Moganshan Lu, Putuo District, Shanghai, 2004.
© Sze Tsung Leong
Sze Tsung Leong, is an American photographer located in New York City, but his origins trace to China. This is the land that has inspired his work in the excellent series “History Images” that covers “overviews” of cities, “demolitions” of buildings, “construction sites” where new buildings are [...]
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Photo LA [Santa Monica, Los Angeles, California, USA] runs from January 11th [Friday] to January 13th [Sunday].
I will be attending the fair, probably only Saturday 12th. If you will be attending and would like to meet, please let me know by e-mail.
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© TED
From TED, one of the most incredible technologies I have seen in a long time: Seadragon. It will certainly change the way we interact with digital visual information and will have large impact in the use of photography. The video talk by the author of this software, Blaise Aguera y Arcas -now at Microsoft- [...]
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The second issue of AlmanacMagazine.com has been posted. You will find interesting work and audio recordings. More to come in a monthly basis.
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© Mike Brodle
Sorry for the hiatus in posting … went for vacation to Mexico and had a great time.
Back in town, I leave you with the work of an incredible artist, Mike Brodle (”The Polaroid Kid“). He is also the master mind of PLRDS.COM. An interview to know more about Mike can be [...]
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by Allen Frame
It is captivating to see images that reveal the extraordinary out of ordinary subjects. When the “extraordinary” is everyday’s life, it becomes increasingly challenging to cross the fine line between an ordinary snapshot and an extraordinary image. This is why I admire the photographers who have the ability to do art out [...]
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by Renee C. Byer of the Sacramento Bee
Two years ago, Cyndie French learned that her son, Derek was diagnosed with cancer, a disease that over 1 million people are diagnosed with every year. Despite the painful journey, Derek and Cyndie open their lives for a year to share their story, as cancer slowly steals [...]
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by lets_explore, as seen in polaroid.net
Who cares about megapixels, sharp lenses and in focus pictures? If you don’t and you love defocused images, unsharp pictures, unrealistic colors, but like “character” and uniqueness you will love polarpoid.net. Get lost in the world of Polaroid images, look at all kinds of Polaroid film types, a broad range [...]
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