Post & Photo by Joe Farace – Follow Joe on Twitter Dick Stolley who many consider Time-Life’s best Managing Editor once told People magazine’s Contributing Photographers that a successful photograph elicited a “Gasp Factor” from the viewer. Stolley went on to say that if the image stopped the reader, forced them to take a second look at it, read the story’s headline, and then perhaps the rest of the story, the photograph passed his test. Ofte … Read More
Post & Photo by Joe Farace – Follow Joe on Twitter Dick Stolley who many consider Time-Life’s best Managing Editor once told People magazine’s Contributing Photographers that a successful photograph elicited a “Gasp Factor” from the viewer. Stolley went on to say that if the image stopped the reader, forced them to take a second look at it, read the story’s headline, and then perhaps the rest of the story, the photograph passed his test. Ofte … Read More