The Fall 2010 issue of the Michael Clark Photography Newsletter is now available for download. If you’d like to sign up for the Newsletter just drop me an email and I’ll add you to the mailing list. This issue includes an editorial discussing this issue as the 10th Anniversary issue of the Newsletter, an equipment review...
I just learned that famed surfer Andy Irons died of Dengue Fever this morning in a hotel room in Dallas, Texas on his way back from Puerto Rico. He was 32. As someone who has had several close calls and by all accounts should be dead already (read my behind the scenes article “In God’s...
Above: Michael Clark presenting in the Manfrotto booth for Elinchrom at Photo Plus. Image Copyright © Sara Stathas I just got back from Photo Plus in New york City. It is one of the biggest photo Expo’s in North America and all the big manufacturers are there showing off their wares. In addition, there are quite...
If you are in New York next weekend, the biggest photography expo in North America is happening and I have been invited by Manfrotto Distribution to present some of my work and do a demo with some of the photo gear they distribute. Specifically, I will be doing a demo using Elinchrom lighting gear and...
On a recent assignment for Red Bull, I shot the 2010 Red Bull Art of Motion event in Tampa, Florida. This was a free running and parkour event. For those of you that don’t know about Parkour and free running it is basically a “non-competitive, physical discipline of French origin in which participants run along...
Earlier this year I became a columnist for Nikon World Magazine. I took over the Workshop column, which was formerly written by celebrated Sports Illustrated photographer Dave Black. The Workshop column discusses images created using specific Nikon gear and gives the details of how readers can create similar images. Nikon World is published quarterly and...
A little over a month ago I got an email from Matt Brandon who is a photographer based in Kuala Lumpur. He not only shoots some fantastic images for NGOs but also teaches photography workshops and has recorded a number of interviews with professional photographers, talking about their work and the realities of working as...
Michael,
I realy like reading your newsletters and am currently living my adventure photography life through you.
Is there a way to get your web guy to make it so the newsletters are iPad friendly so I can open them on my iPad?
Right now, I have to download it, then email it to myself then open it into my PDF reader(PDFreader Pro). This would make life simpler for us iPaders.
Thank you, please keep a clickin’ and postin’. I will make it to one of your workshops.
John –
The Newsletter is iPad friendly as you are aware because they are PDFs. I think the issue is they are not part of the iPhone or iPad HTML 5 websites so they don’t download directly from the main website. I’ll look into this.
Another option is you can always come here to the blog and download them to your iPad or iPhone using the download link provided in the blog post.