The Current Photography Market!
Alan Griffith at Luminous Lint has recently posted a heartening look at the current fine art photography market.
After you read it, check out his whole site. It is a wonderful place to fall into.
Stand By Me (Video)
Music that could change the world
http://www.flixxy.com/peace-through-music.htm
This is not a still from the movie.
View From a Humvee, Kosovo, 1999, Frank Ward
Bubriski Does DC
Kevin Bubriski got back from the Inauguration with rolls of 120 TX. To keep me posted, he sent me some of his digital files taken between Hasselblad shots.
Here’s my favorite:
Facing the New World
Finnish photographer Kalle Kataila has created a series of simply gorgeous landscapes that are thick with romance and promise.
That may sound a bit old, but her series, “Contemplation”, works for me.
The World’s Longest Photograph?
Thanks to Conscientious for letting me know about this.
BTW, Joerg (sorry I can’t find the umlaut) Colberg has one of the most interesting photo blogs, and I think he lives in or around Northampton.
Sheron Rupp at the UMass Fine Arts Gallery
It is my great pleasure to help spread the word about a rare local exhibit by one of the Valley’s very best photographic artists.
Sheron Rupp will be showing her work at the University of Massachusetts Fine Arts Gallery, Amherst, Massachusetts, beginning February 5th, with an opening from 5-7:30.
The show will continue until March 29th. Please check with the gallery for their daily schedule.
Innisfree Garden, New York, 2007
American Idol: Margaret Bourke White
The United Steaks of America
This Dominic Episcopo photo is from Amy Stein’s blog.
Will Work For Food
Obama Photoga
I’m going to have to start sharing this blog with Robert Tobey because he is the one who sends me all the posts. This one is courtesy of The Daily Beast.
Who-took-the-presidential-campaign’s-most-famous-photo?
Obama-Young-Fairey
The Jen Ratio
Robert Tobey sent me this link from the NYT Book Review. This is news I can use about emotion recognition psychology. I just made up that term, but check out the review, and if you like, read the first chapter link.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/19/books/19masl.html?emc=eta1
Remember sitting around the kitchen table reading the NYT?
Saving Polaroid
Here’s a link to The Independent that states that some Polaroid films will go back into production by December under the name of “The Impossible Project”.
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/smile-polaroid-is-saved-1418929.html
Ice is Nice
This is New Year’s Day. The ice doesn’t show up real well. Katy is splashing around at 10 degrees F.
Home Sweet Home
Elsewhere Sweet Elswhere
Have a great 2009.
Practicing levitation in the yurt
My son, Caleb, has figured out how to levitate in style. Wife Vivian is just floating there, and my daughter Tobey is a picture on the wall. She sent it to us from Thailand.
The Coruscating Camera 