September 1, 2008
Links 32
1. 35 Greatest Works of Reverse Graffiti
2. Remember 'go outside and play?' - As children, my siblings and I spent countless hours playing outside, unsupervised. In retrospect, there were many times when we could have been injured or gotten into some other serious trouble. Had my rather nervous mother really known what we were sometimes up to, she would never have let us go outside again. But luckily she did let us go out, and I can say those hours were perhaps the happiest in my life. From the editorial:
Reader, if you're much over 30, you probably remember what it used to be like for the typical American kid. Remember how there used to be this thing called "going out to play"?
For younger readers, I'll explain this archaic concept. It worked like this: The child or children in the house -- as long as they were over age 4 or so -- went to the door, opened it, and ... went outside. They braved the neighborhood pedophile just waiting to pounce, the rusty nails just waiting to be stepped on, the trees just waiting to be fallen out of, and they "played."
"Play," incidentally, is a mysterious activity children engage in when not compelled to spend every hour under adult supervision, taking soccer or piano lessons or practicing vocabulary words with computerized flashcards.
An article from the Daily Mail explores the trend over four generations and maps the decrease in roaming area. Having said all of this, I'm completely sure I would not let my own children wander very far unsupervised! I wouldn't even give them the same freedom I enjoyed as a child. So, have the risks really changed, or have our perceptions simply changed? Is it a little of both? This issue fascinates me.
3. The Critics Need a Reboot. The Internet Hasn't Led Us Into a New Dark Age - One perspective among many, but worth sharing (mainly because you don't encounter it very often).
4. Some E-Cards - 'For when you care enough to hit send':
5. On the Limits of Memory - another strange and lovely photo gallery from the wonderful Square America. Take some time to browse through the whole site. There are lots of gems, many quite hidden. (Definitely check out Square America and In The Booth.)
01 Sep 10:22 | Link | Category: Art & Entertainment, Link Dump '08, Photography
August 28, 2008
Links 30
1. Jamie Livingston's Polaroid a Day - Jamie Livingston took a polaroid nearly every day for eighteen years. It's not so much that he took a photo every day -- many people these days take multiple photos each day -- but that he took a good photo almost every day. Or maybe it's just that there's something about a polaroid. I don't know. Anyway, take a look at this mental_floss article. The Wikipedia entry provides links to more information, too.
2. Lawrence Lessig on McCain on Technology - I'm a big fan of Larry Lessig. Check out his critique of John McCain's technology policy. (These issues are a big deal, folks.)
3. I drove past a number of wind farms, in a number of states, on my trip from Utah to Texas. The enormous alien-looking machines spinning slowly in the air can be a strange sight. It struck me that even a clean, renewable energy source like wind power has tradeoffs. Don't get me wrong; it beats a coal or nuclear power plant. However, I can understand why some people might take issue with living next to them. It's worse if you're a bird or bat. For example, wind turbines make bat lungs explode. Ech.
4. Fleshmap: Musical Genres - I've seen lots of links to this lately, but I'll share it because a few of you probably missed it. It's a chart of how often a part of the body is sung about, sorted by musical genre (from a sample of 1000 songs). It's interesting how hip hop stands out from the rest. Oh, there are actual photos of body parts, so it's NSFW. If you go to the main site there are a couple of other odd little 'studies'.
5. Radiohead's 'House of Cards' video - 'House of Cards' might be my favorite cut from In Rainbows. The video is worth mention, too. (If you have a fast connection, it's worth downloading the high res version from Radiohead's site.) Instead of using lights and cameras, they used "just data" (from Geometric Informatics for the closeups and Velodyne LIDAR for the landscapes). The effect is pretty cool. Plus, you can get the data from Google Code to do with as you please. The site also has a making-of video, viewer, and more.
28 Aug 19:10 | Link | Category: Art & Entertainment, Link Dump '08, Music, Photography, Politics, Technology & Computing, Video
June 28, 2008
Phone Sex Operators
This link was floating around the web a few weeks ago, but as I was about to delete it from my bookmarks list, it seemed worth sharing: Phone Sex Operators. It's a collection of photos and descriptions, taken from a new book by Phillip Toledano, in which he "takes us into the boudoirs of nearly 30 phone-sex operators so we see their faces and also hear their stories—each operator gives his or her take on the business."
28 Jun 23:40 | Link | Category: Photography
March 26, 2008
Elephant snapshots
From the Daily Mail:
We revealed the amazing story of how four tiger cubs were captured on special cameras in logs carried by elephants - giving the most intimate insight into their early lives ever recorded.
