“I am a photographer, web and graphics designer. I live on the east side of London. I graduated from Kingston University with a BSc (Hons) in Computer Information Systems (Multimedia Pathway) degree. I work on a PC designing email creatives, websites, gif banners and brand stationary.” <via BimalTailor>
Our newest photography blog, Justin Korn Photography, hails from San Francisco, California. Like many of the photographers featured on this site, Justin wears many hats, including web developer and teacher .
Justin’s portfolio showcases his great eye for composition, texture, and light, through a mix of black and white, and color imagery.
Justin Korn short bio
“So, you want to know Justin Korn? Here is a quick run down: I am a 30 year old male living in San Francisco, California. I was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, but grew up in sunny San Diego, California. During the day I develop and maintain the website for AirTreks. While I’m not there, I am usually thinking about photography – where to shoot next, how to improve my photographic creations, what equipment I need to buy, etc. I also enjoy planning where to travel to next, playing soccer every chance I get, and fiddling around with projects on the “interwebs.”
…I have a dream to do it all day every day and somehow make a living at it. I have begun to put this dream together by starting BubbleWrap Photography with a co-worker/friend of mine. You can read about how I got into photography on my Flickr profile. Besides what is on JustinKorn.com, you can find the majority of my photo collection on my Flickr photostream.”
Aerial photography is technically defined as the process of taking pictures from an elevated position. We normally assume that an aerial photographer will be using some type of aircraft to assist in recording these images. But a kite?
Scott Haefner is a professional photographer and web designer based in the San Francisco Bay area. He primarily shoots urban and scenic landscapes, as well as kite-lofted aerial photos.
At an International Kite Aerial Photography Conference in November 2002, Scott was recognized as the “Most Promising New KAPer.” In addition, Scott’s work has been published in numerous magazines, newspapers, and books, including the San Francisco Chronicle, Los Angeles Times, BBC News, Photo Techniques, and Photo District News, as well as specials on the Discovery and History Channels.
