by Jain Lemos | Jan 6, 2014
To make a good movie, the scenes need to leave you with a sense of having actually been there.
by Jain Lemos | Dec 10, 2008
Just when you thought you were done for the year along comes one more assignment for 2008 :-). You are to shoot the cover for a glossy magazine called “Nights” and the photo has to be a vertical. Make a night portrait using street/storefront lighting as... by Jain Lemos | Sep 4, 2008
Have you tried teaming up with another creative person lately? Here are some ideas: Ask a writer if you can take photographs for something new he is writing. Turn this into a new post for both of your blogs. Take an illustrator on a field trip and let her draw the... by Jain Lemos | Aug 5, 2008
This Adobe Illustrator exercise on CreativePro.com, my favorite site with DIY stuff, is a great example of a step-by-step tutorial. Photographer, etc. Chad Newman just whips these babies out! This month, write any type of “How To” article using your own... by Jain Lemos | Jul 12, 2008
The June Mentoring Assignment prompted several interesting comments, such as this one from Chris DeLellis, President of Art Life Images: “As a stock photography company owner, I was enthralled by your calculation of the license fee for the shoe client and your... by Jain Lemos | Jun 17, 2008
Now that we have a photo selected for our shoe client, this month we need to calculate a usage license.For purposes of this quoting exercise, you work for the stock agency representing this image, which falls under a Rights Managed agreement. Your agency receives 60%;...