The good news is that it’s never been easier to get the word out about your creative business. Thanks to social media, there are a slew of low- to no-cost ways to connect with clients and prospects, find about their needs and wants, and show them how you, brilliant professional that you are, can fulfill them.
A ridiculously calm, methodical and sensible approach to social media for photographers from the American Society of Media Photographers.
Elliott: No, everybody is a photographer and that’s going to continue to be. It’s very seductive. But by the same token, everybody who has pencil is not necessarily a fine writer. It doesn’t mean you really have to know that much to get a picture. I mean, photography is not brain surgery. It’s not that complicated. It’s easier now than it was before, but before it wasn’t that hard. It was reasonably easy. It’s not the ease; it’s what you do and how you do it and how you construct your life and your vision.
A fantastic read to round the week off.
...which I am now reliably informed is not a new product, even though it's only a concept! This silicon film was premiered back in 2001. Thanks to @alkchan.
If only this was true. Got duped this morning by a late April fools. Flexible 35mm digital sensors for old film cameras.
brilliant. reminds me of the bedside table that also printed your instagrams. My only concern would be that the Zink printer might need constant monitoring - mine gets very lo-fi very quickly! Still, would love this.
Amazing effort - I would fail so miserably at trying something like this. Have resolved to shoot more food with Instagram but would never accomplish a project along these lines.
Film with light leaks, textures, colours and more already built into each frame. Interesting idea. I guess it would technically give you lomo-style shots even if you were using a 'perfect' camera.