Now, we show for the first time other creatures of the jungle caught in this extraordinary - and pioneering - way.
Cheeky langur monkeys, a rare sloth bear, spotted deer and a leopard with her cub are just some of the other animals that film-maker John Downer came across in his fascinating experiment.
He fixed webcams to four elephants. One carried a "trunk-cam" - a device resembling a huge log concealing a camera which could be held in its trunk and dangled close to the ground.
Another had a "tusk-cam" hooked over its tusk. The elephants moved so steadily that the images are pin-sharp. Other log-cams were left on the forest floor.
26 Mar 18:12 | Link | Category: Misc. Tidbits, Photography, Science
March 19, 2008
Natural Fashion Show
From the Daily Mail:
With colourful make-up of bright yellows, startling whites and rich earth-reds, flamboyant accessories and extraordinarily elaborate decorations, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the designs in these images originated in the fevered mind of some leading fashionista.
Yet far from the catwalks of New York, London or Paris, these looks are the sole creation of the Surma and Mursi tribes of East Africa's Omo Valley.
19 Mar 21:15 | Link | Category: Art & Entertainment, Photography
December 17, 2007
8 Years of Daily Photos
I'm don't understand the allure of taking a photo of yourself every day (though every year can be interesting). Maybe it's fun for young people, but at some point you realize you're just getting older and worse looking ever day. But it seems like millions of people do it. Millions have also done the time-lapse thing, but this dude is so good at keeping the same expression day after day that it actually works:
Also check out Homer Simpson's:
(via J-Walk Blog)
17 Dec 10:50 | Link | Category: Humor, Photography, Video
December 3, 2007
Polanoid
Very cool: Polanoid.net
Hungry for real analog, good smelling pictures in a digital world, we decided to swim against the stream and to reset our focus and start the biggest, best and most instant online photo community ever. Stuffed with millions of Polaroids, collected and uploaded by Polaroid addicts all over the planet.
03 Dec 23:30 | Link | Category: Photography
September 30, 2007
Extreme rich-poor divides
There are some remarkable photos of rich-poor divides at deputy-dog.com. Like this one:
30 Sep 20:16 | Link | Category: Misc. Tidbits, Photography
September 21, 2007
The Stray Shopping Cart Project
Artist Julian Montague classifies and documents stray shopping carts in strangely intriguing photographs. There's even a book.
In Australia and the UK, abandoned shopping "trolleys" are apparently considered a significant problem... the Aussies have declared war on them. (And, as Gomez fans may know, there are often hotlines you can call to have the things picked up.)
Back in another lifetime, I even documented a few stray carts myself:
(click to enlarge)
21 Sep 20:12 | Link | Category: Art & Entertainment, Photography
October 26, 2006
Fixer-Upper
It's slightly ironic that this video was created by a company trying to sell beauty products. Still, it does a good job of showing how billboards and magazines are completely distorted compared to reality.
You should also check out these excellent images: Celebrities without makeup.
26 Oct 16:18 | Link | Category: Photography, Video
September 6, 2006
Library Photos (or "Hot Library Smut")
I found this post at the nonist and had to share.
Maybe I'm just a library junky (which is to say, maybe other people don't value libraries aesthetically) but I think the photos (from a book by Candida Höfer) are astounding. I've fantasized about what it would be like to visit historical libraries (starting with the Great Library of Alexandria), yet I have failed to take the opportunity to visit many truly awe-inspiring modern libraries. (Note that most of the libraries on the page are from Europe. I wonder why everyone seems to make museum trips to Europe, but no one makes library trips.)
I would love a copy of that book. For a taste of what it might be like to have big, glossy versions of the photos on that page, check out the panorama of the British Museum reading room (3 MB) from Wikipedia's "Library" entry.
06 Sep 0:33 | Link | Category: Libraries & Digital Information, Photography
August 25, 2006
High-Res Desktop Wallpaper
I've long had trouble finding images to use as desktop backgrounds on my computer that are good, high-res, and free. I've previously mentioned using astronomy images from sites like HubbleSite and CICLOPS. For high-res photos of other subjects, check out the Wallpaper section at InterfaceLIFT. Not bad.
25 Aug 19:41 | Link | Category: Photography, Technology & Computing
July 13, 2006
Cassini photos
Cassini has returned some of the best photographs (in aesthetic terms) of any space probe. I've mentioned this before, but now I've found a great site for browsing and downloading the pictures. It's CICLOPS.org, the public site of the Cassini imaging team. Check out the Imaging Diary for a huge collection of spectacular images. It's still being updated with new images as Cassini sends them. Most of them are hi-res so they make great desktop backgrounds.
