Todd Selby has a new photo blog, “The Selby in Your Place” that I like very much. If you click on the images you will see a casual collection of images taken at the “place” of his friends or friends of his friends [that tend to be artists]. Causal and very interesting. When looking at [...]
It is, and will always be, a formidable task. To edit your own work and present just the very best at online galleries or at portfolios reviews. Make it your own mantra: less is more! This post from Magnum photographer David Alan Harvey nails it … again. More than 250 comments in his post highlight [...]
Noel Rodo, editor of the great blog “We can’t Paint” is expanding his efforts and will create soon two additional online ventures related with contemporary photography: an online magazine and an online gallery. He is now requesting work from contributors and it is my great pleasure to pass his message to you.It is very interesting [...]
Mark Hobson, photographer and blogger at “The Landscapist“, has written a very interesting post regarding the interplay of words and photography. I love the humorous, but meaningful, finishing of his post. In a way, the same concept applies to most activities and projects we undertake in life. It is quite revealing how taking a paper, [...]
Powerhouse Mechanic and Steam Pump (1920). One of Lewis Wickes Hine’s celebrated “work portraits” made after he completed his decade-long project documenting child labor [purchase here]. During the last months I have been increasingly interested in vintage photography and recently while Reading Cameron Davidson’s blog I found a reference to a site on this topic [...]
© Joe McNally I have not been covering technical aspects of photography in this blog, nor linking to technical information as I prefer to concentrate in the artistic aspects. This time I will make a exception to welcome a new blog from photographer Joe McNally. Joe is not only a very successful commercial and editorial [...]
Andrew Hetherington has a post over at “Whats the Jackanory?” that could be interesting if you are a blogger and a photographer, and like to consider a job blogging about photography. Bookmark It Hide Sites $$(‘div.d216′).each( function(e) { e.visualEffect(‘slide_up’,{duration:0.5}) });
