WELCOME TO THE WEBSITE OF THE ASMP NEW YORK CHAPTER.
Quick Links:
- ASMP fundraiser at Verge Art Fair
- Image '10 is here - enter now!
- ASMP Votes online this year - Vote Now! Do it before March 15th
- ASMP I Stink at Negotiating event - Rescheduled to Feb 25th
- PDN Assistants' Survey - Feb 2010
- DOT Editions HDR Event - April 6th
- ASMP Registration Counts Event - April 21st
- Epson John Paul Caponigro event - May 12th
- Focus on Sales program
ASMPNY is proud to be producing a fundraiser for DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS' Haiti Relief Efforts at the VERGE ART FAIR, NYC, March 4th - 7th. Curated by ELIZABETH AVEDON.
More than 100 prints donated by ASMP members will be on sale for $100 each at a booth donated by the Verge Art Fair and 100% of all sales go directly to DWB.
Stop by our Booth at the fair!! Take home some great art!! And support Doctors Without Borders!!
Work available from John Dolan, Aaron Lee Fineman, Deborah Gilbert, Robert Hooman, Michelle Kawka, Salem Krieger, Stephen Mallon, Cynthia Matthews, Philip Mauro, Margaret McCarthy, Viviane Moos, Clayton Price, Susan May Tell, Gilberto Tadday, and more!
Please click here for a PDF with more information
PROFESSIONAL PREVIEW*
Thursday, 4 March, Noon - 6 pmOPENING NIGHT PREVIEW RECEPTION
Thursday, 4 March, 6 to 10 pmPUBLIC HOURS
Friday & Saturday, 5 - 6 March, Noon to 8 pm
Sunday, 7 March, Noon to 6 pmTICKETS AT THE DOOR
Opening night preview: $20
General admission: $10
Students and Seniors: $5
Free Pass available for download from Verge's FaceBook Fan Page - Verge Art Fair FACEBOOK FANPASSLOCATION
The Dylan Hotel
52 East 41st Street, New York (MAP)Thank you VERGE ART FAIR - http://www.vergeartfair.com/Verge_NYC_Exhibitors_Announce.html
Thank you ELIZABETH AVEDON - http://www.elizabethavedon.com/
Click here for more information about DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS' relief efforts in Haiti
*PLEASE NOTE: Admission to the Professional Preview is given to press and VIP(both Verge, Armory Show and Volta cards are accepted) cardholders only.
The Opening Night Preview is for those cardholders and for paid public admission.For more information contact:
Stephen Mallon - stephen@stephenmallon.com - 917.554.3871
Susan May Tell - susan@susanmaytell.com - 917.733.6553
Our annual national contest Image '10 is now open for entries.
Image10 is a nationwide photo contest run by the New York chapter of the American Society of Media Photographers and open to all professional, serious amateur and student photographers residing in the United States. Contestants are asked to submit one or more images that were created after January 1, 2009. The deadline for entry submissions is May 1, 2010.
For more information on submissions see How to submit an image.
Everything you need is here: www.image-ny.org
Special thanks to our sponsors, who made it possible to award our winners over $25,000 in prizes!
Categories
This competition has two categories, Professional and Student. Each has a first, second and third place prize awarded.2010 Judges
Nathalie Kirsheh, Art Director, W Magazine
Katherine Schad, Photo Director, O The Oprah Magazine
Michael Boulia, Creative Director, BBDO
Alex Tasch, Sr. Art Buyer, Euro RSCG Worldwide
Brian Paul Clamp, Gallerist, CLAMPART
Just Announced: HDR Event at DOT Editions
HDR: The tool not the effectAs the term "HDR" is fast beginning to occupy more and more of the photographers mind. We will define HDR and how to use it as a tool not a look. How it's being used in the commercial world of photography today as well as the fine art world. What is the future of HDR and how you as a photographer can start utilizing this powerful tool. Hosted by Rocky Kenworthy of Dot Editions.Where: Tabula Rasa Studio & Event Loft Space526 W. 26th St. #520
NY, NY 10001When: APRIL 6th
6:30pm - 9pm
ASMPNY / Epson Print event with John Paul CaponigroThe Fine Art of Digital PrintingMay 12th, 2010
11am to 5pmCalumet Photo: 22 west 22nd streetFind out about the latest advances in digital printing.
