I find it incredibly rewarding to witness the success of my students, whether it's through gallery representation, a featured exhibition, a magazine feature, or just the creation of beautiful images!
This is the fifth in my interview series, and it features the work and words of...
"My Father's Chalk Line" by Harold Ross
Many of you may have seen or even used a chalk line. This tool is designed to mark a very straight line on materials like lumber or metal. On the left side of the housing, there is a compartment for chalk, and the string is wound up...
Hello friends,
I've written an article on how my Light Painting Foundation Course students have benefited from my Photoshop Panel. After hearing so many positive reviews, I wanted to share some of the advantages!
Here is a very short summary, but to read more, click the link at...
I find it incredibly rewarding to witness the success of my students, whether it's through gallery representation, a featured exhibition, a magazine feature, or just the creation of beautiful images.
This is the fourth in my interview series, and it features the work and...
This is the third in a series of "Success Stories"; interviews with my students who have met with success. In this post, I'd like to take a moment to discuss the meanings of “success”, which can be different for different people. Interestingly, Garreth Broesche, the...
I find it incredibly rewarding to witness the success of my students, whether it's through gallery representation, a featured exhibition, a magazine feature, or just the creation of beautiful images.
I've decided to share some of these "Success Stories" through a series of posts.
This...
I find it incredibly rewarding to witness the success of my students, whether it's through gallery representation, a featured exhibition, a magazine feature, or just the creation of beautiful images.
I've made the decision to share some of these "Success Stories" through a series of...
"Collins Legitimus Hammer With Nails" by Harold Ross
Photography opportunities and subjects are abundant, and I strive to remain open to them at all times.
Often, however, friends or family provide me with subject matter that I would never have found on my own! I am always so grateful when this...
"Brick Study #1" by Harold Ross
When I teach students about creating a still life composition, I often say: "Build the foundation before you build the walls".
This simply means that when composing a still life in the studio, one should consider the larger elements first before worrying...
Memento Mori - Vertabrae in Cloche
"Memento Mori - Vertebrae In Cloche" by Harold Ross
Years ago, my late Father-in-Law, Joseph Toglia, gave me these vertebrae.
As a Professor of Neurology, he used them while teaching his medical students. I decided to photograph them as a “set...
