ASMP Relaunches Strictly Business Conferences for 2020!
ASMP is excited to launch the Strictly Business 2020 conferences around the country. Years ago these popular conferences jump started the careers or many of our members. Today ASMP believes that creative content is so important to today's visual...
The new CASE Act campaign is called #JustOne since there is just one senator standing between the creator community and the passing of the CASE Act, and that is Oregon Senator @RonWyden...
For ASMP members considering how to get involved and give back to our industry and community through Leadership, join National Board Chair Marianne Lee and former National Board Chair Luke...[Image: Alan Karchmer]
Clinic #3: Rights of Privacy and Publicity for Photographers
January 6 @ 12pmET. Every professional photographer knows about copyright, but many are not well versed in how the rights of privacy and publicity can have an effect on what you are paid, and when your client or subject can exert control over the...
ASMP Experts & Masters Podcast Episode #25: Lou Jones
Episode #25: Lou Jones Tom's guest today, Lou Jones, is a long-time Boston freelance photographer. Lou received his degree in physics and you could say he was well on his way to becoming a rocket scientist, until he found his way to the art of...
Editor's Note: The late Diane Arbus was an ASMP Member. Cross-posted from ISO 1200 "There are and have been and will be an infinite number of things on Earth. Individuals all different, all wanting different things, all-knowing different things...
Join the discussions in the ASMP Forums that include Advocacy, Architecture, Assistants & Emerging Photographers, Corporate, Drones, Educator, Fine Art, Food, General Discussion & Video among others.[Image: Douglas Barkey]
Some of the most interesting/useful/fun stories from around the web to check out over the weekend (Warning: Highly Bookmarkable). A weekly roundup of links curated this week by ASMP National Board Director Frank Rocco...[Image: Marcus Leatherdale]
5.6 million. That’s roughly the number of images photo editors of The New York Times sift through each year to find the perfect photographs to represent the news for our readers. This collection of images is a testament to a mere fraction of...Read more
