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Newsletter for May 2018
What are your summer plans? When it’s warmer it’s always easier to venture out and explore, whether it’s your own neighborhoods or to a foreign land.
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Laurie Simmons at Salon 94
Photographer Laurie Simmons’ take on portraiture involves a bit a trickery. It’s candy-coated color palette might encourage a superficial gaze, but a closer look reveals an offbeat critique of both identity and portraiture.
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How to Take Great Photos While Hiking
Exploring scenery outside of your usual comfort zone is a great way to create fresh work and spice up your portfolio while also learning new tips and tricks along the way.
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Editor’s Picks for May 2018
Enjoy art for every style and space. Check out this month’s artist highlights!
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Real Artist | Real Stories: Erin McGee Ferrell
Find out how Erin McGee Ferrell recently captivated audiences at the Your Art Gallery booth at Art Expo in NYC on Sunday, April 22, 2018 with her passion, innovation and creativity.
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Rey Parlá – Multiplicities at Benrubi Gallery
The abstract cameraless photographs on view in the exhibition, Rey Parlá – Multiplicities, stretch traditional notions of photography, taking viewers into a space of infinite co-creation. Intuition, surprise and chance act as Parlá’s co-conspirators in works grounded in both process and philosophical inquiry.
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Tips for Taking Photos on a Rainy Day
A few April showers don’t mean you and your camera have to take a rain check. Here are some tips for taking photos on a drizzly day.
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Newsletter for March 2018
Spring is here! Typically, it’s the time of renewal, to clear out the old and replace the new. We’ve come up with some ideas to give your life a refresh and help you spring into action;
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The Dos and Don’ts of Photographing Water
There are reasons people gravitate toward water. Not only do we need it to live, but the act of shooting by water is fun and can inspire excellent work, but it takes extra effort to keep your work looking fresh and unique. Here are some dos and don’ts.
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