Another great site I think I've mentioned before is HubbleSite.
13 Jul 2:48 | Link | Category: Photography, Science
July 3, 2006
Photography Links
- Burned by John Brownlow - "In 2001 I met a burn survivor who allowed me to photograph her. She told me that she wanted to be photographed so that people could stare at her without feeling embarrassed. It was such an extraordinary experience that a few months later I flew to a burn conference and set up a makeshift studio in a hotel room, and asked people to let me know if they would like their portraits made."
- The Real Toy Story by Michael Wolf - "As a surprise for my son Jasper, I bought a sack (app. 600) of second hand toys at the local goodwill store and distributed them on every available surface in his room - surprise! The effect was stunning. As we examined the toys closer we made a discovery – every single one was made in China. Jasper observed: "I thought Santa and his helpers made toys!" It was then the idea came to me: what if I was to make an installation and cover an entire wall with toys "made in China" and juxtapose them with portraits of Chinese toy-factory workers?"
03 Jul 19:51 | Link | Category: Photography
May 11, 2006
Photography Links
It's been a long while since I listed photo links, so here are three:
- Marc Deneyer (look at Greenland)
- Robert Hall (I'm most fond of the Desert and Railroad photos)
- Infrared photos
11 May 21:43 | Link | Category: Photography
April 9, 2006
Why Do You Do What You Do?
I was in my office late one night not wanting to be bothered. The phone rang, and I wanted to ignore it. But, I felt compelled to answer. Before I could start, a child’s voice blurted, "Why do you do what you do?"
"Write your own answer. Take a picture. Draw something. Upload." "And read what others have written."
Interesting idea. I'd like to see it branch out and get a wider variety of photos/answers.
09 Apr 0:53 | Link | Category: Misc. Tidbits, Photography
March 31, 2006
This Page Unintentionally Left Blank
Back in January, I remember complaining publicly about being ridiculously busy and having time for nothing. This was a mistake because it drew the attention of the angry vengeful gods. Suffice it to say things haven't gotten better... in fact, a lot of shit has happened to make things much worse than they were back in January.
Anyway... in the time since I phoned in the playlist last week, the inbox is up to 135 unanswered e-mails and the bookmarks are up to about 270. It should be interesting to see how long it takes me to dig out.
One activity that has complicated my schedule during the last month has been making 36 visits to the zoo in the last 32 days. I finally finished the data collection portion of my observational research project, but I still have to digitize, quantify, and analyze the data.
Earlier this week, I brought my camera to one of my observation sessions and snapped some photos. Along with the annoyance of taking photos through glass, there wasn't much light - and I refuse to use a flash on zoo animals (even though they're probably accustomed to all the idiots placing their cameras up to the glass and flashing right in the animals' faces). Tamarins are severely hyperactive, so a slow shutter speed would simply lead to blur. I kept the aperture open all the way in order to keep shutter speed as fast as possible (which in turn affects depth of field, making proper focusing a bit of a trick). The results weren't too bad, though. I chose ten of my favorites and uploaded them to the site. Click the photo below to browse through the pictures.
31 Mar 23:25 | Link | Category: Human/Primate Evolution & Behavior, Photography, Site/Life News
January 19, 2006
More Photos From Space
A great site I forgot to mention last week is hubblesite.org. Among other things, the site boasts a great selection of amazing Hubble photos. For starters, check out the Picture Album.
Many of these images are great for desktop backgrounds. My display's resolution is 1680 x 1050, so even the pre-sized 1280 x 1024 'wallpaper' images look pixelated. Luckily, the site also provides extremely high resolution versions of most of the photos. Visit the News Center for the best hi-res photos. Check out "Abstract Art Found in the Orion Nebula," for example.
19 Jan 20:04 | Link | Category: Cool Links, Photography, Science
January 11, 2006
Photography Links
- EOS Chaos
- Judith K McMillan
- Matt Stuart
- Marina Cano
- Bound for Glory: America in Color, 1939-1943 (Library of Congress Exhibition)
11 Jan 19:16 | Link | Category: Photography
January 9, 2006
Photos From Space
I'm a huge sucker for space photos. Planets, moons, galaxies, nebulae, stars, asteroids... anything, really. If you're the same, check out NASA's Planetary Photojournal. It contains an abundance of great pictures of the solar system (and other parts of the universe).
