A Visual Remix. Photo When he visited the Plumbe National Daguerrian Gallery in Manhattan in 1846, Walt Whitman was astonished.
“What a spectacle!” He wrote. “In whichever direction you turn your peering gaze, you see nought but human faces! Invisible Interview: Raghu Rai, India - Part 1: Trends & Styles, and News Photography. © Photograph by Raghu Rai.
All Rights Reserved. Indian Photographer Raghu Rai is one of those rare photographers who never left home, choosing to focus his lens decisively on his motherland since the early 1960′s, a decision that has seen him document the changing socialscape and history of India over 4 decades, from the Sadhus of Kumbh Mela to Mrs Gandhi and Mother Teresa to the victims of Bhopal. A quoi pensent les photographes qui ne prennent pas de photos. Déjà Rimbaud se plaignait des ruissellements fastidieux de photographies (dans une lettre de 1871 à son ami Paul Demeny[1]).
A quoi pensent les photographes qui ne prennent pas de photos. ENRI CANAJ. Viralité du selfie, déplacements du portrait. Le selfie, c’est entendu, est un sujet oiseux.
Ne s’agit-il pas d’un mot anglais? Et “self” ne veut-il pas dire: “soi-même”? Traduction express: photo de soi, célébration du narcissisme, pouah! Sans compter que les selfies sont produits avec ces maudits smartphones qui nous empoisonnent la vie, et diffusés par ces réseaux sociaux qui sont le repaire des adorateurs du vaudou numérique. En un mot, un comble de technologie futile et niaise, un symbole de tout ce qui peut exciter un réactionnaire bon teint. Ces jugements agacés en disent plus sur leurs auteurs que sur les images elles-mêmes. 1. La photographie “amateur”, outil de l’autoreprésentation Cela fait 175 ans qu’on porte sur la photographie un regard distrait.
Au Revoir 2013 : A Photobook List. Ok, cette liste arrive tard, alors que vous n’en pouvez plus.
Vous attendez plutôt de nous une liste de moins à la place d’un Top Ten de plus, et ça tombe bien : nous sommes justement de mauvaise humeur. Pourtant, nous devrions sortir dans la rue les épaules recouvertes de cotillons : il n’y en a jamais eu autant de livres de photos que cette année. How to convert your dslr to a pinhole camera // Behind the Shutter. How to convert your dslr to a pinhole camera So, I had a little free time yesterday, dont as me how, but it was there and like the neurotic person I am, I decided to fill it with some play time.
How to make a pinhole camera from your DSLR. Pinhole photography: how to take the perfect digital pinhole photo. Pinhole photography has been around forever, and the dawn of the digital age has given this lo-fi photography artform new life with the ability to convert your DSLR cameras into digital pinhole cameras.
In this tutorial we’ll show you how to use your digital pinhole camera to take the perfect pinhole photo. From the best camera settings to the optimum pinhole size, everything you need to know to take the perfect pinhole photo is laid out below. How to shoot perfect digital pinhole photography Camera settings On a pinhole there’s no aperture to adjust, and it’s highly likely that your camera meter won’t give you anything approaching an approximately correct reading, so set your camera to Manual, ISO100, and Daylight White Balance. On a bright sunny day try 1 sec, at pre-dawn, try 30 sec. Once the sun’s above the horizon, you’re likely to be in the 8 sec-range, as we were here. 0.1mm 0.2mm 0.3mm 0.4mm Obviously, the size of the pinhole greatly influences the correct exposure time.
PinHolo - The story of how I made a Pine-Nut Pinhole Camera! When I was a student at the Fine Arts Academy in Perugia, I fell in love with stenopeic photography and started gathering every kind of document I could about it and its technical evolution.
The Pinhegg – My Journey To Build An Egg Pinhole Camera. Since I started pin-holing the world, I have had the strong desire to make a special camera, with the purpose of shooting just one photograph.
The purpose was to sacrifice the camera in the process of photo creation – I wanted the camera to become the photograph. To let you understand, the process from the camera to the photograph is the same that ties the baby bird to the egg: the bird grows protected from the shell and when it's ready breaks it and comes out. How to Create an Inexpensive Photography Lightbox: 15 Steps. Les sorties de boites de Cardiff photographiées par Maciej Dakowicz.
En photographie chaque regard raconte une histoire différente. Les images nous parlent. Sur photophonique on parle d’images. Alors «écoute voir»…
Dappled Things: Pinkhassov on Instagram. We are not mayflies.
We have known afternoons, and we live day after day for a great many days. This long experience of how days turn—how afternoon becomes late afternoon and late afternoon becomes night—informs any photographic work we do with natural light. The time of day at which the light is at its most glorious photographers call the golden hour: you’ve seen them toting cameras on street corners and in abandoned lots, coming at 5.30 pm or 6.30 or later, depending on the latitude and time of year. They wait for a certain intensity of shadow, for the yellow sunlight to spill just so, before it dies away into the night. But Gueorgui Pinkhassov (Russian, b. 1952, based in Paris) has done something more than wait: he has detected the golden hour in unexpected hours.
Pinkhassov’s work has come to the world in the usual way: photojournalism, print magazines, exhibitions, a book (Sightwalk, about Tokyo), and awards. The work approaches abstraction.