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84 Microlog entries tagged with ‘photography’

Do More With Your DSLR
First in a series of video tutorials, filed for future reference. Technobabble   ·

Everything you need to know about buying a camera
Probably the most comprehensive guide on this you’re ever gonna find. Technobabble   ·

Online notes for Stanford’s Digital Photography class
What a brilliant resource! Interesting   ·

Manual Photography Cheat Sheet
This is very useful, but that grungy look? Could really do without it. Interesting   ·

Set Up and Get to Know Your New Camera
Saved for future reference; having not yet explored any of my camera’s manual settings after 2+ years, I think this will come in handy. Interesting   ·

One year in one image
Amazing how the atmosphere in a place can change so much depending on the time of year. But then, reality is all about the lighting [c/o Interconnected]. See also: The Slow-Photography Movement — What is the point of taking pictures? Interesting   ·

660 Miles, 468 Stations, 106 Years
“Images of the New York Subway by NYT photographers. See that first pic, the 7 train in Queens? I’ve been right there. Arts & Culture   ·

Notes on Susan Sontag’s On Photography
Saving this for when I eventually get round to reading the book. Arts & Culture   ·

Infovore: A book of photographs that I made
Very, very nice. I may have to make one myself. Arts & Culture   ·

Looking into the past
Is there an augmented reality app for this kind of thing? If there isn’t, there should be. Just imagine the possibilities! Arts & Culture   ·

A poor photographer blames his tools
Too right. Even the crappiest cameras can take great pictures; it’s the user’s eye that counts. Arts & Culture   ·

Photos of Lebanon on Flickr
Disturbing, to say the least. Viewer discretion is advised [c/o del.icio.us/jack]. Arts & Culture   ·

Dry cleaning typography in Tokyo
I think my brain would melt from wonderment if I were to visit Tokyo right now. Is there anything I can take to prevent that for when I do go? Arts & Culture   ·

BLDGBLOG’s Your Hidden City favourites
I like the last one the best, if only for the lighting. Arts & Culture   ·

Hanging out over London at 1,000ft
Or to quote The Guardian’s own Charlie Brooker: “Wahey! I’m in a HELICOPTER!!” Arts & Culture   ·

City In Silence
“This daily project, started in 1997, aims to capture the beauty and mystery surrounding New Yorkers in the majestic setting of the Big Apple.” Arts & Culture   ·

Paper Pixel
A new photolog discovery for me. Excellent stuff. Arts & Culture   ·

Coney Island I
There’s something about these images that really captures that intangible transition from spring to summer. Arts & Culture   ·


eyetwist_signs_162.jpg, by eyetwist
You just don’t see art like this ‘round these parts. Arts & Culture   ·

Tiltomo
A content-based visual image search engine. for exploring Flickr by colour or theme. If you want to lose yourself for a few hours [c/o WaxyLinks]. Arts & Culture   ·

Tierra Del Fuego
Since Maciej moved to Argentina he’s been regularly recording his travels and experiences, both in text and in great photo studies like this one (you may need to reload the page to get all the images). Arts & Culture   ·

Dan Chung’s photo blog
For me, this is the highlight of the new site. Not only do we get impressive images from a photojournalist at the top of his game, but we also get the story behind them, and even technical details for the photo-nerds. This is exactly the the type of thing that will keep newspapers alive and kicking in the internet age. Arts & Culture   ·

Ansel Adams’ Lost Los Angeles Found
A stunning photoset. Might not be around for long though due to copyright issues, so get it while it lasts [c/o MetaFilter]. Arts & Culture   ·

Multiples, by dgray_xplane
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Dave Gorman’s Flickr adventure
The British funnyman on his latest project. Gorman is a good one; he actually ‘gets’ this kind of thing, and in turn makes it more accessible to the wider world. Arts & Culture   ·

abattoir wall closey, by Hutch1000
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Converting your colour images to mono
I’ve been converting to greyscale all along, and it looks like that’s the best way to go for the non-expert. Handy to know there are other options, though. Arts & Culture   ·

Not If But When
Photographs by Brian Urlich. Just right for evoking those new year blues [c/o fastlad]. Arts & Culture   ·

Urban Diptychs
Gorgeous long-exposure street photography by Keith Kin Yan. Arts & Culture   ·

Positive Negative
Stunning photography by Frank Kolodziej. This is but a sample; there’s plenty more within. Arts & Culture   ·

Tokyo Blues, by Nurri Kim
Also recommended: Green Crack [c/o del.icio.us/cityofsound] Arts & Culture   ·

Dusk Drive
Beautiful images. The colours remind me of winter in South Africa, seen from the car window. Arts & Culture   ·

stereophonic
Photography by Katsura Komiyama. Wish it was easier to navigate, but the photos are gorgeous [c/o vudeja]. Arts & Culture   ·

