Yesterday I was surprised and happy to see a glowing review of my latest Newsletter and my Newsletter in general on the ASMP Strictly Business blog by Blake Discher. In the blog post Blake goes on to say, “Michael has the most impressive, self-published, quarterly newsletter I’ve ever come across.” I have attended a few...
The Spring 2013 issue of the Michael Clark Photography Newsletter is now available for download. If you’d like to sign up for the Newsletter just drop me an email and I’ll add you to the mailing list. This issue includes an editorial about adapting to new technologies, an equipment review of the TrekPak dividers for Pelican...
I don’t normally promote photo competitions on my blog but the Red Bull Illume Image Quest is the grand-daddy of them all for adventure photographers. And there are only seven days left to enter your images in this contest. Winning any of the categories in this contest can help to kick start your career as...
I am very happy to announce the launch of my new HTML 5 website at www.michaelclarkphoto.com. I have been working on this new update to my website for a few months now in between assignments and workshops. It has been a long process but the end result is a better website that looks the same...
A modified version of my Photoshop Insider blog post entitled “Embracing Risk” went live a few weeks ago on asportinglife.com. This article takes three paragraphs from my book Exposed: Inside the Life and Images of a Pro Photographer and expands on the “Embracing Risk” theme presented in that book. It also tells the story of...
Click here to purchase Location Lighting for the Outdoor Photographer I am very happy to announce my new e-book entitled Location Lighting for the Outdoor Photographer. This e-book is a 277 page e-book and is packed with pretty much everything I know about using artificial lighting in the outdoors. If you are looking to take...
Late last year I was contacted by a green energy company about photographing a few of their wind turbine sites in Dodge City, Kansas. That company, NEXTera Energy Resources, was looking for different types of images than the standard beauty shots of wind turbines and the surrounding landscape. Of course, I still had to come...
