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Monthly Archives: December 2015
Brad Feinknopf: What a hip, cool photographer really wants [Part 2]
Part 2 of my talk with Columbus architectural photographer Brad Feinknopf and his thoughts on what it takes to get great images of buildings. Go here for Part 1 of our talk. Here’s Doug’s image discussed on … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Original Craft Productions
Tagged architectural photography, art photography, Brad Feinknopf, fashion photography, photographer, Richard Avedon, Robert Mapplethorpe
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Brad Feinknopf: What a hip, cool photographer really wants [Part 1]
Ever look at photographs of buildings, maybe with perfectly captured shimmering lights or passers-by caught just so, and wonder how they do it? Columbus architectural photographer Brad Feinknopf details some of the tricks of the trade and how he moved from his … Continue reading
Nicole Reber: Frank Lloyd Wright in his underwear and other literary writing topics
What kind of childhood frustration leads one to be a writer? Central Ohio nonfiction writer Nichole Reber’s path to a career in writing was sparked by her mother reading to her and Nichole’s curiosity about how her mother did this … Continue reading
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Tagged changing careers, Frank Lloyd Wright in his underwear., Nicole Reber, nonfiction writing
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The 5th-Annual MAT Scriptwriting Competition has kicked off! Accepting submissions now!
The 5th-Annual MAT Scriptwriting Competition has kicked off! Accepting submissions now! Posted by Midnight Audio Theatre on Saturday, December 12, 2015
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Eating soup (and grasshoppers) without a spoon with Jeffrey Cohen
Ohio State University professor Jeffrey H. Cohen’s latest book Eating Soup without a Spoon sounds like a minimalist cookbook bent on reducing the amount of silverware used at a meal. It’s not. It’s a look at the application of anthropological methods … Continue reading