portfolios that is. The large tomes of leather, steel, plastic, wood and acrylic […]

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