Pop quiz: What do these photos (all taken by workshop attendees here in Cotacachi, Ecuador) have in common? by Peter Canaday by Lisa Miller by Nelda Bernal by Kathleen Uhlmann If you guessed that they all focus on the details… you’re right! Detail shots are fun and easy to take — and they can be […]
The steaming bath brimmed with hot, peppermint-scented water. After soaking in it for a good 20 minutes, Steve let the spa therapist paint his entire body with a warm layer of liquid chocolate. She then wrapped him up like a baby on a soft, warm cushion and gave him a mini-facial until it was time […]
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We’ve named the winners for August’s Photo Challenge: Patterns Interrupted. Find out which photos won…
Read here to find out more about our September Photo Challenge: Life Lessons
It’s late August… but with a few ornaments, ribbons, and glitter, suddenly it’s Christmas. It’s just the back lawn… but with a model and some mood lighting, it becomes a fairy tale. And with the help of some food coloring, make-up, and test tubes, the living room — and our model — become a mad […]
I am so impressed — and motivated — by the flurry of new successes showing up on the Breakfast StockClub Facebook page. From Mindy Cambiar: “Had 50+ photos accepted to Bigstock, iStock and Dreamstime this week — thanks for the continued inspiration!”Over 50 photos accepted to multiple sites in a week is really good when you’re […]
Jani’s still out this week, so I asked stock legend, Lise Gagne, to look through your photos in the Bring Home the Bacon Breakfast Stock Challenge. Are your photos stock… or not? See what Lise thinks, below… Though some photos in the Challenge would be rejected in stock agencies, keep in mind what iStocker Andrea […]
Next month’s Photo Challenge theme is “Patterns Interrupted,” and it’s designed to have you out taking pictures of patterns that surround you in everyday life — in nature, at work, at home, and everywhere in between. First, look for a pattern. Then, look for an interruption in it – a picket fence with one fence […]