You'll learn to evaluate printers, inks, media, RIPs, and profiles.
See the latest Epson printers and media in action.
Take the results home! John Paul and Mac will give a custom poster to every
participant.
Discover what's unique about a fine art workflow designed to maximize
quality.
See it in action.
See it detailed step-by-step.
See the results.
John Paul and Mac will build a file from the ground up and show you the
final results in print.
You'll learn to seamlessly integrate Adobe software Lightroom, Bridge,
Camera Raw, and Photoshop.
You'll learn a variety of tools and techniques that will help improve and
refine both your digital files and prints.
We've heard time and time again, "That one tip was worth the price of
admission." And there are dozens of these!
You'll leave with the knowledge you need to get the results youre looking
for and the confidence that it's the very best.
Topics include
- Evaluating printers
- Comparing media
- Quick Color Management
- How to analyze images to determine an optimum strategy
- Raw Conversion
- Sophisticated color adjustment strategies
- Selections and Masking
- Upsampling
- Noise Reduction
- Sharpening - Input, Creative, and Output
- Softproofing and Proofing
- Equipment maintenance and fine-tuning
- Print finishing and handling
- Fine art market practices
This one day seminar is one of the best values in the industry!
Find out more in their DVDs Fine Art Digital Printing and Fine Art Digital
Workflow.
Links
http://www.johnpaulcaponigro.com/store/dvd_FineArtDigitalPrinting.php
http://www.johnpaulcaponigro.com/store/dvd-fine-art-workflow.php
Learn more in their Fine Art of Digital Printing workshop.
http://www.thefineartofdigitalprinting.com/
Sponsored by Epson.
John Paul Caponigro
Author of Adobe Photoshop Master Class and the DVD series R/Evolution, John
Paul Caponigro is an internationally respected fine artist, prolific author,
and highly sought after lecturer and workshop leader whose clients include
Adobe, Canon, Epson, and X-Rite. Learn more by visiting
www.johnpaulcaponigro.com and get over 100 free Lessons plus a free
subscription to his enews Insights.
R Mac Holbert
R Mac Holbert has been at the forefront of the digital printing revolution
since its inception as the master printer at Nash Editions. He's printed for
more top fine artist's than anyone else. An Adobe and Epson alpha tester and
principal of Pixel Genius he's been an important innovator within the
industry. He is the author of Nash Editions Photography and the Fine Art of
Digital Printing and the DVD series Nash Editions Master Class. Learn more
by visiting www.rmacholbert.com
PDN is conducting a survey of photo assistants: what they earn, what
skills are in demand, how they find work, what skills they would like
to learn. The results will be published on PDNOnline in March.
It’s a totally anonymous survey, and takes about 10 minutes to fill
out.After taking the survey, the respondent is given an option to provide
his/her email (on a separate page, to maintain the confidentiality of
the responses to the survey) and be entered in a drawing to win a $100
gift certificate to a mail order photo retailer.Please click here to take the survey
ASMPNY's Forthcoming EventsPlease note these dates are subject to change.April 19 - ASMP What do I Charge?
April 20 - ASMP © COPYRIGHT workshop
May 20 - ASMP dpBestflow program with Judy Herrmann and Jay Kinghorn
ASMP has launched a new initiative called Registration ©ounts to create awareness of copyright issues, to encourage all photographers to register their work, and to provide the tools and information needed for registration.
