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How to Professionally Photograph Your Artwork For Less Than $300

David Palumbo

A while back, we discussed how Dan dos Santos photographs his artwork. However, just like painting, everyone has their own way of doing things. In this article, artist Dave Palumbo discusses his method for photographing artwork, and even shows you how to build a professional set-up for less than $300... camera and all! A quick note: Some people debate the choice of manufacturers and if the brand matters. Basically, it doesn’t. The examples in this…

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Art Documentaries: Waldemar Januszczak

Lauren Panepinto

May 15, 2025 - Happy May, Muddy Colors. Sadly I have been sick for about a week with a two fisted attack of allergies and a headcold, so I've been spending a lot of time resting on my couch and going thru boxes of tissues. As is my custom while sick, I watched a lot of documentaries. I don't know why, but I have less trouble following nonfiction than fiction when I'm drifting in and out of naps. I happened upon an old fave of mine, this BBC doc on Holbein: Which was originally a BBC special, hosted by Waldemar Januszczak. Waldy (as he calls himself) is quite a character, and you kind of love him or hate him, depending on how you feel about the level of Personality you like in a host. I've really come to enjoy…

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