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Wrapping up the Mediocre fiasco & how to do it right. CaliforniaMountainsNational ParksPhoto BusinessPhotosStock PhotographyTravel

Wrapping up the Mediocre fiasco & how to do it right.

Picture: Sunset light on the face of Half Dome, from Olmsted Point, Yosemite National Park, California. In my last two blog posts, I reported on the mediocre quality of images used by Travel & Leisure Online for their Best Views from US National Parks feature, and the subsequent post when…
Gary Crabbe
June 8, 2009
OMG – I’m one of the mediocre Travel & Leisure photogs CaliforniaMountainsNational ParksPhoto BusinessPhotosRants and RavesStock PhotographyTravel

OMG – I’m one of the mediocre Travel & Leisure photogs

Photos: Storm over Half Dome from Sentinel Rock, Yosemite National Park, California Yesterday, I made a post critical of the mediocre quality of photos used by Travel & Leisure in their online feature, Best US National Park Views. I said a couple were decent at best, a couple were "OK",…
Gary Crabbe
June 4, 2009
Travel & Leisure; When Best barely even equals Mediocre CaliforniaMountainsNational ParksPhoto BusinessPhotosRants and RavesStock PhotographySunsetTravel

Travel & Leisure; When Best barely even equals Mediocre

Picture: Alpenglow on clouds in evening above Half Dome and Tenaya Canyon from Glacier Point, Yosemite National Park, California. A few weeks ago, I was contacted by an editorial intern at Travel & Leisure (Online) requesting permission to use an image of mine of Yosemite National Park for a feature…
Gary Crabbe
June 3, 2009
RIP – Wasted Days & Wasted Nights Barns Farms and Rural ScenesPhoto BusinessPhotosStock Photography

RIP – Wasted Days & Wasted Nights

Picture: "Altered" headstone at the Ferndale cemetary, Humboldt County, California Many folks will obviously recall this reference to the Freddy Fender song; the new theme song for The Photoshelter Collection (PSC); the stock agency collective wing of Photoshelter. An email just arrived announcing the closure of the collection. Frankly, I'm…
Gary Crabbe
September 11, 2008