New Mentor

Introducing our newest mentor: Larry Angier

Since high school, Larry has traveled throughout the rural West with a camera shooting what he loves—its people and places. His work has appeared in National Geographic Traveler, Natural History, and Men’s Journal. His commercial and industrial photography has included work for Georgia-Pacific, Amador Commission on Tourism, and Nevada Tourism. Larry has recently supplied images to America’s Heartland (2002), Romance and Reality of Ranching and Our California (2003), California 24/7, Nevada 24/7, and Portrait of the West (2004). His calendars for 2005 include Real Buckaroo, Jackasses, Outhouse, Tractors, Barns, and Cats, among others. Larry uses the world wide web and email to continue finding new clients and interesting projects to photograph. He believes that “with the advent and expansion of digital tools for photography, the magic continues toward new and exiting images yet to be seen.” Please feel free to contact Larry with your questions.

Mentor List

If you have a question, a problem, a situation, and just don't know what to do, our ASMP mentors are here to help. If you are a member of the chapter you can email any one of the professionals below.

ASMP NORCAL MENTOR LIST:
Steve Whittaker, Architectural Photographer - steve@asmpnorcal.org
Saul Bromberger, Editorial Photographer - saul@asmpnorcal.org
Bob Swanson, Architectural/Corporate Photographer - bob@asmpnorcal.org
Mark Gibson, Stock Photographer - mark@asmpnorcal.org
Marc Longwood, Corporate/Editorial Photographer - marc@asmpnorcal.org
Joe Daniels, Portait Photographer - joe@asmpnorcal.org
George Olson, Travel Picture Editor for Sunset Magazine - george@asmpnorcal.org
Joel Avila, joel@asmpnorcal.org
Niobe Burden, niobe@amspnorcal.org
Gerald Bybee, gerald@asmpnorcal.org
Stacy H. Geiken, stacy@asmpnorcal.org
Fred Wood, fmwood@flash.net
Larry Angier, larry@asmpnorcal.org

The Rules:

1. You must be an ASMP Northern California member to email a question. Please provide your membership number in the email.

2. Your must contact the mentors only through their ASMP email address unless permission is granted directly by a mentor to do otherwise.

3. Only send in one question at a time.

4. Please include a subject in the subject like of the email.

5. Do not ask the same question to all of the mentors in a blanket email.

6. Try to be specific and as clear as possible in your questions.

Please avoid asking a question too large to be completely answered: e.g., how do I get published?