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Featured Student:
Barbara Mendez
With a background in criminal justice, Mendez began her photographic studies with an interest in forensic imaging. But, she explains, "once I started doing fine art assignments and portraiture, I kind of fell in love with it." Now a semester away from her BFA, she has new plans: "My goal right now is to specialize in destination photography." \ VIEW HER PORTFOLIOS

Create and Share Lighting Diagrams Online

In our new Studio, you can use an online
app to create a diagram set including an
image you shot, a corresponding lighting
diagram, a list of the gear you used, and
other notes. Save, print, share, and get
comments on your diagrams—and learn
from the ones created by other MOC
members.

Get started by browsing diagram sets
adapted from photographer Steven
Begleiter's book, 50 Lighting Setups
for Portrait Photographers.

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Featured Educator:

Michael Zide

The Hallmark Institute instructor
and fine art photographer talks to us
about the Hallmark approach to teaching
and why his kit includes a pair of fireman's
boots—and shares a selection of his eloquent
black-and-white landscape images.

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MAC-On-Campus Tour

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videos, product discounts, and resources.
Get a quick tour of the site's features, then
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Etiquette: Nudity on Set
Whether you're behind the camera or working elsewhere on set, creating a comfortable work environment is essential when you have a nude model. Learn how to keep things professional in this article from Resource Magazine.
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Producing a Commercial Photo Shoot: Step by Step
Producer Susan Shaughnessy walks through each stage required to put together an advertising shoot on location in LA. Find out how to orchestrate a large-scale production and learn what each of the key players does in this article from liveBooks RESOLVE.
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Jim Zuckerman on Landscape Photography: Shooting into the Sun
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to meter and compose images that use the sun as a key element.
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How To: Work the Wardrobe
Whether you're handling the wardrobe for your own shoot or working on someone else's, raiding your friends' closets the night before probably won't cut it. Find out how to acquire, manage, and return all the fancy threads you'll need from this Resource Magazine article.
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Lighting Ratios
Don Marr explains the fundamentals that any working photographer needs to know: metering for two or more lights, using fill and back lighting, and how to light broccoli.
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Interview: Vincent Dixon
Award-winning commercial photographer Vincent Dixon talks in depth about the process of creating his masterfully lit and often witty images, the importance of shooting from a personal perspective, and what it really takes to break into advertising photography.
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Pro Perspectives: Montalbetti + Campbell
Montalbetti + Campbell talk to MAC-On-Campus about how they teamed up and got their start, what they expect from assistants, and the importance of a personal vision.
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Tutorial: How to Better Communicate Between Advertising Creatives and Photographers
How do ad agency creative directors and art buyers select and work with photographers? Two members of the creative team at Young & Rubicam in New York offer their insights to aspiring advertising photographers.
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Career Options: Photographer
Get an overview of some of the areas of specialization that are open to working photographers, along with links to organizations that offer more information about the professional practices and requirements of each.
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Standard Viewing Conditions
Need to make sure your colors are spot-on? Get a rundown of the key characteristics of a standardized viewing environment for judging color in prints and transparencies accurately.
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Master's Showcase: Jerry Avenaim
If there were an "A" list for celebrity photographers, Jerry Avenaim’s name would probably be at the top. Admired and respected by publicists, editors, art directors, and stars in equal measure, he has photographed such icons as Halle Berry, Charlize Theron, James Caan, and Mel Gibson. He talked to MOC about his illustrious career.
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Jim Zuckerman on Landscape Photography: Shooting at Sunrise and Sunset
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to take advantage of the many lighting options and special qualities that dawn and dusk present.
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Pro Perspectives: Nick Ruechel
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Color IQ Test
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Incident- versus Reflected-Light Metering
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Seeing with a Camera
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Framing and Borders
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Lighting for Photography: Control
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Diary of a Location Scout, Part IV of IV: The End
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How To: Make Coffee
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PocketWizard MultiMAX Transceivers
Browse and download information about PocketWizard MultiMAX wireless transceivers.
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Negative Space
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to use negative space in the fifteenth article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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Interview: Craig Strong
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PocketWizard MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 TTL Units
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Diary of a Location Scout, Part II of IV: Helipads
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Tricks of the Trade: Make-up Artist
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Pro Perspectives: Gregory Heisler
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White-Line and Black-Line Lighting
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Breaking and Entering into the Industry
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Mission: T-Home
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Digital Infrared Photography: Practical Aspects
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Round Table of Truth: Photo Reps
Three reps talk at length with Resource Magazine's Charlie Fish about the process of working with photographers and clients, who calls the shots, and how the photo industry is changing.
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The Parallel Worlds of Art and Production
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Foregrounds
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to keep foreground focus sharp in the seventh article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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The Characteristics of Light
