Inspiration comes in many forms and fine art photographers can be a great source of inspiration. While fine art photography can often make for a new photographer scratch can head off what the big deal is, take the time to look at the photographers body of work or better yet read articles written by the photographer’s work assume much more meaningful. A photographer who is an excellent source of inspiration through his visual work and numerous articles is John Paul Caponigro, an environmental Fine Art photographer landscape, which is today’s guest on “3 minutes with …”
1. describe your photography in 100 words or less.
My life’s work is both a call for connection with nature and a call for conscientious creative interaction in our environment in a time of rapid change. My artist statements will tell you much more.
2. what gear/software do you use?
Canon 1DS MKIII and 5DMK II and iPhone 4. 4 Lightroom and Photoshop. But that will change soon, won’t it? I list of all equipment that I use on my website.
3. What is a quick tip that you people give would be interested photography?
It’s not about tools and techniques, it’s about vision. Discover the unique contribution you create and the exercise of it as good as you possibly can develop. It helps to have a personal plan for your creative life. I have a number of articles written about this that are available online.
4. what 3 Photography Sites or photo blogs do you recommend?
Julianne Costs Adobe TV episodes (How To)
Luminous-Landscape.com (Tech)
Pixelatedimage.com (soul)
TED.com (inspiration) [bonus]
View more of John Paul photography visit his website: johnpaulcaponigro.com