Lately, my favorite amazing photos are the ones of Saturn returned by Cassini. Check out Mimas in front of Saturn's rings, this photo of a tiny Mimas above the rings, and the color image of Dione in front of Saturn.
And, although I know I've mentioned it many times, visiting Astronomy Picture of the Day is always a good way to start the day.
09 Jan 21:32 | Link | Category: Photography, Science
December 17, 2005
Photography Links
- Nikon Small World Gallery
- Unembedded
- Earth Pilgrim - Sacha Dean Bïyan
17 Dec 10:58 | Link | Category: Photography
November 16, 2005
Photography Links
A few more photography links I should have included last week:
- Arctic Refuge Series - from Subhankar Banerjee's book. Some of his photos were on display at my school last year. Needless to say, they were stunning.
- Photographs of American Indians - I'm not sure what to make of this collection, but it seemed worth sharing for some reason.
- Naoya Hatakeyama - Examples from the Lime Works Series
- Photoflavor - A really nice collection of photos from Zac Doob (and a nicely designed site, I might add)
16 Nov 21:01 | Link | Category: Photography
November 11, 2005
Photography Links
It's been a while since I posted photography links, so here are a few:
- Panoramics from National Parks - for even more, start here or here (QuickTime required)
- Yann Arthus-Bertrand
- Michael Wolf
- Seth Thompson
11 Nov 17:08 | Link | Category: Photography
October 21, 2005
Camera Toss Photos
Set a long exposure, throw your camera in the air, and - if you don't drop the camera - you can end up with some really cool pictures. Check some out under the Flickr tag camera toss (now at over 1500 photos).
(via J-Walk)
21 Oct 21:24 | Link | Category: Photography
October 3, 2005
Photography Links
- Pierre Verger
- Photos from Chernobyl - Slow to load over slow connections, but worth it.
- Visions of Science - some amazing, beautiful photos (check this year's winners and winners from past years). Unfortunately the images on the site are small/lo-res.
- Astronomy Picture of the Day - I think I've mentioned this site before. I visit daily. Some of my favorite recent photos include Cat's Eye Nebula, Fresh Tiger Stripes on Enceladus, and Hyperion: A Moon with Odd Craters. They've been posting entries since 1995, which means there are thousands of photos & descriptions of this amazing universe we're part of.
03 Oct 18:22 | Link | Category: Photography, Science
September 18, 2005
Photography Links
I've forgotten to post any 'photography links' lately. Here are a couple:
- Kathleen Connally
- Butabu - Adobe Architecture of West Africa by James Morris
18 Sep 19:49 | Link | Category: Photography
September 12, 2005
Laser Art
Check out this flickr photo set that resulted from pointing a laser into a digital camera.
12 Sep 13:43 | Link | Category: Photography
August 24, 2005
Photos of ghost towns
Some nice ghost town photos here: Ghost Town Gallery. Some of the towns don't look very interesting, but there are a few really cool places to check out. If you're itching to visit in person, the site has a handy clickable map to help you get there.
24 Aug 19:24 | Link | Category: Photography, Travel
August 16, 2005
Photography Links
16 Aug 0:08 | Link | Category: Photography
July 13, 2005
Photography Links
13 Jul 19:50 | Link | Category: Photography
June 29, 2005
Photography Links
- Hupix - a collection of photos taken by Hugh Symonds with his mobile phone camera
- USDA Historical Photos
- Sara Padgett
29 Jun 22:00 | Link | Category: Photography
June 19, 2005
Photography Links
19 Jun 21:14 | Link | Category: Photography
June 13, 2005
Photography Links
13 Jun 0:14 | Link | Category: Photography
May 24, 2005
Photography Links
- Chris Jordan - Intolerable Beauty: Portraits of American Mass Consumption
- Kevin Cooley (obnoxious click-through design, but nice photos)
- Noé Montes
24 May 21:40 | Link | Category: Photography
May 20, 2005
Photography Links
20 May 23:24 | Link | Category: Photography
May 2, 2005
Cloud & Weather Photos
If you're fascinated by clouds like I am, check out The Cloud Appreciation Society. There are quite a few nice photos in their gallery. This also reminds me that one of the local weather forecasters here in SLC posts cool weather photos that are pretty fun to look through as well.
