CBS News Tuesday March 19, 2024
Colorado-based wedding photographer Suzanne Nevill is set to be sentenced after pleading guilty to felony theft after scamming couples and associates, notes CBS News. Nevill had been accused of withholding payments to other photographers and not delivering images to couples. Nevill was charged with eight counts of felony theft and pleaded guilty to one class five felony in January; her plea agreement stipulates that she will pay nearly $40,000 in restitution and serve a four-year deferred sentence.
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David Schonauer Tuesday March 19, 2024
As we noted in February, the exhibition "David Seidner: Fragments, 1977-99," at the international Center of Photography through May 6, reintroduces an important and rarely exhibited artist of the
1980s and 1990s. Seidner, a notable fashion photographer who shot avant-garde designs for Yves Saint Laurent, Azzedine Alaia and others, has largely been overlooked since his passing from
AIDS-related illnesses. The new exhibition has changed … Read the full Story >>
Fstoppers Monday March 18, 2024
According to one source, YouTube has 2.5 billion users. For photographers, that is a lot of potential viewers for your content, notes Greg Sheard at Fstoppers. “Major companies are always looking for great collaborators or ambassadors; with YouTube they can watch you, see what type of persona you have, and what type of content you produce,” notes Sheard, who outlines various ways to spotlight your work ay YouTube.
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Blind Monday March 18, 2024
Born in Pittsburgh in 1925, Burt Glinn served in the US Army during the Second World War, then enrolled at Harvard to study literature. He also became a photographer and photo editor at the Harvard Crimson, which put him on a new path. By 1950 he was a staff photographer for Life magazine, and in 1951 he joined Magnum. A new book, Burt Glinn: Half a Century as a Magnum Photographer, celebrates the “compelling, elegant and expressive ways Glinn experienced the world through photography,” notes Blind.
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