This past week Altpick highlighted the following Members: Photographers Deborah Fletcher and Ryan Ketterman; Illustrators Urs J. Knobel and Jeff Mulawka. See more of their work on Altpick.com. Photographer Deborah Fletcher Illustrator Urs J. Knobel Illustrator Jeff Mulawka Photographer Ryan Ketterman … Continue reading
by George Kamper The Atlantis Resort & Casino in the Bahamas has been on my radar as a shoot destination since they opened. I’ve been visiting Nassau for years, seeing our friends and shooting in, around and under their crystal … Continue reading
For his most recent collaboration, Kevin Steele worked with ad agency The Atkins Group and Huntington Beach, CA Tourism to create a series of beautiful imagery, capturing the joyous lifestyle of its inhabitants for their 2017 campaign. With years of … Continue reading
It may sound like a reverse from the famous quote of hit TV show, “Game of Thrones”, but despite increasingly unpredictable weather changes, one fact still remains: summer IS coming. And that, for many, means putting on some comfortable shoes … Continue reading
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Capturing a full photography and video library for The Moorings while sailing the British Virgin Islands sounds like a dream project, and it is, if you know how to handle it. George Kamper gives us a little back story … Continue reading
As we continue with “From Their Studios” series, this edition features some of the world’s top commercial photographers and their work environments. These talented photographers: Stephanie Diani, Mark Peterman, Kevin Steele, Simon Puschmann, and Gene Smirnov, give us an inside look into their … Continue reading
Joel Holland, Oliver Wetter, BC Kagan to name a few have contributed some wonderful insights on our Altpick Connects blog. Here we have a collection of the latest entries beginning with Joel Holland, The Letterer, Illustrator and Pizza Maker. … Continue reading
by Zave Smith I have often said that commercial art is about the answers while fine art is about the questions. Personally, I find questions much more interesting than answers. I have attempted in my commercial work to walk that … Continue reading
