Photography
Death to the beige wall—or a guide to a great corporate portrait
Published: April 14, 2010 – | Comments (1)
This little guide goes out to all photographers, designers, and clients. It is your chance to stand up and fight against the evil beige background that is often found behind so many uninviting corporate portraits. In the Rhizome world, beige walls are evil. They are subtle purveyors of sadness and a subliminal identification with the DMV (not a good experience normally). Mug shots at the police station at least have context and props! And for Pete’s sake, even the big department stores spice up their backgrounds (ok, the mottled texture is not so great either, but let’s not go there). So I invite all my fellow business people to stand with me and say, “Death to the beige wall!”
Photography-Rights Managed Vs. Royalty Free
Published: April 21, 2009 – | Comments (0)
by Robert J. Pennington Royalty-free pricing is based solely on
Copyright vs. Outright Ownership
Published: April 21, 2009 – | Comments (0)
by Robert J. Pennington The rule of ownership is actually
Digital Post-Production & Retouching
Published: April 21, 2009 – | Comments (0)
by Robert J. Pennington Post-production is the process whereby a
Location shooting
Published: April 21, 2009 – | Comments (0)
by Robert J. Pennington Location shooting often means a photographer
