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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
A Master Class in Multi-Faceted Project Design
Too good not to repost:
A 45-minute talk by Andrew Zuckerman, perhaps the best conjurer of photographic projects in the business today. A few BTS lighting tidbits to be gleaned, but that is not the point. I just love getting a peek into this guy's mind.
Thanks much to Creative Mornings for sharing this. I'm gonna go watch it again now.
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(Via Swissmiss via WTJ?)
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