Save the date — April 21, 2010
The American Society of Media Photographers presents an important symposium addressing the sweeping changes in the way images are used and distributed:
Copyright and the New Economy: Issues & Trends Facing Visual Artists
ASMP will bring together thought leaders representing different points of view on the subject of copyright to explore its significant issues, challenges and trends. ASMP believes that, in the face of sweeping changes in the way images are used and distributed, much can be gained by establishing a dialogue among representatives of the visual arts community, legal and governmental experts, and the publishing industry. This symposium is intended to seek sustainable business solutions by engaging in an important conversation about economic shifts in the industry, the current state of copyright, and what the future holds for those who produce and use visual works.
Where and When
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Times Center in New York
242 West 41st Street
New York, NY 10018
9am-5pmFor more information please click hereThis symposium is free and open to all, but space is limited. Reserve your seat today!
Register here
ASMP NY is offering a six session sales training in conjunction with Sandler Training, a world leader in innovative sales training. It will be a six session program from January through March, to help you feel more comfortable in your selling role as a photographer.
It's not too late to join!
You will understand how your prospects think and why you sometimes get stuck “chasing sales”; a selling process that will help you be more effective in your conversations about money and the prospect’s budget; and discover the real reasons your prospects buy. Ultimately, you’ll learn how to close more sales, more effectively and more profitably.
The class meets every Wednesday starting January 27th through March 10th. NOTE: The class will not meets February 17th during President's week !
Doors open at 6:30 - class begins at 7 pm.
Register Here:
https://asmp.org/education/event/register?venue_id=265
ASMP member (General or Associate/Emerging) $175
Non Member $275
Students - $125Where:
SoHo Photo
15 White Street
NYC, NY NY 10013-2406
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Due to the weather this seminar was postponed.
It has been rescheduled for February 25th at the same location.Pre-registration is required to be eligible for door prizes.
Do you panic when you have to discuss money with a client? Do you talk too fast, ramble or sound indignant? Do you give in too fast to a lower price or broad licensing terms?
Join Blake Discher for his highly acclaimed lecture on how to win jobs. Blake will teach you the steps to become a top negotiator. This critical skill can change your business in the most profound way — more and better work! Blake will walk you through real world scenarios, show you how to listen and talk to prospects turning them into loyal clients.
Seminar topics:
• Learn how to prepare for a negotiation.
• Researching the client.
• Increasing your clout.
• Listening skills.
• When is it time to walk away?
• The follow-up is critical.
FULL DETAILS
When:
Thursday, February 25, 2010
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Doors open half an hour earlier.
Where:
The Brentwood Campus of Suffolk Community College
Long Island, NY
Cost:
0.00 — ASMP Leader
25.00 — ASMP Member
50.00 — Non-member
40.00 — Professional Association Member*
0.00 — Student & Faculty of Suffolk Community College *
10.00 — Student*
It’s almost here — the time to elect members of ASMP’s Board of Directors. All General Members of the Society in good standing are eligible — and encouraged — to vote from February 15 through March 15, 2010!
This year, to make voting easier for you, we have moved to electronic ballots. Here’s how the process works:
- On February 15th, you’ll get an email from Votenet.com. (Please adjust your spam filters or check your spam files regularly.)
- To vote, you will log on to Votenet.com using the special, one-time password that Votenet gives you in the email.
- After you log on, read the instructions carefully and vote for no more than five candidates of your choice by clicking on the buttons next to each. It’s quick and easy and you’ll get a printable receipt of your vote.
- The Votenet system ensures total confidentiality — no one at ASMP or Votenet will know how you vote.
Please encourage your fellow members to participate. Remember, your vote counts only if you cast it. This new voting system is designed to streamline the process and ensure confidentiality. Please contact Pete Dyson at dyson@asmp.org if you have any questions about it.
To learn more about the issues and the candidates, go to ASMP’s website before you vote — http://asmp.org/election-central.
Update February 18, 2010: You should have received two emails with your voting login and password. If you haven't received these, please contact Pete Dyson at dyson@asmp.org
Members may have received emails from ASMP member Scott Highton alleging financial impropriety and adverse board and staff policy. The ASMPNY board encourages voters to read this narrative by ASMP Executive Director Eugene Mopsik, which provides clarification on the issues raised by Mr. Highton.
