Allyn Edmonds

business of photography : questions to ask the client | pro photo life

At the core of the photography business, whether it’s taking photographs or running the business end of things, my job is to be a problem-solver for the client. In order for me to solve their problems I need to ask questions. In this post I’ll mention three questions I find important to ask any new [...]

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The Sixties: Photographs By Robert Altman - PhotographyBLOG

The Sixties: Photographs By Robert Altman is a new photo exhibition at the Idea Generation Gallery. Running from 16th July – 29th August , the exhibition brings together 60 of the most powerful images from the chief staff photographer of Rolling Stone magazine. “The passion for what he was shooting is wonderfully clear, but there’s [...]

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Are you Really as Talented as you Think you Are?

If you wanted to name the biggest complaint of professional photographers in the digital age, you’d have a lot to choose from. Demand is falling. Prices are dropping. Photography schools are growing just as jobs are disappearing. If it was always difficult to make a living taking pictures, it’s safe to say that times are [...]

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An Offer You Can’t Refuse

Ok, first, I’ll tell you why I’m offering this. I need to gain some experience and knowledge into the world of photographing people and as they say, the best way to learn is just by doing it. So I’m offering to any model or model wanna-be, in the San Francisco Bay Area, a free 1 [...]

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Tamron Photo Workshops 2008 - PhotographyBLOG

Tamron Photo Workshops 2008 - PhotographyBLOG Tamron Photo Workshops are hands-on, in the classroom and in-the-field photo workshops led by professional photographers. Don Gale, Terry Livingstone, Dave Maynard, Jim Shadle, Roy Toft, and Les Voorhis are some of the photographers involved for 2008. Each weekend event, which is limited to 30 participants, includes a Friday evening [...]

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