Ian McCausland on location

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Ian McCausland and his talented crew photographing the Bianca Nygard line on location at Ten Spa. Ten Spa is on the top floor of the historic Ft Garry Hotel in Downtown Winnipeg Canada.

Figuring out some lighting with a 3yr

"Wait daddy what does this light do? Can I put my hand on it?"
 
Ok Liam just sit there
 

Ok just tell me about your plane then

   

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Nygard Week 2 Behind the scenes.

People wondering why I haven't been updating the blog or answering the phone, take note: The entire week was spent inside the Nygard-Inkster facility. That means continual shooting for close to 5 days and spotty cell phone coverage. All I got for you now is a bunch of Macbeth's and a few funny outtakes. More to come...
 

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The Big Picture - Boston.com

The Big Picture - Boston.com

My new fave blog. Pcture stories, with amazing news photos shown BIG. Definitely worth checking out

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Nygard at the skate park

 

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Rock N Roll Ravioli

The day AFTER Iron Maiden, even food photography takes on a different light

Rock N Roll Ravioli

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Nygard Behind the Scenes

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Iron Maiden

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New Sigur Ros

Welcome to Sigur Ros

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Sanders Says: Get a new head shot

Do you have a current head shot that shows you off?
If not, how can you build a personal brand? Your picture is more memorable than your bio. Maybe that’s what people mean when they say that “a picture is worth a thousand words.

”I remember in 1998, while working at broadcast.com, when I got my first head shot. It was shot by a freelancer for a Fast Company story on our company, and later I was able to purchase it to use when I was booked to speak at conferences. When I look at it now, I think, “wow, I look like such a goober.”
In 2001, I hired a professional photographer (James Bland), and had top notch pictures for promotional purposes, and used them dozens of times before I ever had a book deal, publicity campaigns, web site, etc.I don’t really print them out these days, mostly I email them to my event/PR contacts (medium resolution) or post them on my site in full res for download

I don’t know how I could have branded myself without a good picture. Review yours. Are you ready for prime time? You never know, you might need one sooner than you think.By the way, there are a gaggle of high quality photographers at Open Source Photo, or you can Google search for locals. Setup a budget, never ask for a discount to get the best work and always study your proof sheet before you buy a picture or make duplicates.

Sanders Says: Get a new head shot

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Research Brief » Blog Archive » Online Video Viewing Surges

Notable findings from the March survey include:

* 73.7 percent of the total U.S. Internet audience viewed online video.
* 84.8 million viewers watched 4.3 billion videos on YouTube.com (50.4 videos per viewer).
* 47.7 million viewers watched 400 million videos on MySpace.com (8.4 videos per viewer).
* The average online video duration was 2.8 minutes.
* The average online video viewer watched 235 minutes of video.
Research Brief » Blog Archive » Online Video Viewing Surges

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