In the ever-evolving world of photography, the landscape is littered with the echoes of shutter clicks from those who've come and gone. The journey through the lens is challenging and fraught with competition and the constant demand for innovation and excellence. Over my years in the photography community, I've witnessed many talented individuals enter the fray with hopes high and dreams vast. Yet, many find themselves unable to weather the storm of the industry, struggling to secure consistent commercial clients.
Legacy in Focus: Capturing the Spirit of The Lonesome E Cattle Company
In the rolling foothills of Eastern Madera County, where the legacy of Edward E. Campbell, Sr. intertwines with the land, the spirit of The Lazy E Ranch—now known as The Lonesome E Cattle Company—continues to thrive.
Reflecting on a Year of Highs & Lows
As the year winds down, it's a time for reflection, a moment to reflect on the highs and lows that have marked the past twelve months. For me, a commercial photographer in Citrus Heights, this year has been a roller coaster of experiences, both in my professional life and personal endeavors.
The Art of the Gaze: Eye Contact in Fine Art Portraiture versus Traditional Portraiture
There's a saying that "the eyes are the window to the soul," and nowhere is this more apparent than in portraiture. This captivating art form has been used for centuries to capture the essence of individuals. Yet, in a dialogue about fine art versus traditional portraiture, one aspect continues to incite debate – eye contact.