Photography by Dennis Trantham at Westside Studio
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Drawing on his background as a creative producer, Geoff Lee focuses his legal practice on facilitating his clients’
By Johnny Martyr
If you process your own film and don’t live in the tropics, you may run into a nagging problem I’ve seen discussed on sickening ad forums – curly and cupped film negatives.
Let me set the scene:
Two people hunched over a black and white checkered board, deliberating what moves they will make, how their opponent might counter and how they might counter that counter, with barely a flicker of emotion passing over their faces.
At first
Toyota is working on a redesigned version of the Camry sedan, as evidenced by these spy photos.
The prototype is heavily camouflaged but we can tell that
by Johnny Martir
Isaiah Hervé and I follow each other on Instagram. He took beautiful, serene landscape photos that blew me away.
I have always believed that the life of a photographer is turning the pages of an illustrated adventure book. Some are wonderful and highly desirable, some are middle of the road, and some leave you with the wry, “Fine, I’m …
For some reason wedding photography isn’t a well-respected genre in the photography industry. I have no idea why that is when it’s so physically, creatively, and technically demanding. But I do have a lot of ideas about why wedding photography
A new exhibit is an example of people who are at home in their bodies — however wrinkled or rumpled they may be.
With her exhibit “Personal Growths,” Shenandoah Valley artist Hsini Des combines photography, found objects and sculpture to
by Johnny Martir
My wife and kids are kind enough to spoil my photography interest obsession with browsing some cool camera shops during our recent stay in Paris, France.
Here in Maryland, United States, the camera shop is an endangered