ASMP dpBestflow is live ...dpBestflow.org is a rich web resource which includes a series of on-line educational seminars, software & hardware solutions, workflow guides and book references, designed to match a wide variety of working styles. Now, by accessing the web site, photographers and others in the visual arts community have real-world solutions for preserving the quality and integrity of digital images, proven best practices that have been shown to produce superior results, and guidelines for streamlined production workflows.
ASMPNY 2009 ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTY & NY CARES COAT DRIVEWHEN:Friday, December 11, 2009, 7-11PMWHERE:Studio 385 (MAP)385 Broadway (between White and Walker Streets), Suite 3F, New YorkCOST:ASMP members: FREE and are encouraged to bring a coatNon-ASMP members: $20 or FREE with a coatStudents with I.D.: $5 or FREE with a coatAll coats will be donated to NY Cares. For information about this organization you canEVERYONE is encouraged to bring a coat for the coat drive. It's the holidayseason friends, give a little, its gonna be bloody cold out thereMUSIC will be provided by the talented DJs William Gaines and Andrew Eastmondwho are kindly donating their services!Bill Gaines is a visual creative who's work is focused in the
music and entertainment industry. His side projects include
silk-screen printing, animation and spinning jazz, funk and
soul wax. Check out his latest at www.billgaines.com
Andrew Eastmond is a London transplant with 1st class skills
as a selector. A graphic designer by day, by night he is a tailoring
wizard serving up classic threads for men every other week at the
Brooklyn Flea.FOOD and BEVERAGES will be provided by Tealicious Catering. If youremember last year's party, their special treats were a big hit!You can find out more about Tealicious by visitingRSVP at this link, space is limitedA HUGE Thank you to our sponsors who will be providing over $4000.00 in Raffle prizes!
ASMPNY presents Greg Miller at School of Visual ArtsWHO:
Greg Miller is the recipient of a 2008 John Simon Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship in Photography. His most recent series of photographs, entitled Distant Relatives (photographs of his hometown, Nashville, TN), has shown in Los Angeles, is currently on exhibit at the Cheekwood Museum in Nashville and is scheduled to exhibit at +Kris Graves Projects in Brooklyn, NY in March 2010. Miller was born in Nashville in 1967. He received a full scholarship to attend the School of Visual Arts in NY, and graduated with a BFA in 1990. Since 2001, he has taught at the International Center of Photography in NY. His work is widely exhibited and collected.
In Distant Relatives, Miller returns to neighborhoods and residences in Nashville where he grew up as starting points for his photographs. In these locations he chooses to photograph people and places that loosely conjure the familiar character of his own past. While obliged by a large format camera to interact with his subjects, Miller still retains the spontaneity of the photographic moment. What emerges are well-detailed stories set in evokative landscapes with a trace of distant memory.
WHEN:
Thursday, December 10, 2009,Doors: 6:30 pmLecture: 7 PM - 9 PMArtist reception to follow at 10 PM, Cash Bar; Light food will be provided.
WHERE:Amphitheatre
School of Visual Arts
ASMP members, Non-ASMP members, Students - Free
A big Thank you to School of Visual Arts for allowing us the use of their space and resources.
ASMPNY at RootPhoto (C) Salem Krieger
October Facebook Winner
ASMP NY congratulates Heidi Kikel, the October winner of our Become our Fan on Facebook and win a copy of Professional Business Practices in Photography contest. Click here to become our fan on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/asmpny and enter for you chance to win - drawing held November 30th.
ASMPNY announces Mary Virginia Swanson Lecture and Food Drive, November 16th.
