purpose - webmag photographique L’invasion des magazines photos en ligne > FredCavazza.net Décidément la presse n’en finit plus de se réinventer. Pour faire face à la baisse généralisée des ventes de papier nous assistons à la naissance d’un nouveau type de magazine en ligne : les photo-magazines. Particularité de ces sites : une ligne éditoriale orientée lifestyle et beaucoup de photos très qualitatives. Dans les faits, ça donne des sites comme Flipgloss, le dernier de la bande : Vous apprécierez les “unes” que l’on peut parcourir en mode coverflow sur la page d’accueil ainsi que l’effort notable pour proposer une mis en page agréable. Il est évident que ce type de site ne se préoccupe pas trop de l’accessibilité ou du temps de chargement mais de touye façon est-ce que les pendants “papier” de ces magazines en ligne se souciaient d’utiliser du papier recyclé ? Autre exemple avec Wonderwall publié par MSN : Là encore nous avons assez peu de texte et des photos dans tous les sens. Bon… c’est moins spectaculaire et dense que les magazines US mais l’intention est là.
Prison Photography purpose Singular Images 40 Amazing Online Photography Magazines - Smashing Magazine Whatever country we live in, we’re probably all familiar with the well-known photography magazines available in our newsagents and bookstores. The UK has Practical Photography, France has Photo, the Italians have Zoom and the Americans have American Photo. What you may not know is that there are many more photography magazines that are only available online. And some of them are good, very good. That’s the great thing about online publishing. Further Reading on SmashingMag: Link As an introduction to the wonderful world of online photography magazines, we put together a list of the biggest and best that we could find. Amazing Online Photography Magazines Link The 37th Frame5 Dedicated to bringing the best photojournalism on the internet to its readers. Positive Magazine7 It’s in Italian, but the photos are amazing. The Big Picture9 News stories in photographs. ePHOTOzine11 The UK’s largest and friendliest online photography magazine. Lunatic17 Creative contemporary photojournalism.
subjectify Current Issue - SuperMassiveBlackHole The Digital Journalist PHOTOGRAPHERS SPEAK Photography that aims at being true, not at being beautiful because, what is true most often is beautiful. - Journal PhotoWings Here are some excerpts from this fascinating interview: Malcolm Daniel on our shared photographic heritage. From a historical standpoint, there are things to be learned from the past. From a more spiritual aspect, great works of art have the power to move us, whether they're made now or whether they were made 50 years ago, 100 years ago or 1,000 years ago or more. And so each time we lose something that has that power, we've lost an opportunity to be changed by it. Malcolm Daniel tells the story of his predecessor Maria Morris Hambourg's forthright job interview with Philippe de Montebello, then museum curator and director at The Met. Philippe De Montebello asked [Maria Morris Hambourg] for her frank assessment of The Met's photography collection and she said, "Well, in certain areas like the Photo-Secession, The Met is very strong. Malcolm Daniel on Georgia O'Keeffe's negotiations with The Met over Alfred Stieglitz's master set of prints. To this day, the collection bears their name.
Photoinduced.com: News, reviews and opinions on the world of photography Photo Booth April 16, 2014 Portfolio: Cathedrals of Ice This past February, thanks to an unusually cold winter, the sea caves along the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, in northern Wisconsin, were accessible by foot for the first time in five years. Visitors were able to walk two miles over the thick ice of Lake Superior to see the ice formations that run up the coastline. Erin Brethauer, a photographer living in North Carolina, visited the sea caves. April 14, 2014 The Keepers of the Stones Except for a few days a year, you can walk among and touch the stones of Stonehenge only by special arrangement with English Heritage, the quasi-government agency that manages the site. The day after the equinox, Salisbury Plain’s often inclement weather gave way to sun. Salisbury Plain, in England, is known for its concentration of prehistoric structures, most notably Stonehenge, the circle of megaliths famous for the mystery surrounding its purpose. April 12, 2014 Fjord Life April 10, 2014 The Subject of an Arbus