I contributed to a post on PhotoShelter along with 4 other lifestyle photographers sharing career lessons and advice. The photo industry has changed greatly since I first started. With that in mind, here are (4) tips I would have told my younger self. Continue Reading
I was interviewed on the photography podcast Photofocus “Beyond Technique” by hosts Chamira Young and Skip Cohen. It’s also a decent discussion about the photo industry. Skip and Chamira asked about staying focused, self correcting the career path, how I got started in photography, and how to break into lifestyle or editorial work. They wrapped… Continue Reading
PhotoShelter announces “The List” – the top 90 photographers on the platform from over 80K members. San Francisco based photographer Jay Watson is selected as 1 of 5 photographers chosen to represent the lifestyle category. Continue Reading
Photo District News interviewed me for a short piece about my photography, California culture, and how I use my website. The article is sponsored by Photoshelter, the company that hosts my online portfolios, image archive, and work for client delivery. Continue Reading
Interview in Brazilian surf magazine Alma Surf of San Francisco Bay Area photographer Jay Watson. Continue Reading
A podcast interview with Jay Watson on Lensflare35 (episode #54) hosted by Dave Warner. We discuss topics on editorial assignments, art, California, surf photography, and more. Continue Reading
Interview in Refueled Magazine of San Francisco, CA Bay Area photographer Jay Watson. 12 page spread including images and questions by Jamie Watson. Continue Reading
Liquid Salt Magazine interviewed me last week and posted it here. Included in the interview are a few images previously not seen until now, and the lowdown on why a guy from Baltimore ever started surfing. Continue Reading
A self portrait photo with light painting with the help of photographer Joe Reifer. Photographed at a remote landscape in the California desert. Continue Reading
A to do list written on a napkin of long term personal and photography related goals. by Jay Watson Photography. Continue Reading
