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Gabriel Orozco. Yogurt Caps. 1994. DIY Photography: Make A Low Profile, Low Cost Backdrop Wall Mount — DIY Lomography. Method Start off with two angle strong ties, the ones you use to bind wooden beams together. This tutorial uses the ones that are about 7cm on each side of the angle. Mount one of the strong ties on the wall (about 7cm from the ceiling).
Measure about 3.25 meters and using a level mount his buddy, the other strong tie. Are you living and shooting in confined spaces? DIY Photography is a place dedicated to photography lovers. DIY Photography aims to share tips, techniques and creative alternatives for photography without breaking your bank account. The Criterion Collection. Modern Art Obsession. The Best Books about PhotoBooks!! So.. at MAO we got an email the other day asking what the best resources are for collecting photobooks. Sadly.. we accidentally deleted this person's email.. SHIT...OOPS! So we couldn't answer this person directly. My apologies to that person! BUT, Since it's a good topic, we thought it was worthwhile of a full posting filled with our vapid, self serving studied thoughts on this important topic.
FYI.. OK.. 1. Century. This is the book which set the standard for photobook reference guides. With 2 to 4 pages for each book, the textbook is well researched.. and has put together some of the best minds on the topic of important photography books. This is a MUST have for any serious photobook collector. FYI.. This reference book has also been largely responsible for increasing the prices ten fold for any photobook even mentioned inside these pages. 2. Hasselblad Center, Goteberg, 2005. 423 pp., 404 illustrations, 8x10". Sadly we missed this show in 2005! But, 3. 4. Apollo - The International Magazine for Collectors.
Engaged review of contemporary art and thought.