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Blog » Popular Photography
Popular Photography Spotlight
By Kyle Dreier
The January 2012 issue of Popular Photography Magazine features a small profile about my food pairings series. Magazine articles always make me a little nervous—seems that regardless of how the interview goes the article ends up sounding like it’s about someone I don’t know. Sometimes the facts are incomplete or the adjectives are a bit grandiose for my taste. I’m doing my best to just let it go, relax and enjoy the fifteen minutes of fame.
The January 2012 issue of Popular Photography Magazine features a small profile about my food pairings series. Magazine articles always make me a little nervous—seems that regardless of how the interview goes the article ends up sounding like it’s about someone I don’t know. Sometimes the facts are incomplete or the adjectives are a bit grandiose for my taste. I’m doing my best to just let it go, relax and enjoy the fifteen minutes of fame.
