The latest professional photographer profile appearing in the October/November AfterCapture magazine.

While the VIPs, vendors and media go play at big fat PhotoPlus Expo parties on Friday night October 23, we working Renegades are creating our own mixer at STITCH in the garment district. It’s a buy your own cocktails mixer, followed by streets of Manhattan night photowalk trek.

Stitch Bar and Lounge, 247 West 37th Street
212-852-4826
www.stitchnyc.com

7:30 to 9pm: Join us for fueling
9pm: We hit the streets en masse to shoot whatever gets in our way

Bring a pal, bring a lens, bring a camera, bring a lasso
No charge, no attitudes

Just added! California Sunbounce is kicking in a few Sun-Sniper door prizes
Questions? info@renegade-pr.com
Twitter: renegadePR

No winding, no batteries needed. Will I need to check back on the blog to see if the fall and spring time changer will work?

Finally pulled the trigger on starting a Renegade Bay Area Photography Meetup. Not bad count–in 24 hours we’re logging 81 members.

From the page:
There are many photo education courses on the market, but none have the Renegade vision. Crowded markets need break-away mavericks.

Renegade does photo education and adventure differently. We create assignments and environments that not only test a photographer’s creative and technical skills, but also comfort level. Renegade shoots are eclectic, unexpected, varied and will always have a dash of ‘Wow, you did what?’

Join us.

Read the full article about Matthew Jordan Smith inRangefinder magazine this month.

Renegade teamed up client Chris Golson’s Pacific Coast Photography Workshop with wsRadio and producer Jack Warren for a special Southern California live broadcast from the air. Shown here front row left is Buzz Aldrin, Shawn Steel (the top ranking California official in RNC), Jack Warren, and seated opposite Buzz is Rick Amato, host of The Washington Times ‘Inside The Story’ radio show, op-ed columnist for The Washington Times.com and radio talk show host of The Rick Amato Show. And in the right image, Buzz is still aboard the Zeppelin maintaining contact with the ground below–via Twitter! Photographs by Chris Golson.

“The longer I am with a subject, the more it reveals itself to me,” shares Jeffrey Jacobs, a Memphis-based photographer specializing in architectural photography and counts Hnedak Bobo Group (architects), archimania pc, FedEx and Hilton Hotels as clients. “I have always been fascinated by the built environment and feel compelled to share my vision of what is real or what could be real. I try to create a three-dimensional experience of space and structure that allows the viewer to appreciate the distance between objects and planes; to sense the depth throughout the entire scene. If I had to describe my style in one word it would have to be ‘painterly.’”

Read full article from Rangefinder magazine.

From the new Rangefinder magazine Rf+ online content:

There remain pockets in America where the land is untouched and nature stretches for miles, punctuated by rushing rivers, grassy sloping hills and steep rocky mountains. It may be a good 10 miles between a farm or ranch; and a town’s inhabitants may number fewer than a dozen. Photographer Cabel Noteboom has lived his life in such a place. He and his wife and business partner, Kam, reside in Hardin, MT, population 3468. Their studio, Cabel Noteboom Photography, is located in a historic building on Main Street. “I grew up in the Big Horn Mountains and today Kam, I and our five children live on the eastern plains. As a child, I hunted elk with my father, rising early, hiking to a campsite, then tracking the animal and watching wild herds of ponies chase across the grasslands.”

Read the full article.