He has access to a wide-format printer for his own printing — up to 64 inches to 80 inches — but emphasizes that his images are not altered or manipulated; what you see is what he photographed. Continue reading →
I didn’t get very far. Walked out of the house… Continue reading →
I had this out-of-mind sort of experience this week while discussing a photo editing software in a group of people. I was asked how I had my own screen arranged with editing options and I reported the three tools that … Continue reading →
An interesting look at snapshots, why they get taken and whether or not they’re art and why we look at photos of people we don’t know. (Via The Artist Project, Metropolitan Museum of Art)
(messing around with the new camera) Continue reading →
In the factory we make cosmetics; in the store we sell hope.
