Essential The Official Photography Thread

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I couple pics from a recent shoot

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Dope you're putting together a book. I'd like to soon as well as host my own art show.

You will host your own art show, because you can and you want it.

I was hesitant to say I'm releasing a coffee table book, so I would say "I'd like to", but after I started building a portfolio [imnotcomingtola] outside of IG I really had a chance to appreciate my photography on a large scale and collectively. At that moment I knew that I just need to stay consistent with shooting (sniping), editing, and collecting. I am releasing a coffee table book.

I think the hardest part of photography is developing a collection. After you have a solid collection, participating in an exhibits or releasing a book should be fairly easy as you already have the product and people (promoters, business, studios, etc.) need/want art to show case.

Too many photographers are becoming victim of only showcasing their photos on Instagram. We have to transcend the digital.

Had my first solo show at soho house 3 years ago. Probably one of the best days of my life

Pics here

Weeknd
Jazz carrier
88Glam
And a bunch of other people came , can’t remember haha



MUCH RESPECT!!
 
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You will host your own art show, because you can and you want it.

I was hesitant to say I'm releasing a coffee table book, so I would say "I'd like to", but after I started building a portfolio [imnotcomingtola] outside of IG I really had a chance to appreciate my photography on a large scale and collectively. At that moment I knew that I just need to stay consistent with shooting (sniping), editing, and collecting. I am releasing a coffee table book.

I think the hardest part of photography is developing a collection. After you have a solid collection, participating in an exhibits or releasing a book should be fairly easy as you already have the product and people (promoters, business, studios, etc.) need/want art to show case.

Too many photographers are becoming victim of only showcasing their photos on Instagram. We have to transcend the digital.



MUCH RESPECT!!
Gospel.

My goal in the next few months is to print at least one photo from anything I do. Seeing it in print is a different experience.

I agree with the collection as well. I'm finally just getting getting to the point where I know what/don't want to shoot now.
 
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