Andrew Moore, a 17 year old living a few moments from San Francisco has put together a collection of first-class photographs showing off his keen eye to the world around him; doing all this before finishing high school. Andrew is currently selling some of his work over at RedBubble.
So I am pleased to bring you his answers to my questions; photographer Andrew Moore enjoy. Continue reading
I’m very excited to have had the chance to interview photographer Sarah Sitkin. She is a very talented 24 year old photographer living in Downtown LA, CA. See we both share same taste in photographers. Cause we both love the photography stylings Philippe Halsman. Which is one of the things that attracted me to her… for this interview. She described her self to me as “The love child of Tank Girl and Cindy Lauper.” With that I bring you the interview with the Sarah Sitkin and her captivating imagery. Continue reading
Photographer Thomas Hawk, living in the San Francisco Bay Area is on a personal life long mission to to create and publish an astounding One Million processed & finished photographs before he dies. Currently he has around 14,000 all ready published with 986,000 to go! I for one am very excited to see that one millionth photograph but even more than that I’m excited to just follow along on the journey to it. I hope you enjoy our interview with photographer, blogger, and CEO of Zooomr, Thomas Hawk. Continue reading
This photo was taken on this day one year ago in Stuart, Florida. I’m putting it up for review because well it’s the 4th and I wanted to post something light on content opposed to tomorrows interview with photographer Thomas Hawk. Why? Because it’s the fourth of july and you should get off the computer and spend it with your friends and family! While taking pictures of them for our Flick Group. Continue reading
Mario Zanaria is predominately a black & white photographer. He shoots with a range of cameras in both formats digital and film. He lives and works in Milan, Italy. While his photographs have been viewed across all of Europe and most of Asia, North America, and parts of South America. With countless comments on each of his photographs Mario has built a fan base full of intelligent and thoughtful people who give him wonderful feedback. That continues to push his limits in the realm of photography. As a photographer and a person I can only wish we all can be as fortunate. My friend named Gary V. has said time and time again, “Legacy is greater than Currency.” Mario is building his Legacy right now as you read with each snap of his shutter. I am pleased to give you my interview with the wonderful and talented Mario Zanaria. Continue reading