Project X: Photographic Growth Spurt

October 25, 2011 - Boston-Area High School Students Get Professional Guidance and a Museum Exhibit More »

Star Teacher John Willis Makes a difference with In-Sight

October 25, 2011 - Star Teacher John Willis Makes a difference with In-Sight. More »

PDNedu Asks Photographers: What Is the Most Important Action You've Taken in Support of your Photography Business?

October 25, 2011 - PDNedu Asks Photographers

Q: What is the most important action you’ve taken in support of your photography business?

Photo Gigs: Esteban Aladro - Freelance Digital Tech and Lighting Assistant, New York, NY

October 17, 2011 - Freelance Digital Tech and Lighting Assistant New York, NY More »

Project X: A Taste For Images

October 17, 2011 - SVA course in photo editing and curating generates intellectual practice and real-world skills.
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Storytellers: Leesha Quigg - Operation Duality

October 17, 2011 - A Montgomery County Community College student and U.S. Army civil affairs specialist makes her mark with Photographs from Iraq. 
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Is It Legal? Oral Understandings Versus Written Usage Agreements

October 17, 2011 - Q: “I was hired by a large, online retail Web site to shoot one of its look books. I’ve worked with this company many times and have never signed anything or agreed on specific usage details with the client. They paid me to shoot the book, I got the check—all was good. A couple of months passed, when I noticed one of my photos on a major billboard in the middle of Sunset Boulevard. It was huge and looked like a very expensive ad. Is this considered kosher in the photography business? I couldn’t help but feel that I should be getting paid for the thousands of hits their Web site will receive based on my picture. Am I wrong?”

—Gregory Minasian, via e-mail