Multimedia of the Month – The power of balance
Former BBC radio producer Benjamin Chesterton and photojournalist David White, as the multimedia production team duckrabbit, build high-quality multimedia pieces, provide insights on their blog, and...
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It’s Personal: Joe Riis’s ‘Pronghorn Progress’
When RESOLVE was just a fledgling, we ran two posts from Greg Gibson titled “It’s never too late to start a personal project.” Since then we’ve seen so many great personal projects, and heard about...
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Should photojournalists seek out the silver lining?
Considering that today is World AIDS Day, this seemed like the perfect time to highlight a new book from photographer Karen Ande, Face to Face: Children of the AIDS Crisis in Africa. Although hardly...
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Multimedia of the Month: Is online ideal for images?
Former BBC radio producer Benjamin Chesterton and photojournalist David White, as the multimedia production team duckrabbit, build high-quality multimedia pieces, provide insights on their blog, and...
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It’s Personal: Josh Maready’s ‘Pic-A-Pet’
Josh Maready’s multimedia portrait of an Inwood shop owner, who the photographer interviewed shortly before he died of cancer, is the essence of what a personal project can achieve. Josh usually shoots...
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Gallery opening – Right now, online & you’re invited!
Thank you for joining us for the inaugural IMPACT online exhibition, a new project exploring the blog medium as a venue for photographic work. RESOLVE is excited to be hosting this experimental new...
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Producing multimedia that supports the still image
China-based photographer Ryan Pyle loves the still image and has continued to make his on film, even when trekking in remote areas. That hasn’t overshadowed his interest in multimedia though, which...
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Colombia’s beauty pageant obsession from all angles
Carl Bower‘s Chica Barbie series won a Blue Earth Alliance prize for Best Project Photography and was a finalist for Photolucida’s 2009 Critical Mass Book Award. The project on Colombia’s obsession...
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Photo News: More stock woes – NYPH + Slideluck – Photography.Book.Now –...
While iStockphoto is launching its 10th birthday bash, this New York Times story outlining the hard road ahead for photographers stirred up debate in the photo world (there’s even a follow-up article...
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Impressive group of instructors gather in Istanbul for 2010 Foundry...
As sponsors of the Foundry Photojournalism Workshop for the third year, liveBooks recently got an update about the lineup of instructors for this year’s workshop happening from June 20-26 in Istanbul,...
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Shooting on the Edge
Have you ever wondered how did they get that shot? Corporate industrial photographer Nick Souza tells us how he is able to create and produce compelling images while navigating a dangerous work...
View ArticleMy Strange Adventure Into Africa’s Great Rift Valley
Guest blog post by liveBooks client Ed Asmus “Stunning” is a word that I don’t often use. But in this particular case, my trip to visit Ethiopia’s Omo Valley was not only aesthetically stunning, but...
View ArticleConnecting viewers with the subject with Jim Shoemaker
Jim Shoemaker worked as a graphic designer for nearly 20 years before transitioning to photography. He has spent the last 12 years photographing throughout the western United States. His images have...
View ArticleStyling Is More Than It Seems by Deborah Depolito
Deborah Depolito is a skilled stylist that has 15+ years of experience under her belt. Working with world-renown clients such as Under Armour, Uber, McDonald’s, and Microsoft, it is clear why she is so...
View ArticleThe Life of a Stylist by Gretchen Bell
Gretchen Bell is a wardrobe and prop stylist based in Seattle. Her client list includes Kraft, Levi’s, Target, Chevrolet, Amazon, Omni Resorts and Tommy Bahama. To see more of her work, visit:...
View ArticleIndia’s Bengal Tigers: A Threatened Species by John Isaac
I tumbled into photography while I was struggling to stay in New York after arriving from India with less than a dollar in my pocket and a visa that only lasted a month. In 1968, my plans were to...
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