Here are the links to the Fall 2009 handouts from MVS:
http://www.mvswanson.com/Downloadable/audience.pdf
http://www.mvswanson.com/Downloadable/fineart.pdf
WHEN:
Monday, November 16th, 2009, 7:00 PM
Check in and social time starts at 6:30 PM (beer & pizza)
WHERE:
Studio 385
385 Broadway (between White and Walker Streets), New YorkCOST:
ASMP members: FREE but are encouraged to bring a food donation
Non-ASMP members: $20 or $15 with a food donation
Students with I.D.: $5 or free with food donationThe food will be delivered to one of the needy food pantries in NYC. Please bring non-perishable food!
Register here now!
PRESENTING YOUR WORK TO THE FINE ART COMMUNITY
In this lecture, marketing consultant/educator Mary Virginia Swanson provides an overview of the fine art market for photographers.
Updated frequently, this lecture is a must for all photographers considering exploring the fine art market and provides current insights on marketing and details of upcoming deadlines and events.
DESCRIPTION OF PRESENTATION:
During this presentation, Mary Virginia Swanson will provide insights into the most efficient and effective avenues for introducing your work to industry professionals towards presenting your work in the collectible fine art market.
She will discuss the strategies surrounding submitting work to national and international juried exhibitions and portfolio review events such as FotoFest, Photolucida and European festivals. Art fairs such as AIPAD and Photo LA will be discussed from the standpoint of assessing market trends and helping artists determine which dealers will be most appropriate for their work.
Swanson will also cover the professional practices necessary to effectively present your photographs in the market, as well as sharing examples of effective self-promotion materials in print and on-line formats.
Handouts with related information will be shared with participants.
ABOUT MARY VIRGINIA SWANSON:
Mary Virginia Swanson makes it her goal to help photographers find the strengths in their work and identify appreciative audiences in today’s marketplace. Swanson has a diverse professional background, having coordinated educational, publication and exhibition programs for a wide range of institutions and businesses in our field, and is considered an expert in the area of marketing and licensing fine art. Swanson currently works individually with photographers as a marketing consultant and her workshops and lectures on the subjects of marketing awareness and opportunities have proven to aid countless photographers in moving their careers to the next level.
For more information on Mary Virginia Swanson please visit: http://www.mvswanson.comFor more information click here
Don't miss out. Register here now!
ASMP CT Chapter Jay Maisel event
Join us for an evening with Jay Maisel, a world-class photographer whose name has become synonymous with light, gesture, and color.
“Light, gesture, and color form the basis of all my images. This, coupled with an awareness of figure-ground relationship or photographic optical illusions, constitute half of the presentation,” says Maisel. “I will show you why and how images challenge perception. You do not always see what you think you see.”
Since his professional career started in 1954, Jay Maisel’s images have been used for advertising, editorial and corporate communications worldwide. He is widely exhibited and has numerous prints in private, corporate and museum collections. His books include Light in America, On Assignment (Photographers at Work), Jay Maisel’s New York, and his latest, A Tribute.
Jay has taught workshops since 1966 in Maine, NYC, Houston, Truckee, Aspen, Jamaica, Santa Fe, Italy and British Columbia, and he has lectured all over the USA, Australia and New Zealand. In fact, he will host six five-day workshops at his lower Manhattan studio alone this year.
His awards include the ASMP Life Time Achievement award, ASMP Photographer of the Year, International Center of Photography’s Infinity Award, and the Art Directors Club Hall of Fame.
Jay is a native of Brooklyn, New York. He earned his B.F.A. at Yale University and is a 1952 graduate of The Cooper Union where he majored in painting. At the beginning of his career, he worked with Swiss painter and photographer Herbert Matter, known best for his pioneering work in creating photomontages, and Alexi Brodovitch, who pioneered the role of the magazine art director in America at Harper’s Bazaar.
When:
Thursday, November 12, 2009
7:00 PM
Doors open half an hour earlier.
Where:
Yale University, Linsley-Chittenden Hall, Rm 102, 63 High St.