02 May 11:39 | Link | Category: Cool Links, Photography, Science
May 1, 2005
Photography Links
01 May 11:10 | Link | Category: Photography
April 4, 2005
Photography Links
04 Apr 19:53 | Link | Category: Photography
March 30, 2005
Photography Links
- The Russian Photography Collection 1917-1945
- TimeCatcher.com
- Matthew Mahon (excellent photography, and the coolest Flash interface I've seen in ages)
30 Mar 23:18 | Link | Category: Photography
March 24, 2005
Photography Links
- Polazone - an excellent collection of polaroids
- Harlan Erskine
- Andrzej Dragan
24 Mar 15:29 | Link | Category: Photography
March 19, 2005
Photography Links
19 Mar 13:26 | Link | Category: Photography
March 17, 2005
Photography (+Travel) Links
- Notes from the Road - a superb site that isn't just about photography... it's more of a travelogue, full of beautiful descriptions, captivating photographs, stories, and thoughts. I loved this one.
- Polar Inertia - excellent: "Armed with a laptop computer and increasingly aging Winnebago, our editor-in-chief Marcel E. Yarnow has brought together artists and writers who can tell the story which has been ignored by all others. It is the story of the highway, mobile home, fast food chain, suburbanite, truck stop and industrialized landscape, which characterize our growing nomadic culture."
17 Mar 13:31 | Link | Category: Photography, Travel
March 13, 2005
Photography Links
I found the first two through the J-Walk Blog and the third one through growabrain.
- Michael Fatali - Stunning landscapes of the Southwest (look in the Field Notes of each photo for locations)
- James Nachtwey
- Iraq Uncensored
13 Mar 22:47 | Link | Category: Photography
January 28, 2005
Photography Links
- Beth Yarnelle Edwards - Suburban Dreams (see also)
- John Humble - L.A. Landscape
28 Jan 21:51 | Link | Category: Photography
January 15, 2005
Photography Links
A few interesting photo links:
- County Fair Portraits - portraits made in a portable studio that was hauled from fair to fair in California and Arizona between 1976 and 1980
- Photograps by Nõkkvi Elíasson
- New Scientist reports on the introduction of a small digital replica of a Rolleiflex. Sounds cool until you realize it's too small, has only 2 megapixel resolution (which defies the entire point), and costs $429.
15 Jan 13:20 | Link | Category: Photography
January 6, 2005
American Ritual
My webhosting company features a site in each of their monthly newsletters. This month's site was American Ritual. Check "Current" and "Archive" for some nice photos.
06 Jan 23:11 | Link | Category: Photography
January 5, 2005
2004 In Pictures
Most news organizations have put together "best of" photo collections for 2004. I liked the collection from the New York Times best.
05 Jan 23:14 | Link | Category: Photography
December 11, 2004
Today's Photography Links
11 Dec 23:01 | Link | Category: Photography
November 17, 2004
Today's Photography Links
- 59th College Photographer of the Year winners. (Some are interesting, some aren't.)
- Terra Galleria
- Image Savant
17 Nov 16:47 | Link | Category: Photography
November 16, 2004
Unguarded Moments
Pete Souza worked as a White House photographer for the last five-and-a-half years of Ronald Reagan's presidency. Unguarded Moments is a nice collection of candid and often behind-the-scenes moments. The highlights (IMHO) are the boy making faces, Michael Jackson in the middle of a private chat between Ronald and Nancy, Reagan throwing a paper airplane, and re-writing the speech after the Reykjavik summit.
16 Nov 16:57 | Link | Category: Photography
October 15, 2004
Today's Photography Links
- File Magazine: A collection of unexpected photography
- The English by Tony Ray-Jones
- John Beardsworth's photos of the USA (see the rest too)
15 Oct 20:57 | Link | Category: Photography
September 27, 2004
Today's Photography Links
- 66 Polaroids That Never Existed
- Our Eyes Photography (index of galleries here)
27 Sep 19:17 | Link | Category: Photography
September 26, 2004
Today's Photography Links
- Abandoned Subway Tunnels in Boston and Other Industrial Settings
- Pen and Ink Art of Dave Archambault - But wait! Those aren't photographs! Just incredible pen & ink work.
- Ami Vitale (if you can endure the Flash interface)
26 Sep 23:54 | Link | Category: Photography
Omni-directional Panoramas
Check out these cool omni-directional panoramas from Greg Downing. Use the full-screen links. (You'll need QuickTime if you don't already have it.)
26 Sep 21:45 | Link | Category: Photography
September 23, 2004
Today's Photography Links
23 Sep 22:33 | Link | Category: Photography
September 21, 2004
Today's Photography Links
21 Sep 22:23 | Link | Category: Photography
September 8, 2004
Today's Photography Links
A few months back, I was posting photography links from my endless bookmarks list... for whatever reason, I stopped doing it. The list is still endless, so here are a few more. I'll try to remember to post more links on occasion.
