InStudio -- David Landis
I've picked up working on my InStudio project again. I've been talking to a few people, and I hope I'll be able to shoot a few more in the next few weeks.
The latest artist to allow me to take photographs in his studio is David Landis. He creates these amazing large scale sculptures from metal, cement and stone.
I've picked up working on my InStudio project again. I've been talking to a few people, and I hope I'll be able to shoot a few more in the next few weeks.
The latest artist to allow me to take photographs in his studio is David Landis. He creates these amazing large scale sculptures from metal, cement and stone. When I visited his studio, he was working on a public art project. The logistics of getting something like that done, much less installed, seem incredibly complicated to me. And it's gorgeous.
Something new
I've been doing some virtual moving around lately. I recently had the chance to meet some people who are well-respected and experienced in photography. They gave me some suggestions and feedback about how I've been presenting my work that I decided I needed to follow as soon as possible. So, I'm separating my art and documentary photography from the photography that I'd do for clients, like portraits and events.
I'm putting the art and documentary work on this site, CamilleWrightFelton.com, and the portrait and event work will stay at Category5Photography.com.
I should have been doing this all along. My original thought was that "someday" I'll have enough work, or I'd be doing enough business work to justify maintaining separate sites.
Looks like "someday" is now.