The Catacombs, Paris
Creepy. I wouldn’t go down there alone. Arts & Culture   ·

Photography by Tom Flemming
I can’t remember how I found this. Through links to this site in Technorati, perhaps? Anyway, some stunning work here. Just wish there was an archive I could link to. Arts & Culture   ·

Long exposure photographs of Tokyo
These are just gorgeous. The sprawl, the compactness, the oversaturated colours, everything [c/o Vudeja]. Arts & Culture   ·

New York Changing, by Douglas Levere
Some stunning then-and-now photography from the Big Apple. I’ll get there some day soon, I swear. Arts & Culture   ·


Class of 2005, by markhamnolan
Guess which one I am? Arts & Culture | 2 Comments   ·


Tad, 1991, by keaggy
Thanks to Andre for the find. Nice one. Arts & Culture   ·

Flat Light, by Tim Gasperak
Just beautiful photographs. I’d love to get prints of these. Arts & Culture   ·


Moreno Glacier, Calafate, Patagonia, Argentina, 2005, by the mighty jimbo
Just set up posting from Flickr. Need to liven this place up a bit. Arts & Culture   ·

Flying cats! [c/o kottke.org]
They’re cats! And they’re flying! Arts & Culture   ·

Dan Chung’s photographs of Niger
Forget the words. The pictures say it all. Arts & Culture   ·

Revealing Chicago: An Aerial Portrait [c/o del.icio.us/magnetbox]
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Morning Hike
My, Corvallis is beautiful country. Arts & Culture   ·

Flickr images now rated by ‘interestingness’ [c/o Onlineblog]
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Aisle of Averages [c/o sippey.typepad.com]
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Two of America’s major photographic houses have launched a joint venture to provide one of the largest freely available archives of pictures on the internet
Now that’s what I call a resource. Arts & Culture   ·

Preparing your images with iPhoto
I never really got into iPhoto, and it feels like it’s too late now. But I’ve got so many unprocessed pics on my drive… Arts & Culture   ·

Discovering art in plain sight: the resurgence of street photography [c/o Gulfstream]
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Subway in green
This isn’t too far from where I stayed in Toronto (on Bathurst, about a mile north of St Clair West) but I never rode the eastern side of the horseshoe beyond Bloor-Yonge so I missed this wonderful view. Another time, hopefully… Arts & Culture   ·

Dan Hill on Stephen Gill and photographing the everyday invisible
Stephen Gill’s work was a focus for the piece I wrote for my Explorations in Journalism module, which I will post here soon. (After I’ve rewritten it a bit. You know me.) Arts & Culture   ·

Urban camping in Times Square
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Tips for handheld photography
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GIMPshop for Mac OS X 10.3
I wish I had the time and the patience to learn how to use this properly. Arts & Culture   ·

BlogTO’s interview with Sam Javanrouh, the man behind Daily Dose of Imagery
He says that Toronto isn’t a great place for taking photos, but I beg to differ. His own shots obviously contradict that statement. (See also: bloggers discuss professionals’ ignorance of photoblogs.) Arts & Culture   ·

Sublime Spaces, photography by Bob Stevens [c/o kottke.org]
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Satellite photo of Manhattan and Central Park [c/o kottke.org]
Screw The Gates! Check out the buildings instead, much more interesting. Arts & Culture   ·

Walking the Circle Line, from Barbican to Moorgate [c/o del.icio.us/cityofsound]
Beautiful pinhole photography. Next time I’m on London I’ve promised myself to take more photos. Arts & Culture   ·

The Thought Project: Life-snaps by Simon Hoegsberg
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Fleeting, by Marshall Sokoloff
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Japanese vacation photos [c/o Boing Boing]
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Camera Obscura, by Abelardo Morell
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Nightscapes, by Martin Wolf Wagner
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I don’t quite know why, but there’s something about this picture that just lifts my heart
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“JPG Magazine is for people who love imagemaking without attitude. It’s about the kind of photography you get when you love the moment more than the camera. It’s for photographers who, like us, have found themselves online, sharing their work, and would like to see that work in print.”
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Day above night
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A truly startling Polaroid slideshow of life in Tokyo [c/o The Morning News]
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Union Station in downtown Toronto, evacuated
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Cal train station at 22nd Street
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El and Skyscraper [c/o Airbag]
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A great photo of a skylight in Barcelona (c/o my friend Grover)
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File: A collection of unexpected photography [c/o Airbag]
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Astonishingly beautiful photography by Yann Arthus-Bertrand [c/o kottke.org]
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Great image of newspaper boxes on a Toronto street
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Garden door
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Camera phones changing the definition of picture-worthy [c/o Anil Dash]
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Sugar, by Marshall Sokoloff
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Top Ten IKONOS Satellite Images for 2003 [c/o Metafilter]
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Everyday life in Iran [c/o Metafilter]
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World Press Photo contest winners for 2003 [c/o Antipixel]
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A stunning sepia-toned view of downtown Toronto
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The stairs at BBC Broadcasting House
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Desktop images of rural Japan [c/o Antipixel]
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