A self-taught photographer, Colin Finlay is a four-time "Picture of the Year" award winner who has photographed wars, genocide, famine, environmental issues, disappearing traditions, and has filmed several television documentaries.
Learn the artistry of digital photography with the behind-the-camera skills and tricks of the trade you'll find in the new Photo Workshop series. Each book—and the DVD—focuses on the core fundamentals of photography, including composition, exposure, lighting, candid portraiture, and numerous other techniques.
Dirck Halstead is a highly gifted visual journalist, with a career that began in his high school days. He's worked for UPI, Time, LIFE, and was the senior White House photographer. Today, he's the Editor and Publisher of TheDigital Journalist and very dedicated to mentoring the photojournalists of tomorrow.
Parish Kohanim came to America as a 17-year-old with a mere $300 in his pocket. Today he is a highly sought-after, successful commercial and fine-art photographer who lives and works in Atlanta, Georgia.
Beginning with his underwater photography to his current top-quality
fashion and artistic images, Douglas Dubler has a long history as a
highly accomplished commercial, editorial and fine-art photographer.
Nash Editions, located in Manhattan Beach, California, has developed an
international reputation for producing fine-art photographic digital
prints. We spoke with the founders of this business, R. Mac Holbert and
rock musician Graham Nash.
Henry Diltz declares, "The first step in my becoming a photographer was
to become a musician." During the early '60s he was part of a folk
quartet, but soon became enamoured with photography and began taking
pictures of his friends, including The Doors, Crosby, Stills &
Nash, and Buffalo Springfield.
For over 20 years, Michael Yamashita has combined his passions for
photography and travel by documenting the Asian continent for National Geographic. His most recent book focuses on the Ming Dynasty admiral and explorer, Zheng He.
From her fashion photography to portraits of jazz singers and lyrical
images of flowers, Barbara Bordnick's elegant work has been published
internationally over the past 35 years.
For many years, Peter Gowland's name has been synonymous with glamour
photography. At 90, he can stand back and look at a most distinguished
photographic career. This Double Exposure Cover
Story not only spotlights his work, but also focuses on his wife Alice,
who has always been a very integral force behind Peter's success.
