I will be speaking at the PDN Photo Plus expo in New York this year for the “Sports Photography Today” session. I had the opportunity to do this last year and am very grateful to be ask back again to act as newcomer on this panel with three of the greatest sports photography minds of all time.
Bill Frakes (who gives the best presentations and is one of the best action photographers I have ever seen), legend Walter Iooss (his work and over 300 SI covers speak for themselves), and magazine photo editor of the year and Sports Illustrated editor Jimmy Colton. So, to say the least, these guys know their stuff!
So if you are in NYC on 23rd at around 9am and have 3 hours to kill, be sure to stop by the Jacob Javits Center.
Also, during that week (and I think the week prior) some of my photos will be on the Time Square jumbotron (which I will believe when I see:) ) thanks to Kodak and PDN30.
So people have asked to see the PDN 30 magazine with my page in it (Mom) so here it is.
This isnt my photo, just the cover of the issue.
I will definitly try to get a picture of me in front of the jumbotron with my pics on it in NYC too.
I am already signed up for the Joe McNally class at the same time. But will look for you on the floor.
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Your profile should have all your cool portraits. You are a portrait stud not sports action. But I have a friend who does some crazy wild sports photography. You should check out his blog
http://www.markjrebilas.com/blog
Congrats on PDN 30…..I’m jealous
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Dustin! more post with your photographs please !!!
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Sorry I didn’t get a chance to go to your presentation this year. I was there last year and it was fantastic. Hope you come back again.
Ed
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Where are you buddy?
No more update?
Yeah, like ED said I hope you come back again.
I mean, to your blog.
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You haven’t blogged since Oct 3 and I miss reading it. I hope you do consider writing a tutorial on you Post Process. It is awesome and reminds me of JoeyL’s process. Did he teach you?
Debbi
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@Debbi
Joey did show me a few things but most of the stuff is self taught from combing different methods that people use and coming up with something that feels good for me.
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