This article for PhotoServe’s Features section is my interview and conversation with friend and Photo Researcher, Laura Wyss – who sadly is no longer with us, but her memory and huge heart lives on. To read my article click on this link: Laura Wyss January2012
Category Archives: ChatterCorners
Judi Stuffick – ChatterCorner Holiday 2011
My latest article for the Features section on PhotoServe is my conversation with Philadelphia-based emerging photographer Judi Stuffick. About this time last year I was one of judges for the ASMP Philadelphia Annual Photo Contest, and I was particularly taken by Judi’s series of “projected” images, even before I knew the back story behind them. I asked to be introduced to her at the opening earlier this year, and we have stayed in touch since then. I used her recently as an example in one of my articles for The Lab, where I talk about what work stands out for me, and hers certainly did, so read the article, please click on this link: Judi Stuffick November2011
Clothes Line © Judi Stuffick
Chris Buck – ChatterCorner November 2011
Be sure to check out my conversation with Canadian-born photographer Chris Buck, my latest article in PhotoServe’s Features section. The image we used for this article is from his “Isn’t” series, a collection of portraits of celebrity lookalikes, and this particular one is entitled “Paul Cooper isn’t Bill Gates.” And, the interesting part is that the real Bill Gates is a Scorpio, born October 28th, 1955. Doesn’t that tie in nicely with this month’s theme, eh? So check out the article by clicking on this link: Chris Buck October2011
Paul Cooper isn’t Bill Gates © Chris Buck
Debbie Miracolo – ChatterCorner January 2011
My most recent article for PhotoServe’s Features section is about my client and fine art photographer Debbie Miracolo. Her series “The Change Agents” will be on display at the Arrojo Studios until January 26th. Here is a link to the article: Debbie Miracolo December2010
Keith Barraclough – ChatterCorner October 2011
Be sure to check out my most recent article for PhotoServe’s Features section. This month my conversation is with photographer Keith Barraclough and how he managed to shoot close to 164 dog breeds for Discovery Channel’s Animal Planet. Check out the article by clicking on this link: Keith Barraclough September2011
Monika Merva – ChatterCorner September 2011
Fine art photographer Monika Merva is a Cancer, born on July 2nd, so its no big surprise that her project is entitled “City of Children” – a perfect fit for the Archetypical Mother of the Zodiac! Although her project is about “children” the image used for the cover of her book is of a girl wearing rabbit ears, which also fit beautifully with our September “pets” theme! To read the article for PhotoServe click on this link: Monica Merva July2011
Lori Nix – ChatterCorner May 2011
As I mentioned in my ChatterLog, I love miniatures, so be sure to check out this month’s article for the Features section on PhotoServe with fine art photographer Lori Nix. She literally lives, eats and breathes miniatures! This is one of my favorite images of a vacuum cleaner showroom, somewhere in Miami, Florida… Read the interview by clicking on this link: Lori Nix April2011
Vacuum-Showroom © Lori Nix
Art Murphy – ChatterCorner April 2011
Be sure to check out this month’s article for the Features section on PhotoServe with fine art photographer Art Murphy. Read the interview by clicking on this link: Art Murphy March2011
Devonian Fossil, © Art Murphy
Ian Bradshaw – ChatterCorner March 2011
Be sure to check out my most recent article on photographer and friend, Ian Bradshaw, for the Features section on PhotoServe. Click on this link to read the article: Ian Bradshaw February2011
President of the University of Portland, OR © Ian Bradshaw
Alexandra Bortkiewicz – Alamy – ChatterCorner February 2011
This month’s article for PhotoServe’s Features section is a conversation with my friend Alexandra Bortkiewicz, who is the Director of Photography for Alamy Stock Agency in the UK. Click on this link to read the entire article: Alexandra Bortkiewicz January2011
© Alamy Collection/Roger Bamber