by David Szweduik | Jun 30, 2021 | Essays
Over the years I’ve heard countless photographers preach about various topics. Things that, in their estimation, are absolutely MUST DO activities. It’s not negotiable. If you DON’T do them and DON’T sing its praises after, you are somehow less of a REAL...
by Mark Reierson | Oct 15, 2019 | Essays
©Mark Reierson Sometimes all it takes is something small to alter the way you see things in a big way. Ward Rosin introduced me to a photography app called Contrast by Hornbeck. This app does basically one thing — it visualizes the world in a super high...
by Antonio M. Rosario | Sep 4, 2019 | Essays
In my last essay, I spoke about being influenced by those photographers who came before us. In these past few months, my visual journey has been temporarily co-opted by Walker Evans. Since Ward Rosin suggested we do an in-depth dive into his work on my Street Shots...
by David Szweduik | Aug 21, 2019 | Essays
This essay was originally published on my site at usuallydave.com. Enjoy and all the best, Dave. Walking the streets, the shadows stirred. Though there was evidence of life, it felt sparse. Rather than bustling with people, the streets were now filled with nothing but...
by Ward Rosin | Jul 19, 2019 | Essays
Museo ex Convento Dieguino and Jardín de la Unión, Guanajuato City, Mexico© Ward Rosin Photography I freely admit it. I’m not much of a globetrotter. Sure, we’ve taken the kids to Disney theme parks and went on a Caribbean cruise a few years ago. Over the...
by Antonio M. Rosario | Jul 19, 2019 | Essays
I was born and raised in New York City. I grew up amongst the skyscraper valleys and the grimy streets and the rushing crowds. The noise. The crowds. The dirt. Oh, and the light. Ever since I was a kid, I’ve noticed the light in the city. There are times when the...
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