les liens de Julien Magre
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the curving hip, the soothing shade
The room was small and the existing light was pretty horrendous...The process took some time so I was able to mess around with my little flash quite a bit So then I came home and watched some videos of Itzhak Perlman and the last minute of him shredding in this video is one of the greatest thing I've ever seen. I like the old man Cello player smiling behind him at the end..
Terrible, shocking news today, with the report that much beloved photographer Tim Hetherington has died while covering the conflict in Libya.
The Photography Post : The most current discussions on the state of photography
SHANE LAVALETTE / JOURNAL
As a ‘thank you’ to those of you who are following along I’m giving away a FREE copy of the America Now catalog (photographs by Shane Lavalette , Laura McPhee , Alec Soth , Zoe Strauss , Daniel Cheek and Ben Huff ).
Carrie Thompson : When I was pregnant I had a studio visit with Lorna Simpson .
LITTLE BROWN MUSHROOM BLOG
la pura vida
© Blake Andrews – From the upcoming LPV Magazine Issue #1 I sent Blake an email about an topic that was circulating around a few photography blogs to get his opinion on things because his opinion on things always tends to be rather interesting.
Mountaineer Power Plant It’s extremely difficult to photograph power plants on company property. If you look at projects that tackle power plants or involve power plants in some way, you’ll notice that most images are shot from a distance, across the road, or are photographed in a way that hides most of the foreground.
Digressions: A Blog
General Photography Mar 21, 2012 – Anouk Kruithof is one of the recipients of this year’s ICP Infinity Awards . Over the past few years, she has produced a string of cutting-edge books, many of them self-published.
Conscientious
A Photo Student › The Adventures of James Pomerantz in Photo MFA Land
However painful it may be for us delicate souls, and however intractable the Congo’s ills may appear, and however drained of compassion we may feel in the face of Darfur and other hells, we must never turn away our gaze.