Writing about the practice of photography and the unpredictable pleasure of being out in the world with a camera.
The one common theme I see in much of the work of classic photographers I admire, like Vivian Maier and Diane Arbus is they used cameras where they looked down into...
We created Photo Educate to provide a platform to discover the best places to further your knowledge and craft as a photographer. Here you will find a supportive...
Healing Waters was my first book and resulted from an assignment that sparked my curiosity and brought me back over time. I find the book is the perfect...
We were excited and all set to get back to Japan when the Pandemic hit. So almost three years later we can't wait to get back to Tokyo...
We can all use some time to stop and reset, especially now. Who better than Deepak Chopra to help you center and recharge.
Gulf Photoplus’s annual photo festival was underway and even though I had missed a good portion of it, I was determined to participate in the last three days...
When I first heard these words I understood how profound and powerful they could be for any artist, including photographers. David Saxe was inspired too and he created...
Steve Simon talks about the power of the personal project to accelerate your progress as a photographer.
“Passion is in all great searches and is necessary to all creative endeavors.” W. Eugene Smith Two boys. It was hard to take a bad picture of these...
Bullet Through apple, 1964. ©Dr. Harold Edgerton The idea of time is important to photography—not only the time you invest in shooting, but the duration of the shutter’s opening....
From my own experience as a photography educator and workshop leader, I have seen and heard this same scenario often—photographers describe their excitement for the photo shoot and...
Bob Dylan 1966 Photograph ©Jerry Schatzberg It’s true that inspiration can come in many forms and strike at any time. These past few weeks have been anxious and...