Photography Portfolios
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In part two of this series, Stephen takes a deep dive into all the various opportunities available for exhibiting your work. From festivals and open calls to galleries, there are so many potential avenues for photographers.
0:00 - Intro
3:18 - Be your own publicist
8:57 - Open calls
24:02 - Building the relationship
27:55 - Be prepared for showings
34:22 - The art market
38:13 - Art fairs
48:11 - Virtual portfolio reviews
1:00:51 - Q&A
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In part one of Stephen Mallon's new series, he takes you inside the world of portfolio reviews, festivals, galleries and museums to show you what this side of the business is all about.
0:00 - Intro
4:46 - You are what you obsess
10:53 - Print
26:30 - Mock it up
30:44 - Portfolio reviews
42:17 - Art fairs
48:48 - Community
53:22 - Getting into galleries
1:00:54 - Benefits with benefits
1:11:24 - Pop ups & festivals
1:14:32 - Be your own publicist
1:16:03 - The list
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What is a portfolio review? What photos of yours do you want reviewed? How do you network at a portfolio review? RJ Kern answers these questions, and others, as he regales us with tales of his experiences and suggests tips for building a photographer’s fine-art network.
0:00 - Introduction
3:48 - What is a Portfolio Review?
7:27 - Success Stories
12:35 - How to Choose a Portfolio Review to Attend/ How to Prepare
27:06 - Selecting Your Photos
35:31 - Networking Is Important
36:52 - Portfolio Walks
39:54 - Creating Memorable Leave-Behinds
55:55
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Travel, food, and lifestyle photographer Natasha Lee takes you through her creative process, showing you how to find your aesthetic, how to create a moodboard, and how to edit photos in Lightroom and Photoshop. We hope you return often to view the wide selection of other instructional and informative videos at BandH.com.
Photography tends to be a solitary practice, which can often make it hard to maintain a sense of direction, and dedication to a given project amid the hustle and bustle of daily life. One noteworthy resource helping photographers to negotiate such hurdles is the eight-month Portfolio Development program, organized by the B&H Event Space.
Above photograph © Danielle Goldstein
Goldstein self-published her photographic exploration of people viewing, ignoring, or interacting with art in museums for the book,