Shooting "The Bean" with Kevin Cobos
Kevin Cobos is a distinctive shooter who carefully weighs his choice of angles and lines. “I go for the angles that work best. I’m a huge fan of symmetry.” That style informs his shot of The Bean to a tee. He woke up at five in the morning to thick fog across the city.
Read More“Insta”meet Andres Marin
The first time Andres Marin held a camera was as a child during a four-day summer trip. His parents provided him with two disposable Kodak cameras. He went through both of those on day one of the trip.
Read MoreCustom Interior Wall Art and Decor from Your Travel Photos
What are my options to print photos from a smartphone and create art? Okay, I know how to print photos from my phone. But, what about photos from your honeymoon, or a family vacation, or portraits of your kids? What other options are there?
Read MoreHow This Panoramic Print Brought the Grand Canyon Home
We come across a lot of folks who truly love making panoramic prints from their photos. If someone tweets or tags us about how awesome their Artmill project turned out, we can’t help but wonder what the full story is behind their new wall art. When our customer Jonathan Hornby reached out with some long overdue feedback, we dug a little deeper.
Read MoreWords of Advice for Budding Photographers
Breaking into the world of professional photography is a challenge. Even with a keen eye for composition, you may need that extra something to get ahead of the competition. Chicago photographer Eric Craig shared his advice with Artmill for reaching pro-level status as an artist.
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