A quick post on a Sunday

Just quickly, wanted to tell you about a post I have written for Digital Photography School. It is a big article on Fine Art Photography. 

It is described as the ultimate guide and I think you will find it interesting.

Here is the link to it.

The dPS Ultimate Guide to Fine Art Photography

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20 Comments

  1. Very clear, concise article. It is inspiring to think of how we can visualize our vision and have a clear idea of our intention as we create. Thanks for such great direction and advice, Leanne!

  2. Very nice article. Not a direction I would head with my work (more casual and less ambitious, I am) but good advice to incorporate into my own process (such as it is).

    1. I can understand that it wouldn’t be the right direction for everyone, but happy to hear you found something in it for you. Thank you.

  3. Thank you for sharing the very informative article, Leanne…it’s almost like a glimpse from inside of another world. And, of course, what striking photography…such beautiful images.

  4. Leanne that is a really interesting and informative article! I’ve downloaded it to read again ..Thank you for you time writing it! I wonder how you manage to get anything done work wise while keeping up on the media front!! Cheers Glen

    1. Thank you Glen, that is great to hear, glad you liked it. Luckily it is basically my full time job, and I don’t sleep much, lol

  5. That was a brilliant post. The article gave great clarity and I like the pre and post production comparisons and example of work that wouldn’t be exhibited and why. It all makes sense in this competitive world.

  6. This is a really useful article, Leanne. Intention, direction and consistency are great aspects to strive for, whether one is a fine art photographer or keen amateur. I was looking for your artist’s Statement on your site but can’t find it. Can you direct me to it?

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