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Khara Plicanic Khara Plicanic: Wicked FastKhara Plicanic, owner of KaBloom Studios in Lincoln, NE, loves to teach. She has taught the basics of digital photography, workflow, Photoshop and InDesign for the past eight years and in February she will grace the platform at WPPI for the third time, teaching InDesign to photographers. 
Sal Cincotta Behind The Shutter: Home-Based Location, Big Business FeelNot too long ago, I wrote a piece that discussed the pros and cons of working out of your home vs. opening a brick and mortar studio. There are, without a doubt, benefits to both. However, that article generated a lot of great questions, mostly around the premise of moving out of your home to get away from that mom and pop feel and moving into a more professional space. 
Lindsay Adler Lindsay Adler: Always Fashionable“I love fashion photography because I can take any idea in my head and make it a reality,” shares Linsday Adler, an emerging NYC photographer whose fast-moving career has just kicked into overdrive in one of the photo industry’s most competitive genres. “For me, fashion photography is a challenge that involves all aspects of intelligence and creativity—technical and photographic talent, collaboration and vision.” 
Jason Groupp Jason Groupp: I Love NYOne thing you notice when first talking with Jason Groupp is that he is a true no-nonsense, straight shooter. For instance, when I asked him if he would consider his style more photojournalistic he immediately replied with a strong “No!” Groupp went on to explain that even with potential clients he tells them up front, “‘If you are looking for pure photojournalistic photography, it’s not me.’ So they need to look elsewhere. More Articles » 
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