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Profoto D1 Monoblocs
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Light Placement
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Incident and Reflected Light
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Guide to Posing: Hands and Arms
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Photographic Ability and Creativity
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: The Rule of Thirds
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to apply this fundamental principle of composition to photographic subjects in the first article of his sixteen-part series.
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Distinctive Perspectives
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Technique: Blaise Hayward on How to Recreate Daylight
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Posing Basics
Michelle Perkins provides an overview of the fundamental rules of traditional posing for head-and-shoulders, waist-up, three-quarter-length, and full-length portraits.
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Selected Images from the National Geographic Image Collection
National Geographic Illustrations Editor Adrian Coakley talks about a selection of images from the Society's Image Collection book, and tells us why they're among his favorites.
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Pro Perspectives: Joyce Tenneson
Joyce Tenneson talks to MAC-On-Campus about her distinctive style, the importance of a formal education, and what she looks for in an intern.
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Resource Guide to Networking
Does the word "networking" conjure visions of stick-on name badges and conversations involving the term "win-win"? It doesn't have to be that way, and making connections is important in any field. Learn how to get to know people—and get known—as you enter the professional photography world.
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The Art of Pregnancy Photography: Posing
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How To: Write an Invoice
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Framing
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to frame image elements to create compelling photographs in the third article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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Lighting Rooms
How do you light a space featuring two models, one product, fifteen reflective materials, overhead tungsten lights, and a window? Robert Morrissey explains.
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Classic Landscape Technique
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to apply a classic technique of landscape photography to create engaging images with many types of subject in the sixth article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Breaking the Rules
Photographer Jim Zuckerman talks about cases in which breaking the classic rules of composition can result in a stronger image in the final article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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Jim Zuckerman on Landscape Photography: Dominant Foregrounds
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to use foreground elements to create engaging compositions in landscape photography.
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Tricks of the Trade: Photo Assistant
Assistant Marqui Akins hands down the commandments of his Photo Assistants’ Bible in this article from Resource Magazine.
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Tricks of the Trade: Creative Director
Long before a photographer shoots an iconic ad, it begins as a glimmer in the eye of an advertising pro. Billy Faraut talks to Resource Magazine about the ins and outs of being an ad agency creative director.
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Round Table of Truth: Color Printers
Four color-printing professionals talk with Resource Magazine's Charlie Fish about long hours in the chemical darkroom, relationships with clients, and what it takes to be a working pro in their field.
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Breaking In: Photo Editor Adrian Coakley
National Geographic Books Illustrations Editor Adrian Coakley talks to MAC-On-Campus about the skills that helped him land the job, the process of putting a book together, and the road trip that made him realize he wanted a career in photography.
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Pro Perspectives: Ross Whitaker
Ross Whitaker talks to MAC-On-Campus about metering light, the value of a proper college-level education, and how he made it as a photographer.
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Career Options: Photo-Related Fields
Being a photographer isn't the only career path open to someone with a photography degree. Get an overview of other options related to image making, along with links to organizations that offer more information about the professional practices and requirements of each.
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Introduction
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to use light, color, motion, camera techniques, and the elements of a scene to create engaging photographic compositions in his sixteen-part series.
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Tech, Eq & Flow: Developing a Proper Digital Workflow
Get a step-by-step rundown of how to tech a shoot, from preproduction to image delivery.
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Tricks of the Trade: Model Maker
When clients want eye-popping, surreal, or exaggerated visuals that are still lifelike, they turn to model-makers. Expert model-maker Makoto Aoki explains the craft.
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Advanced Light Modifiers
Bored with umbrellas? Steven H. Begleiter offers an introduction to snazzier modifiers, such as the Globe, TeleZoom reflectors, and octagonal softboxes.
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Patterns
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to use camera techniques and choose shooting perspectives to capture patterns in the ninth article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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Pro Perspectives: Richard Agudelo
Richard Agudelo talks to MAC-On-Campus about music photography, the importance of self-promotion, and the benefits of shooting medium format film.
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How To: Do a Casting
Having your friends pose for shots may work while you're a student, but pros have to find models that meet their clients' specifications. This article from Resource Magazine tells you how it's done.
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Jim Zuckerman on Landscape Photography: Mid-day Lighting
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to turn the harsh, direct light and deep shadows of high noon to your advantage.
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Splashlight SoHo
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The Elephant in the Room
Four pros talk about the thing nobody's talking about: How to survive as a photographer during tough times.
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Graphic Design
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to use principles of graphic design to create engaging photographs in the fourth article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Symmetry
