By: Lucy Sosa
Eighth in the series. It’s not a secret that magazines, brands, and advertisers retouch their images. Ever since Adobe Photoshop was released in 1987, the ability to alter images by cropping them or changing their color has revolutionized photography. It’s also not a secret that overly “Photoshopped” images have landed many... Read more
By: Gregg LaGambina
Sixth in the series. Director Patrick Clair uses the word “lucky” a lot. This might just be a reflection of his current mood. This past year, Clair won his second Creative Arts Emmy for “Outstanding Main Title Design” for Amazon Studios’ The Man in the High Castle. In 2014, he earned... Read more
By: Gregg LaGambina
Sixth in the series. When you sit down in her office and speak with Lulu Zezza about her job as a physical production executive, stories about accounting – budgets and overages and balance sheets – are to be expected. But, then, quite unexpectedly, she will tell you about the hurricanes... Read more
By: Lucy Sosa
Fifth in the series. Many people dream of quitting their job, but turning that dream into a reality rarely happens. Photographer Spencer Amonwatvorakul is an exception. Spencer had become a person he didn’t want to be – working 9 to 5 in sales wasn’t exactly the life he had envisioned for... Read more
By: Gregg LaGambina
Fourth in the series. Anne Marie Fox has been a photographer since she was 10 years old. Fox explored the streets and people of Heidelberg, Germany – with her first Instamatic camera as her sole companion – while her mother, an expat university student, finished her studies. Today, she is... Read more
By: Gregg LaGambina
Third in the series. This year, Georgia is set to surpass New York as the state with the second most film and television shows currently in production. The Peach State, of course, still has to catch up to California – that’s where Hollywood is, after all – but with the... Read more