Showing posts with label Photography Inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography Inspiration. Show all posts

Thursday, May 21, 2009

B: Shoot first, ask questions later

B: Shoot first, ask questions later

Excellent photographs and excellent ideas. The relationship between projects or ideas and actual photographs is complex and intricate.

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Dennis Dunleavy: The intended and unintended consequences of photography

Dennis Dunleavy: The intended and unintended consequences of photography

I just ordered the reference book: "One of the most influential books on photography and society has to be Halla Beloff's "Camera Culture." Written in 1985, Beloff takes a sociological perspective on the use of the camera as well as its intentions and influence on society. "

m97 Gallery - SUN Ji | 孙骥

m97 Gallery - SUN Ji | 孙骥

"All these photos are about the familiar Shanghai in my memory. When I was still a child, these types of old factories and buildings were everywhere, alive and full of vigor. However, what I used to be so familiar with has literally disappeared in front of my eyes."

Just a few photographs, but I could look at them for hours.

Submit Your Images to Online Photography Magazines - Professional Photography

Submit Your Images to Online Photography Magazines - Professional Photography

Check out these online photography magazines (web sites). There are some excellent photographs on these web sites and you can subscribe to them using RSS feeds. Some of the most interesting photographs on the web!

B: Snippet

B: Snippet

Cool photograph and cool conversation, it reminded me of the kind of conversations that I inflicted on Elizabeth and Margaret. It made me smile.

Thursday, April 16, 2009

George Georgiou

George Georgiou: Happy is he who calls himself a Turk
An excellent series of photographs.

"Turkey is a strategically important nation, poised geographically and symbolically between Europe and Asia. But the tensions at the heart of Turkey are becoming increasingly severe. A fierce struggle is taking place between modernity and tradition, secularism and Islamism, democracy and repression—often in unlikely and contradictory combinations. Usually these tensions focus almost exclusively on Istanbul, the Kurdish issue, or religion, ignoring the far deeper complexities of a large country searching for a modern identity."

From the introduction to the series. George Georgio

Sunday, April 12, 2009

WNYC - WNYC Street Photography Project

WNYC - WNYC Street Photography Project

I first discovered some of these videos when I was looking for material for my Exploring Digital Photography class. These is a really excellent series about photography and street photography.