Well, It’s Monday and I’m trying to look really busy focus on the tasks at hand.
I’ve got photos to retouch, print, and deliver- the things one has to do in order to get paid, but I soooo want to be outside doing Spring things and enjoying the sunshine!
With that in mind, I remind myself that it is the disipline of doing the mundane that makes the extraodinary possible.
Happy Monday everybody!
I’ve been a part of the Fujifilm Talent Team for Three years now, and it never gets old-I’ve been picked up for another year! This is a great company to be affiliated with!
Here’s the News Release I got from them.
FUJIFILM USA ANNOUNCES NEW PROFESSIONAL TALENT TEAM
The Fujifilm Talent Team consists of 112 world renowned photographers who share their vision and expertise with both current and new generations of photographic artists and business people.
The Fujifilm Talent Team consists of 112 world renowned photographers who share their vision and expertise with both current and new generations of photographic artists and business people.
The Talent Team’s mission is to communicate their knowledge and expertise in the photographic field while clearly defining how to make today’s imaging environment a more creative and profitable experience. Whether capturing their images on film or via digital means, these talented photographers are all leaders in their field and are Fujifilm Shooters. The Talent Team’s activities include providing seminars and workshops, and producing art and gallery exhibits.
The link below will take you to the member istings :
2008 TALENT TEAM MEMBERS
http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/professional_photography/cable_release/index.html
I’ve just been to Jason D.Moores blog, and as usual; I spend WAAAAYYY too much time there! ( LOL-sorry Jason )
Anyway, I came across his post aboutstorytelling and who your audience is you are trying to “conect” to photographically, and tips on how to do it better. I saw myself in some of the comments and points he was making - funny how you can find inspiration when you are least looking for it. Kudos Jason!
So, everybody go and take a look- just be sure to come back later!!!
http://jasondmoore.com/blog/2008/04/25/storytelling/
Cheers!
C
OK- Here are the last few images I picked to share with you- hope you’ve enjoyed them!
While doing a mentoring program this weekend, we were lucky enough to find this really cool building to photograph.
I’ve just updated the design and photos on my website http://www.claytonspangler.com/
Check it out and let me know what you think- The rest of the website will catch up to the “Galleries” very soon…
*NOTE* It does have music ON at the moment-I’ll make it optional later- but it can be turned off if it isn’t to your liking by the link at the bottom right ( looks like an equalizer)
I’ll be an instructor along with David Fattaleh( it’s his show- I’m just a “guest” instructor) at the Twin Falls Resort State Park Spring photography workshop this year- here are the details:
April 18 – 20
Spring Photography Workshop
This workshop focuses on basic and intermediate photography methods with indoor and outdoor sessions.
Some of the topics covered will be : Macro, motion, lighting, composition, eco awareness, digital workflow, landscape.
Instructor/students oriented. Overnight packages available. Reservations required. For fee and room/cabin availability-Contact: Twin Falls Resort State Park Activities Coordinator 304-294-4000
Sorry, I don’t handle the money or reservations- it’s all done thru the venue!
