Richard Sexton
Articles by Richard Sexton
Photography Then, Now, and Tomorrow – Part 2 of 3
In happier times, when magazines were flourishing, Mike’s narrative of learning about photography through the big picture magazines, was much like mine, and was, I’m
Photography Then, Now, and Tomorrow – Part 1 of 3
Photography Then is installment one of a three part essay devoted to the practice of photography and its relative place in popular culture and the
A Redux Critique of Contemporary Camera Design
In the evolution of design, all we can be sure of is that new designs represent the additionof something unfamiliar to something that is already
Digital Tool For Architecture
A Critique of Current Options By Richard Sexton For the past 30 years I’ve plied my trade as a commercial architectural photographer and for 23 of
Digital Ebony
Since the introduction of the Canon D30, the first affordable DSLR, in 2000, digital imaging has grown dramatically. It’s been nothing less than a revolution