Tag Archives: Haiti
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A Place for Refuge - by Alex Federowicz
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In My Bag - by Chris Owyoung
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Interview with 3 Young Successful Freelancers - by Benjamin Norman
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Why You Should Go to the Eddie Adams Workshop - by Keith Bedford
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Canon 5D Mark III Review - by Angus Mordant
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Workflow! - by Ryan Lasek
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The Chuck Scott iPad App - by Christina Baird
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In My Bag - by David Bergman
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Photographers' Hobbies: Aviation - by Matt Cashore
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In My Bag - by Chip Litherland
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Being Social: Do I *Have* to Be Social? - by Ingrid Spangler
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Photographers' Hobbies: Woodworking - by Peter Taylor
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In My Bag - by Melissa Golden
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Photographer's Hobbies: Drawing Faces - by Peter Larson
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Music Eyes: Videography on Tour - by Mikey Ortiz
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Loneliest Road in America - by Ty Wright
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In My Bag - by Jamey Price
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AdoramaPix Photo Book Review - by David Bergman
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Help Save Local Camera Repair Shops - by Jonathan Jacobs
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Photographers' Hobbies: Swimming - by Charles Ludeke
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In My Bag - by Peter Larson
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Pixel Pimp - Concerning Contests - by Warren Winter
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Nikon D800 Review - by Preston Mack
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Photographers’ Hobbies: Foodism - by Noah Devereaux
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In My Bag - by Guy Rhodes
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I Love My New Camera - by Brad Mangin
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Photographers' Hobbies: Drawing on One’s Fears - by Julie M. Elman
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In My Bag - by Jared Wickerham
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My Freelancer First Birthday - by Jennifer Cecil
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In My Bag - by Mike Isler
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The Big One: FotoFest and the iPhone Portrait Portfolio - by Talya Arbisser
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In My Bag - by Peter Taylor
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Pixel Pimp - How Can Millions of Great Pictures Be Wrong? - by Warren Winter
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The Art of... Getting an Internship - by Jared Wickerham
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Pixel Pimp – USPW: Now What? – by Warren Winter
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The Art Of… Beginning Your Freelance Career - by Jared Wickerham
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Pixel Pimp – Freshman Freelancing: Photo Agency Freelancing Fact & Fiction – by Warren Winter
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My Burning Man Experience - by Rafael Agustin Delgado
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Once: A New Magazine Model - by Pete Kiehart
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Guy in the Sky - by Guy Rhodes
One Word For One Year After – by Paul Sherar
Boone, NC-based humanitarian photographer Paul Sherar recently returned from a trip to Haiti, where he spent the one year earthquake anniversary asking people to write one word that would express their thoughts and feelings for that day.
Thousand photos, one word…Haiti. – by Paul Sherar
Based in Boone, NC, Paul Sherar is an humanitarian photographer working for an international relief organization Samaritan’s Purse and recently visited the earthquake-ravaged Haiti.
