Known for his sense of humor, Curtis Johnson's concept photography makes you stop and think.
PDN just published a feature article titled "String it Along" on Bil Zelman's ongoing work for Taylor Guitars. An excerpt is below:[Don] Stephenson [Vitrorobertson's AD] says that the photographer's history of interacting with talent and his ability to capture real moments in time helped him get the gig. But what really swung it was his skill in shooting in black and white: "Black & White film is territory many photographers have lost touch with, so it was crucial that we shoot with a someone who was skilled in not only capturing the B&W images, but also well versed in the nuances of properly processing the film. And finding the right place to do the processing was not easy, as most have gone out of business in the wake of digital cameras. But Bil managed to get exceptional results."You can view the entire article from PDN here.
