![]() Rangefinder's AfterCapture December 2012 Issue
© Dan Saelinger
December 18, 2012 — AfterCapture is now available for free as a digital edition. View the new issue via the computer or download the app through the iTunes store and view AfterCapture on your desktop, tablet or mobile device. Read the Full Story »
Nations Photo Lab
Ryan Millman started Nations Photo Lab in 2005 as a natural extension of another business, GreekYearbook, a fraternity and sorority portraiture company he launched as a college student in 1999. Realizing his greatest overhead was outsourcing printing, he started Nations to produce work for GreekYearbook and offer services to other photographers as well, says Ashley Reeder, director of public relations at Nations. Read the Full Story » Simply Color Lab
Adam Fried started a company with one large-format printer out of a garage in 2005. He called the startup Simply Canvas and, true to its name, it sold gallery wrapped canvases to professional photographers. Simply Canvas grew rapidly, moved into a new building, and began hearing requests for more services. Customers wanted the company to handle paper prints also, for instance. Read the Full Story » Bay Photo Lab
More than 35 years ago Larry Abitbol was printing his own photographs in an old storage area in Santa Cruz, California. Other local shooters started asking him to print their images, and the growing demand led Abitbol to open Bay Photo Lab in 1976. Read the Full Story » A & I Studios
A&I Studios, formerly A&I Photographic & Digital Services, specializes in print-on-demand books and fine-art printing. But it’s not just another print shop, says Rex Weiner, head of publishing at A&I Books. Read the Full Story » Guy Noffsinger: Airborne Access
Aviation shooter Guy Noffsinger explains his “up above” technique from on the ground. Read the Full Story » AfterCapture Stock Report
What are creatives’ most-sought-after photos and where are they buying them? We have your stock questions covered, as three creatives from different fields discuss where they’re shopping, what they’re looking for, and what you can shoot to sell today. Read the Full Story » The Problem Solver
Clients from Dell to Devo, New Balance and MasterCard call on Brooklyn-based photographer Joshua Dalsimer when they’ve got a tricky concept to execute. Here, he talks about some of his most challenging recent assignments and why solid planning and careful collaborations with post-production experts are key to delivering stellar images. Read the Full Story » More AfterCapture Features » |
- ADVERTISEMENT - - ADVERTISEMENT - - ADVERTISEMENT -
Get the latest from Rangefinder and WPPI straight in your in-box. Sign up for our newsletter! - ADVERTISEMENT - |