Writing Examples Portfolio:
Magazine Articles, Editorial, Case Studies, User Profiles, Corporate Blog Posts
Street Scenes, Studio and the Stage with Joe McNally
New York City is one of the great performance capitals of the world, so when Natalie Wilmshurst came to Gotham this summer, Nikon Ambassador Joe McNally started filling out his own dance card. McNally’s vision was to create a dynamic set of location photos of a beautiful and accessible subject.
Dusk to Dawn: Adam Woodworth Takes the Nikon D5 into Darkness“Sometimes it’s more about the journey than the photo,” theorizes landscape astrophotographer Adam Woodworth. “You reach a spot then don’t get the image you want, but the experience is amazing. Other times it happens that both journey and photo leave you excited.” On a return visit to Newfoundland, this time carrying the Nikon D5, Woodworth walked away with both. https://bit.ly/2WZUqR8
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Into the Wild with David Wright and the Nikon D500
“As someone who splits his time between shooting stills and video, I am always looking for a camera that can do it all. It’s a tall order; you either have a great still camera that is OK at video, or a capable video camera that takes average stills,” remarks global cinematographer David Wright. In the past year, Wright’s clients have included the BBC, National Geographic, PBS and the online service Curiosity Stream. Read more.
The Lens is the Brush. The Sensor is the CanvasNo strobes. No added artificial light. No reflectors. No diffusers. Just a camera and a lens shot “wide open” in cinematic style for Nikon Ambassador Vincent Versace, who tested the new AF-S NIKKOR 105mm f/1.4E ED in several portrait settings. Read more.
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How to Run a Successful Wedding Business
Bambi Cantrell founded her studio in 1986. At that time, nuptials photography was a male-dominated, logic-driven business practice. Male photographers dictated what was shot and how subjects were posed within the frame. https://bit.ly/2TGMm5G
Autumn in New York: Tips and Tricks from Nikon Senior Product Manager Lindsay Silverman
“I am very lucky to live in a place that has distinct changes of seasons. Once September hits, we start seeing a gradual shift from greens and blues to the rich and warm tones of fall: tawny brown, red, orange, mustard yellow. Autumn in New York is a wonderful place to observe the changing colors,” says Lindsay Silverman, senior product manager for the Nikon professional DSLR line. Read more.
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West Coast Grand Prix Racing with Dutch Roots
Nautique magazine
"Regatta racing is the only thing that completely unplugs my mind from business pursuits,” says San Francisco Bay Area resident Frank Slootman, Pac52 fleet co-founder and owner of the Invisible Hand, hull two designed by Judel/Vrolijk and built by Cookson in New Zealand. A native of Huizen in Holland, this Netherlands School of Economics graduate, Erasmus University Rotterdam, reveals his passion for building companies to be as strong as his passion for developing winning crews. Read more. |
Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Fiberglass and the Environment
Points East magazine
North America represents half the world’s boating market, yet Europe is the leader in recycling end-of-life (ELB) fiberglass boats. Late to the party, U.S. companies are finally starting to develop their own disposal/reuse eco-schemes. For more than 70 years we have been producing boats made of fiberglass. The thing is, products of peak-production years between the 1970s and 1980s are now reaching the end of their useful lives. Read more. |
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