Focus on the Instructors: WASHINGTON PHOTO SAFARI
There are very few photographers who can go to an assignment without a camera in hand and still get work done. E. David Luria (“David” to his friends) is one [read more]
Photographer profiles
An Interview with Jim Austin MA., A.C.E: Keeping an Open Mind’s Eye (continues…)
Copyright © Jim Austin 2010. All rights reserved. Bottlenose Dolphin Playing Q. When you go out in the field or should I say, sail the seas to shoot, do you [read more]
Portfolio: Hick Fernand
My photography is, first-of-all, a history of love between a photographer and the Nature that surrounds him. For more than thirty years, I’ve been impassioned by my photographs. Being an [read more]
The Highs and Lows of Being a Serious Photographer
Elation and Frustration … Or The Highs and Lows of Being a Serious Photographer … “I hate my work!” or … “OK, I got my shot! I’m happy.” “I can’t [read more]
An Amateur Photographer? Bear & Eagle Photos Tell a Different Story
Bad Hair Day! What is an amateur photographer? According to Webster’s Dictionary (we’ll apply it to photography), an amateur is one who engages in a pursuit as a pastime [read more]
An Alchemist’s Reverie: A Profile of Photographer Robert Stivers
by Rebecca Klein Robert Stivers is one of the best fine art photographers living today. His work is collected by museums from New York to Paris and Cologne and shown [read more]
Margo & Arnie: Interview with Two “Peas in a Pod” Photographers
Margo Taussig Pinkerton and Arnold Zann have a contagious enthusiasm for the art of photography. Once you speak with them about their passion for photography, you can’t wait to pick [read more]
An Interview with Fine Art Photographer, Claude Peschel Dutombe
Copyright © M. Arlene Rafiq Claude Peschel Dutombe, referred to as Mr. Claude, grew up in Germany and comes from a family of film makers. He is the son of [read more]
Creating Tintypes in a War Zone: Interview with Photographer Ed Drew
Ed Drew Ed Drew, an American artist and photographer, brought back to life the tradition of making tintypes in the Afghanistan combat zone – a process of developing photos that [read more]
Got the Photography Mommy Blues?
THE BOOK REVIEW AND PHOTO ESSAY As may be for many of you, my husband and I had the extreme privilege of welcoming our daughter into the world. She was [read more]
Millennium Promise
Copyright © Lyle Owerko Monica, one of the patrons of the community and a member of the governing committee of Sauri. In the fall of 2006, I donated my time [read more]
Photographer Profile: Bob Garas
Those of us at Apogee Photo Magazine are happily familiar with the work of Bob Garas. As a frequent entrant in both our monthly and by-monthly contests, he has treated [read more]
Special Moments in Photography
Table Card – Announcement of the wedding of Elke & Stefan Erne. Once your friends and family realize you know how to use a camera, they often give you an [read more]
Magic Photo Moments in the World of Sports
© 2010 Dick Druckman. All rights reserved. New York Yankees Captain Derek Jeter Hits a Home Run Against the Los Angeles Angels (April 2010) It was the annual rivalry between [read more]
Photographer on Wheels: Steve Kean
Steve Kean lives, works, and enjoys creative photography from his wheelchair. His subjects are diverse, as he is intensely interested in the world around him. As Steve says, “The camera [read more]