Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Monday, October 11, 2010

Chase Jarvis - Digital Work Flow

Chase Jarvis is a professional photorapher based out of Seattle, Washington who shares information with image makers. He is an advocate for American Society for Media Photographers (ASMP) and continues to make, promote, and support photography as well as movies too.

Chase Jarvis Digital Workflow


ASMP has a digital asset management book out that describes in further detail how photographers should be managing our work. It's availabe on Amazon for $26.37 with free shipping. It's a book definitely worth checking out. There is no excuses for loosing work, especially if you are being paid for your services as a photographer!

Here's what Chase Jarvis has to say about workflows and backup...

" I think this topic is one of the most important fundamentals–not just for professional photographers and filmmakers like us–but for anyone with valuable digital content that’s worth backing up. In this episode, Scott, Dartanyon, Erik and yours truly took live questions from a worldwide twitter audience and addressed in depth earlier questions that we received from our recent post–about everything the basics of our strategy to the subtle and the scalable parts that make this worthwhile to almost anyone."

Chase Jarvis, 2010, www.blog.chasejarvis.com/blog/

Don't forget to Mark October 21st on your calendars. Susan Carr from ASMP will be visiting!

For more information check out www.asmp.org

Saturday, September 25, 2010

SPE Student Scholarships

SPE National is giving away ten student scholarships to help offset the costs of attending the conference in Atlanta, GA on March 10-13. Each scholarship will include
  • $500 travel stipend to attend the 2011 SPE national conference
  • One-year membership to SPE
  • Complimentary 2011 national conference pass

The deadline is November 1st which means there is plenty of time to fine tune your work. They are looking for a cohesive body of work consisting of no more than five images, a 200 word artist statement, reasons why the scholarship will benefit you, resume, a description of the conceptual and technical basis of your work, and contact information of a current photography professor.

Here is a link to download the PDF form as well as more information about the scholarships.