Detroit born Joseph Szymanski moved to San Francisco to study photography. After graduating he picked up his old Leica film cameras and some Kodak Tri-X 400 and returned to the darkroom to create more artistic photographs.
I remember a conversation I had once with a work colleague about the World Cup. Only a few teams have ever won it - Uruguay is one of them…
I’m pleased to announce the launch of the Fine Art Photo Blog, a collaboration between seven Fine Art Photographers (myself included)…
You’ve put some photos or artwork up for sale on Imagekind (or a similar site), and now you’re wondering why you haven’t sold many (or maybe even any) yet.
Hannah Summers is a photographer and artist living and working in Tuscany, Italy. She specialises in macro photos of flowers. It sounds like an idyllic lifestyle. Be sure to check out her Italmacro website and her amazing Imagekind Galleries. Here’s the interview:
I am always drawn to going up close and capturing the natural life force [...]
It seems logical that on my quest to learn more about selling photography on Imagekind that I should ask some questions of the people at the company itself. Especially as I sell my photos on the site. Benjamin Rogovy kindly answered the following questions:
What genres of photography are selling well on Imagekind at the moment?
HDR, [...]
This is the second in a series of interviews with Imagekind photographers.
Michael Longfellow sells his photos of Cape May, a seaside resort in New Jersey, on Imagekind. To find out more visit his CapeMayX website, and take a look at his Imagekind Galleries.
How long have you been selling your photos on Imagekind?
Since this past [...]
I sell prints of my photos through Imagekind. It’s an interesting experiment and I thought I’d ask a couple of their best selling photographers how they did it. Here is the first interview, with Eyal Nahmias.
How long have you been selling your photos on Imagekind?
I joined Imagekind in November 2006.
You’re listed amongst the bestsellers on [...]
I saw Linda Plaisted’s photos on Imagekind and liked her photo montage techniques so much I asked her to do an interview. Here it is:
How would you describe your photographic vision? What kind of look/atmosphere/feel do you try and create in your photos?
My photographic vision is to tell stories without words. My images are often [...]
I came across Nicole Mabry’s photography in JPGMag, which published a very interesting article she wrote about cross processing black and white film. I liked her photography so much I asked her to do an interview. Here it is:
How would you describe your photographic vision? What kind of look/atmosphere/feel do you try and create in [...]
