a (fashion) shooter

    cameras

    • Canon 5D Mark II: new day for still photographers?
    • Canon 1Ds Mark III notes
    • Canon 5D notes
    • the Canon 50mm 1.2 L lens
    • Canon 5D Mark II notes
    • black dots, black dots everyewhere...
    • Twisty lens on the 5D2
    • 5D2 AF in dim light: :-(
    • Canon 5D Mark II, Take II
    • Sveta Utkina

    food

    • food, dude (off on a tangent)
    • food and drink with the Canon Rebel T21

    lighting & technique

    • one light wonders - using a single light source in the studio
    • 5D2 test shoot
    • Sveta Utkina
    • Waterways (lucky landscapes)
    • one light wonders: a magazine + video shoot with just one light
    • finally, the workshops!
    • Workshops: the Creative Director
    • girl with head
    • homeofthevain.com's Nikola Tamindzic
    • food, dude (off on a tangent)

    lighting workshops

    • lighting workshops!
    • First lighting workshop (not really)
    • Allie Crandell of MTV’s "The City"
    • finally, the workshops!
    • Workshops: the Creative Director
    • girl with head

    the industry

    • what's in the galleries:
    • web vs. print
    • Annie Leibovitz /Miley Cyrus
    • good guys
    • The Rep: help or hindrance?
    • Magnum photographer at the New York Times
    • some hot spreads
    • food, dude (off on a tangent)
    © 2011 - 2012
    Theme by WPShower

    web vs. print

    It seems that in the graphic design/art direction world, web work has increased a lot in status, and now typically pays more than print work (for those who know how to code.) What I am saying is, you can expect to be paid more as a designer/art director at Macys.com than you can at a Macys print design depart.

    How are we finding the differences between shooting for commerce for the web as opposed to shooting for print? Is there just more work for the web?

    What percentage of your work is for the web vs. for print?

    Is the pay more or less?