Photography Headshots Resources

Headshots for the homeless? Photographer Joe Ramos connects art and social work
Images of homelessness are not hard to come by. These scenes are often pathetic, clichéd. In the worst cases, the homeless are portrayed as inhuman heaps of blanket and facial disfigurement, people reduced to their time spent sleeping on the streets or begging for money.

South Bergenite's top picks for things to do this weekend
Mickey and Minnie, Bye Bye Birdie Auditions, Soups galore and more

My Office Squalor Is Now Art
If my desk reflects my personality, then clearly I am a mess. Yesterday, E. Brady Robinson , the photographer behind the ongoing project "Desks as Portraits: An Inside Look at the DC Art World," stopped by Washington City Paper to take a portrait of my workspace.

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Not many 21 year olds buy a one-way plane ticket to Milan, Italy, but Lori Jones found herself doing just that. “Back in the 1980’s when you were first starting out as a model, they put you on a plane to Europe almost immediately,” she says.

Clive Thompson on the Instagram Effect
When the mobile app Instagram emerged just over a year ago, I didn’t expect it to make a splash. Photo sharing is old hat (ask Flickr and Facebook), and social-media tools .. eh, they come and go. But Instagram didn’t go: It exploded, amassing 12 million users who’ve posted 250 million pictures.

Coming Events
The Delta District Literacy committee is launching a new book drive to run through the month of November.

Englewood Idol raises money for scholarships
ENGLEWOOD — Students re-imagined popular hits as they took the stage at bergenPAC during the seventh annual Englewood Idol on Jan. 26. The competition was held as part of an effort to raise funds for the Dr. John Grieco Scholarship Fund, which aims to raise $22,000 each year.

By Rebecca Rose Killeen Daily Herald
Larry Stephens' motto is simple — "The hair, the whole hair and nothing but the hair." A former hairdresser and retired Army sergeant, Stephens is the editor-in-chief and founder of Encore HD, a Killeen-based beauty magazine focused on African-American hairstyles.