(I need to mention that I don't necessarily like everything I link to. So keep that in mind before you send me weird e-mails.)
08 Sep 1:40 | Link | Category: Photography
August 13, 2004
Aerial Photographs
Check out this amazing collection of aerial photographs.
13 Aug 0:05 | Link | Category: Photography
June 28, 2004
Time
This is a cool idea:
"On June 17th, every year, the family goes through a private ritual: we photograph ourselves to stop a fleeting moment, the arrow of time passing by.
(via Idle Type)
28 Jun 17:07 | Link | Category: Photography
June 27, 2004
Today's Photography Links
27 Jun 21:41 | Link | Category: Photography
June 23, 2004
Today's Photography Links
- Deceptive Media
- Zabriskie Point
- Ephemera (somehow it didn't surprise me to learn that Powazek's also a talented photographer)
23 Jun 0:31 | Link | Category: Photography
June 11, 2004
Today's Photography Links
- Skies fascinate me even more than power lines. You can find a nice collection of sky photos at enchanted ceiling.
- Robert Bourdau: Industrial Sites
- Photo Menu at kevinsteele.com
11 Jun 20:39 | Link | Category: Photography
June 10, 2004
Today's Photography Links
10 Jun 0:53 | Link | Category: Photography
June 8, 2004
Today's Photography Links
- Satan's Laundromat, "a Brooklyn-based photolog with an emphasis on urban decay, strange signage, and general weirdness." (Currently protesting the proposed NYC subway camera ban.)
- Power Lines - because I have an odd fascination with powerlines and thought it was really cool. Also see zip codes at the same site.
- Coloured Smoke from Sensitive Light
08 Jun 0:11 | Link | Category: Photography
June 4, 2004
Suburbia
Check out suburbia photos by Bill Owens. John thinks they are reminiscent of the work of Diane Arbus. He's right, quite a few of them are.
04 Jun 20:57 | Link | Category: Photography
May 24, 2004
Music video made of photos
The video for Sam Bisbee's song "You Are Here" uses a series of photographs to create a music video. It reminds me a bit of what the Snorri Brothers did by combining thousands of still photographs for R.E.M.'s Daysleeper video. Bisbee's isn't quite as sophisticated, but the flipbook-like picture stacking idea is cool.
24 May 17:06 | Link | Category: Photography, Video
May 21, 2004
Sim-Cam
Sim-Cam is a cool web trick for people learning about photograpy. You can change aperture and shutter speed to see how the settings will affect your photograph.
(via Cynical-C)
21 May 0:43 | Link | Category: Photography
August 15, 2003
Photos: Liberia and America, Iraq Uncensored
Photos:
15 Aug 1:31 | Link | Category: Photography
July 27, 2003
Zoom Zoom Zoom
Living Near a Freeway: a photo gallery
27 Jul 20:21 | Link | Category: Photography
June 10, 2003
Pictures of the Week
Check out Time's Pictures of the Week for May 31 - June 5.
10 Jun 22:45 | Link | Category: Photography
May 17, 2003
Lunar eclipse pictures
In Pictures: Total Lunar Eclipse
17 May 0:43 | Link | Category: Photography
May 14, 2003
The Parking Boys of Nairobi
In Pictures: The Parking Boys of Nairobi
14 May 19:59 | Link | Category: Photography
May 13, 2003
Growing up in Iraq
In Pictures: Growing up in Iraq
13 May 16:05 | Link | Category: Photography
April 30, 2003
Women and War
Photojournalist Jenny Matthews has been documenting the lives of women touched by conflict for over twenty years.
30 Apr 14:53 | Link | Category: Photography
March 19, 2003
Exactitudes
Check out exactitudes.com. (Don't forget to read about it here.)
19 Mar 0:49 | Link | Category: Photography
October 20, 2002
Stereotypes
Check out stereotypes over at ericmyer.com. Is that not cool?
20 Oct 23:17 | Link | Category: Cool Links, Photography
October 17, 2002
A Day In the Life of Africa
100 photojournalists (with the help of Olympus) recently documented Africa on one day. You can see the results at MSNBC in A Day In The Life of Africa.
17 Oct 0:21 | Link | Category: Photography
March 18, 2002
One Man's Eye
Today's trolling of the web resulted in the discovery of a nice photography site: One Man's Eye, photographs from the Alan Siegel Collection.
18 Mar 23:43 | Link | Category: Photography