BOOKS
Why You Like This Photo
A look at some of the science and psychology behind our aesthetic preferences in photography, this comprehensive book also examines how to apply the ways in which viewers notice and assign meaning to construct better photographs. Written by and richly illustrated with photos by Brian and many acclaimed masters. Available at Amazon. Published by Octopus Books.
30 Second Photography
A primer on the foundations of photography, covering composition, exposure, lighting, history, theory, post-processing, and the visual language. Written by Brian Dilg, Adiva Koenigsberg, Jackie Neal, Marc Prüst, and Ben Sloat. Edited by Brian Dilg. Available at Amazon.
BLOG
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How stories [must] move forward
ARTICLES
Sports Photography Tips. Photo.net, April 2013.
Developing A Personal Style: The Imagination of the Viewer. Outdoor Photographer, May 26, 2013
Developing A Personal Style: Delay. Outdoor Photographer, April 8, 2013.
Tips From a Pro: Build a Better Photography Portfolio. PopPhoto.com, March 25, 2013
Developing A Personal Style: Motifs, Outdoor Photographer, March 11, 2013
Digital Exposure In Depth: The Illusion of Digital, KEH Blog, December 19, 2012
Global vs. Local Contrast, Outdoor Photographer, December 17, 2012
Digital Night Photography, Outdoor Photographer, November 19, 2012
Three Steps to Step Up Your Digital Photo Game, An Evil Nymph’s Blog, November 18, 2012
Empathy for the Subject, Teen Photo, November 12, 2012
Creating A Personal Palette, Digital Photo/Outdoor Photographer, October 15, 2012
Three Important Tips For Shooting Actors and Models, New Camera, October 9, 2012
Get To Know the Business, Tiffinbox, September 24, 2012 (interview)
Making Images That Endure, Outdoor Photographer, September 17, 2012
Small Lights, Big Looks, B&H Photo/Video Blog, September 12, 2012
Rethinking Lenses, B&H Photo/Video Blog, August 1, 2012
A Pregnant Photographer Deals with an Affair, IndieWire, January 11, 2012
Learning To See Past the Camera, NYFA Blog, January, 2012