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Monthly Archives: May 2009

Discovery Workshop • Four

After learning about so much during our journey at DW, it was awesome to put into place everything we had learned throughout the weekend. That afternoon, we worked with another photographer to capture a family and a couple. I had the ultimate treat in capturing Matt and Laura. Married for several years, they ooze passion...

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Discovery Workshop • Three

It was great to get back to Cavallo Point on our third day of the Discovery Workshop. We spent time talking about the previous day’s shoots, with all of its successes and challenges. The first part of our day was spent in breakout sessions, from learning about visual texture to workflow management and building your...

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Discovery Workshop • Two

Our second day of the Discovery Workshop took us on the very winding Panoramic Highway, filled with heavy fog, to the charming community of Stinson Beach, Rick Chapman’s stomping grounds. We spent the morning around a warm fire at the community center, as the rain drizzled outside the huge windows. Rick shared with us the...

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Discovery Workshop • One

Our first day at the Discovery Workshop was spent with heavy introspection, focusing on knowing who we were as artists, to create the best possible presentation of ourselves and interpreting that into photography. Rick Chapman asked the group to bring a self portrait to the workshop. It didn’t necessarily need to be an image of...

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Discovery Workshop – Discovering the Artist Within

I recently traveled to San Francisco for several days to attend a photography workshop with four photographers whose work I deeply admire and have been dying to learn more from. It was a birthday gift to myself–part of a way to more clearly define my path as a photographer, connect and learn from the most...

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Creating Cathy Mores Photography

One last history lesson and then I swear we’ll get to more interesting things. But I feel it’s important to know where I’m coming from to fully understand where I’m going. Cathy Mores Photography was born out of a love for creating beautiful images. For years, and years, and years, I photographed still subjects. Spent...

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The story behind the name.

I’ve had many people ask about how and why Parallel 39 came to be. I know some firms aren’t always willing to divulge how their name evolved, but I feel like that’s part of what makes the studio unique. I’ve lived a lot of places. Too many to count. (And nope, not an Army brat,...

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