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to use symmetry to create engaging images in the thirteenth article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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How To: Write an Estimate
Estimating the cost of a shoot for clients is a vital first step in producing it. Learn how to come up with workable, realistic figures in this article from Resource Magazine.
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Pro Perspectives: Howard Schatz
Howard Schatz talks to MAC-On-Campus about the uses of delay flash and multi-pop, what his interns learn, and the difference between a doctor and a photographer.
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Pro Perspectives: George Holz
George Holz talks to MAC-On-Campus about learning to use light, preparing for a shoot, and how he got his start assisting Helmut Newton.
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Etiquette: Equipment Rental
If you haven't learned the hard way already, check out this guide to the do's and do not's of equipment rental in the photo industry.
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The Five Basic Portrait-Lighting Setups
Paramount. Loop. Rembrandt. Split. Rim. Bill Hurter provides light-by-light instructions and diagrams to show you how to create these essential portrait setups.
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Text, Printed, and Publicity Materials
Shirley Read explains how to write effective text, titles, and artist's statements to accompany images in an exhibition.
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Color Management in Digital Photography: Create a Good Work Environment
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The Keepers of the Gate: Containing the Soul of Art Buying
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Lines
Photographer Jim Zuckerman talks about the eight basic kinds of lines and how to locate them in a scene to create engaging images in the tenth article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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Pro Perspectives: Sam Jones
Sam Jones talks to MAC-On-Campus about how he got his start, what he expects from his assistants, and what he recommends to students who aspire to go pro.
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Pro Perspectives: Mary Ellen Mark
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Benefits of Incident-Light Metering
Learn about how an incident-light meter works and how to interpret the data it supplies to fine-tune your exposures.
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Balance
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to balance image elements to create engaging photographs in the eleventh article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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Histograms and Light Meters: How They Work Together
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Backgrounds
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to use background elements to create engaging images in the fifth article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Leading Lines
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to use leading lines to direct the viewer's eye in the second article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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Tricks of the Trade: Food Stylist
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Mission: Propel Energy Drink
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Light's Influence
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to observe light and use exposure and tonality to create engaging images in the fourteenth article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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Interview: Kevin Bacon (yes, that Kevin Bacon!)
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Induro Carbon 8X CT-Series Tripods
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Interview: Martin Schoeller
Martin Schoeller, former disciple of Annie Leibovitz, shares his secrets of his success.
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Interview: Adhesive
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Interview: Mark Higashino
The photographer and DP talks about his early days shooting the New York music scene, what he sees when photographing people, and why you should never say "Hold on! I'm in the darkroom!" when you're interviewing for an assisting job.
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Large Format Lens Selection
Learn how to select the right focal length, maximum aperture, and design in a large-format camera lens.
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Jim Zuckerman on Composition: Moving into the Frame
Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how the direction of a subject's movement in relation to the image frame can make a photograph more engaging in the eighth article of his sixteen-part series on composition.
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X-Rite ColorChecker Passport
Browse and download information about the ColorChecker Passport color control system.
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How To Sketch a Set
Resource Magazine provides a step-by-step rundown of how to measure a space, sketch a set, and impress the crew with your engineer-like precision.
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Master's Showcase: Julie Dennis Brothers
Julie Dennis Brothers talks to us about how she got her start, what she uses on a shoot, and how she balances the commercial with the personal.
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Photojournalism: General News
Kenneth Kobré talks about how photojournalists can get access, avoid photo-op traps, and capture insightful news images that stand out from the pack's.
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Tricks of The Trade: Concert Photographer
Concert photographer Danny Clinch talks about getting in the door, behind the scenes, and right up close.
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Resource Guide to Kits
Whether you're putting together a professional kit, assisting, or just wearing multiple hats at your own shoot, knowing which tools to bring on set separates the dabblers from the pros. Resource Magazine's guide to kits covers make-up; hair, food, and wardrobe styling; set building; model making; producing; and even baby wrangling.
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Etiquette: Work Holds
If you're working as an assistant, freelance photographer, or other crew, sooner or later you'll find yourself in the nebulous limbo of tentative gig bookings. Learn how to handle holds, cancellations, confirmations, kill fees, and other tricky terms from this Resource Magazine article.
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The National Geographic Image Collection: A Conversation with Director Maura Mulvihill
Maura Mulvihill, Vice President and Director of the National Geographic Society’s Image Collection, talks about the 11.5-million-image archive with Leah Bendavid-Val, editor of the Society's new book on the collection.
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Tricks of the Trade: Digital Tech
Veteran tech Travis Drennen explains what it takes to be on top of your game as a digital capture tech.
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