New Haven, CT
Cost:
15.00 — ASMP Member
25.00 — Non-member
15.00 — Student *
ASMP dp Bestflow Launch Event in DC
This event is FREE, but please register to reserve a seat.
Pre-registration required to be eligible for door prizes.
The product of two years of extensive research, dpBestflow offers the latest in digital imaging best practices for maintaining the quality and integrity of your images. dpBestflow is the product of United States Library of Congress-funded research through its National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program.
This special evening will offer a short presentation by dpBestflow educators Judy Herrmann and Jay Kinghorn, as well as an introduction by Richard Anderson, Project Director, and Peter Krogh, Senior Project Manager. Special guests include Carolyn Arms, Phil Michel, Carl Fleishhauer, and Martha Anderson of the Library of Congress Management Team, as well as Patti Russotti, Richard Kelly and Eugene Mopsik.
When:
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
7:00 PM
Doors open half an hour earlier.
Where:
Navy Memorial Auditorium, 701 Pennsylvania Ave, NW
Washington, DC
Commercial Portfolio Review Date just announced ... WEDNESDAY OCT 7th
One of the great benefits of ASMPNY membership is our annual commercial portfolio review. This is a great opportunity to meet art buyers from the editorial, corporate and advertising worlds.Tribeca Skyline StudioPlease click here to see the complete list of confirmed reviewers with their biographies.
Coverage:
Stella Kramer's blog: http://stellakramer.com/blog/2009/10/where-were-you.html
Cecilia Marchall's blog: http://artproduce.wordpress.com/2009/10/08/asmpny-portfolio-review/
Catherine Talese's blog: http://www.spd.org/2009/10/portfolio-review.php
ASMPNY Braintrust / Peer Group Quarterly meeting
Braintrust Quarterly - http://www.asmp.org/braintrust/
Tues, Sept 29th
SOHO PHOTO (MAP)
15 White Street (between Church Street and West Broadway)
New York City, 10013
pizza and drinks at 6:30pm
event begins at 7pm
This meeting is for ASMP members (sorry no students) who are interested in joining the monthly braintrust meetings, as well as existing braintrust members to meet other members and exchange information.
The meeting features business guru and coach Ed Abel of the Abel Business Institute.
Some of the topics:
· 8 areas of business that need to be in harmony
· 10 Business commandments
· Taking Action - What's it going to take to achieve your business goals
· Live examples of taking action - Structured Interaction
At this quarterly meeting we will introduce new members to the process, as well as hearing a presentation from Ed Abel about strategies and support for small businesses.
A brief bio: Ed has invested more than three decades learning how to build a successful, thriving business. He has developed The Skill Preneur Business System, a systematic approach to the construction, maintenance, and growth of a businesses, and he will share that approach to braintrust members. Ed is an adjunct professor of entrepreneurial studies at NYU as well as the Director of the business division at the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC).
What is the monthly braintrust? Meet in small focused peer groups to share information and advice, and help each other work towards career goals. Meetings are for ASMP Associate, General, or Emerging Members only. Marketing advice, portfolio reviews, negotiation, rights, or how to research and shoot personal work, etc. -- it's up to you!
If you are interested in joining one of the braintrust groups, this quarterly meeting is perfect to jumpstart your involvement.
Currently there are 6 braintrusts and a few more in the works:
1. Brooklyn / Downtown Manhattan
meets 1st Wed. of month
Some specialties represented: Fashion, Music, Portrait, Travel, Photojournalism
2. Flatiron East
meets 1st Tues. of month
Some specialties represented: Portrait / Fine Art, Corporate, Sports, Wedding, Headshots, Events
3. Fine Art Flatiron
meets 2nd Mon. of month
Focused on Fine Art - galleries and personal sales
4. "World Domination" Midtown East
GROUP IS CURRENTLY NOT ACCEPTING NEW MEMBERS
5. Fine Art West Village
GROUP IS CURRENTLY NOT ACCEPTING NEW MEMBERS
6. Part Time / Transition Braintrust/ Mentoring - near Union Square
Meets once every 2 months
Lead by ASMPNY board member Aaron Fineman, this group is for moonlighting photographers and those in transition to photography as a career.
