52: A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNAL: EDITON THREE
This is Project 52’s Photography magazine.
We try to do them at least two or three times a year. They are free.
Please feel free to share the publication with anyone you think may enjoy the work.
ISSUE THREE FINAL VERSION – PDF 111MB
Comfort or Curiosity? To Lead a Creative Life, There is Really Only One Choice
We love being comfortable. We feel safe when we are comfortable. We feel cozy in its knowability, its constant barrier against the things we consider uncomfortable. Those things range from mildly annoying to extremely terrifying. So we avoid them by surrounding...
HOW TO GET, GIVE, AND TAKE CRITICISM
Critics… there are a million of them. Seems like it anyway. And when you are starting out in the world of professional photography, getting good, really good critique of your work is very important. Getting poor, or misguided critique can be damaging to the progress...
YES, PHOTOGRAPHERS, IT WILL ALL BE ON THE TEST
At some point, the test reveals itself. Of that, you can be damned sure. It is quite obvious to me today, that being a photographer has different meanings to many people. Being a photographer to some folks means the quickest, fastest, easiest, form-fitted, methodized,...
A THIRTY DAY PORTFOLIO SLAM: PLAN AND BUILD A PORTFOLIO
30 Day Portfolio SlamTABLETOP AND FOOD PORTFOLIO The goal of this workshop is to build a portfolio and develop a frame for doing it again or at scale. The process and system are definable, and they can be used again and again to develop a portfolio, book, project, or...
Introducing Collections III: Fall 2022
Introducing The Collective III: Fall 2022We are a group of photographers who have binding love of the photographic medium, and a desire to share our work with all who love the magic of photography. All of the photographers in this book are members of Project 52 Pro...
TEN WAYS TO STAND OUT IN THE CROWDED FIELD OF PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Everyone tells you the same things… here are a few different approaches. There are more photographers than ever before. And while I do not believe that is necessarily bad, it does create a lot of marketing “noise”. Our mission is to raise ourselves up above that noise...