Tag Archives: Sol Neelman
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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
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Staff, Again - by Jay Westcott
A Huge Hair Ball – by Sol Neelman
Portland, OR-based photographer Sol Neelman has been writing a weekly photo column for Wired on weird sports, and the first one was about a beard and mustache championship.
Publishing My First Book, Weird Sports – by Sol Neelman
Sol Neelman is a failed athlete turned sports photographer living in his home city of Portland, Oregon, USA. In 2007, he left his staff job at The Oregonian to pursue a life-long project documenting sports culture around the globe. In July, 2011, Kehrer Verlag in Heidelberg, Germany published his first book, “Weird Sports.â€
Carpe Carp – by Sol Neelman
Portland, OR-based freelancer Sol Neelman photographed the annual Redneck Fishing Tournament in Bath, Illinois.
Out Of The Frying Pan – by Sol Neelman
Portland, OR-based freelancer Sol Neelman recently photographed the 62nd Annual International Pancake Day race in Liberal, KS.