In the works:
Blogging Braintrust - contact jason@jasongardner.net
2nd Brooklyn Braintrust - contact jason@jasongardner.net
If you can't make the meeting, you can sign up to be placed in a
braintrust group at this link:
http://www.asmp.org/braintrust/
Vik Muniz Artist Talk - POSTPONED*** This event has been postponed. We will announce the new date here, and in the FOCUSED newsletter, once it has been rescheduled. Please check back for updates. ***Artist talk with photographer VIK MUNIZ at his studio.This event is only open to ASMP members.
See the Image '08 Photo Contest Winners!
UPCOMING EVENTS
- Stock Photography Panel Discussion
Check back for updates or subscribe to our free calendar here.
205 Hudson Street (Penthouse)New York, NY 10013Wednesday October the 7thDoors open & Check-in: 6PM.Portfolio Review: 6:30PM - 9:30PM.Please click here to see the list of reviewers.
CONFIRMED REVIEWERS:AGENTSJacqueline Bovaird - Agent - Glasshouse Images - www.glasshouseimages.comDebby Brown - Agent - Deborah Brown & Associates -www.debbybrown.comMary Dail- Agent - Big Leo productions- www.bigleoproductions.comJanessa Markgraf - Agent - Marnie Rose Agency - www.marnieroseagency.comFrank Meo - Agent - Meo Represents - www.meorepresents.comJoe Pritchard - Agent - Vaughan Hannigan - www.vh-artists.comSTOCKDawn Bauer - Art Director - Image SourceBeth Watchell- Art Director getty images
CONSULTANTSKaren D'Silva - Spark Creative - www.abouttheimage.comStella Kramer - www.stellakramer.comLouisa Curtis - Chatterbox Enterprises - www.chatterboxenterprises.comElizabeth Barragan - Consultant and Director – B. Consulting/Farmani Gallery - www.brepresents.me/farmanigallery.comBeth Taubner - Consultant and Creative Director - Mercury Lab - www.mercurylab.comNeil Binkley - Marketing Director - wonderful machineEDITORIALAlex Niki - Editor in Chief - Resource Magazine - www.resourcemagonline.comAurelie Jezequel- Editor in Chief- Resource Magazine - salon.com - www.resourcemagonline.com www.ajproductionsny.comIlene Bellovin - Freelance Editor
Michele Hadlow- Photo Editor - Forbes - www.forbes.com
Anne Davidson - Director of photography - Time inc. Custom Publishing - www.timeinc.com- CANCELLED
Jill Waterman - Editor, ASMP bulletin, PDN EDU - asmp.org/tutorials/asmp-bulletin, PDNEDU
Audrie Lawrence- Photo Editor @ People Magazine, and agent @ REDUX Pictures
Anna Dickson, portrait editor @ RETNA, Freelance editor Popular Photo magazineMyra Kreiman - previously Newsweek Sr. photoeditor, now freelanceMaggie Soladay - Photo Editor - The American Lawyer www.law.comCatherine Talese - FreelanceADVERTISING AND DESIGNBernard Urban - President, Creative Director - Gigantic Design - www.giganticinc.comElise Daher - freelance art buyerMea Tefka - Art Buyer - JWT - www.jwt.comCecilia Marshall - Sr. Art Buyer, Uniworld - www.uniworldgroup.comHeather Hall - Sr. Art Buyer, MCCANNRoy Hsu - Creative Director - Sudler Digital www.sudler.comSean Sullivan - Group Art Supervisor- WishboneDaniella Nilva - Cunningham- Sr. Photo Manager vh-1Jared Weinstein - creative devlopment and marketing for film- the dandy groupAlisa Zamir - Executive Vice President & Design Director - Taylor & IvesTrevor Paccione - Art Director - Taylor & Ives - Taylor & Ives
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