Thursday, October 8, 2009

Yoonki's Galllery

Yoonki's Galllery

I would like to meet this person when I visit Thailand again. I like his photography.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Jake Versosa

Explore this web site, intense and sometimes beautiful photographs. Look at the Karen portraits especially.
http://matanglawin.ph/

Saturday, September 19, 2009

Srinivas Kuruganti | Photographs

Srinivas Kuruganti | Photographs

These photographs express the intensity of India and its people. India, as an experience, is the most intense place that I have visited. I have been pre-occupied with reading about India and especially the Bihar area since I visited. I thought I would never want to return, but now I am not so sure.

Friday, August 14, 2009

The Bangladesh Project

The Bangladesh Project

This is the kind of photography that I would like to do, deep, thoughtful, real, more then beautiful. I wished it was not in Flash, although the actual presentation is beautiful.

Friday, August 7, 2009

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Ryan Brenizer's Amazon Blog: FILM from Kathryn and Dan's wedding! Permalink

Ryan Brenizer's Amazon Blog: FILM from Kathryn and Dan's wedding! Permalink
I mostly hate wedding photography, but I really like these photographs. I do not think that it is because they are taken with film cameras, I just like the images.

Friday, May 15, 2009

Say goodbye to criticism, technology is here to rescue us! - Rangefinderforum.com

Say goodbye to criticism, technology is here to rescue us! - Rangefinderforum.com

This is depressing on so many levels. I hate photo contests! I hate group judging. All this does is create a computerized photo judge!!! It is computerized insecurity!

What is crucial in lasting photography is to develop an internal standard that is consistent with your values and your view of life and that expresses who you are. Developing the courage of your vision is identical to developing confidence in your unique identity.

Sunday, April 12, 2009

Diffraction Limited

Diffraction Limited

I will be replacing Photography Stuff with Diffraction Limited. The scope of Diffraction limited will include photography information but will be broader in interest and in scope. Please add Diffraction Limited to your RSS feeds.

Steve

Thursday, November 13, 2008

matthias zielfeld

matthias zielfeld

I feel a strong affinity to the photographs and am intrigued by the method of presentation.

Friday, October 17, 2008

SATO Shintaro Photo Gallery

I love the high definition photographs. It makes me want to wander and explore.

Sunday, August 31, 2008

The New Breed of Documentary Photographers

The New Breed of Documentary Photographers

This looks like an excellent and interesting web log. I have subscribed to it through an RSS feed.

www.wanderinginalaska.com

Monday, August 11, 2008

Jan Chipchase - Future Perfect: Shooting in Kabul

Jan Chipchase - Future Perfect: Shooting in Kabul
Check the Brazil link in this post also. Doing street photography is culturally dependent. Sometimes it is even by location, I know I feel a difference in doing street photography between Seattle, Tacoma, Fairbanks, Auburn, Amery, and Anchorage. there are different levels of curiosity, suspicion, wariness, and intensity in each location. In Thailand I love the open interaction with the people, I do not feel the same way in most places in the United States.

Maria Leutner Photography

Maria Leutner Photography
Check out the Personal Worth series, both the concept and the subjects are fascinating.

Saturday, July 26, 2008

CJR: Flickring Out

CJR: Flickring Out
Photojournalism is the source of much of the photography that I love. The practice of photojournalism, as are many traditional crafts, is changing. A worthwhile article to read.

Thursday, June 19, 2008

projects

Look at the settlements project
Gaston Zvi Ickowicz - Photographer
projects
And then read this web log post
to tread carefully | Mrs. Deane

Neutrality to a side does not mean neutrality to the human species. I see a protest to the behavior of our species as a whole, our stubborn inability to transcend our own territorial inclinations.