Lately I have been working on processing a group of photographs taken in an abandoned home here in Georgia. To make room for development, the old has to be tossed out, leaving a small gem for those interesting in exploration photography of this type.
As uncomfortable as I was being in this house taking pictures, I […]
On May 13th, 10 years drops their sophmore effort to pleasure your earholes. When I first heard the single for the new album, I immediately questioned if this album would hold up to their first album, The Autmn Effect, or if it would fall into the ”Sophmore Slump” category. I am happy to report this album lived up to […]
As I shoot more and more with the Holga, I am continually learning the ins and outs of the camera. At the very heart of the Holga is the fact that it is only just a toy camera, which strips clear much of the boundaries I have operated in for some time now. However, that […]
Yesterday I attended a “Toy Camera Class”, instructed by Rob Holland at The Camera Doctor. The last photography class I had was back during my first year in college. Even then, it was not a formal class on photography but merely a section of our art class devoted to the darkroom as it dealt with […]
Local photographer Lanny Milbrandt will open his solo exhibit this evening at the Arts Clayton gallery. The reception is from 5:30pm to 7:30pm (free). I attended because Lanny, a VAC member, is also extremely talented and a great source of inspiration.
Hey Dub, where’d all the old Photoshop tutorials disappear to? Good question. I was sifting through the site this weekend making some additional modifications to the look and feel and came across the tutorials folder.
Recently I went to a local event here in Georgia which also featured Civil War reenactments. There is a swirl of controversy over the events lately. There is a group of people who feel that the reenactments represent racism and during this political year, there is another group who has contested the historical significance of […]
Quite obviously, i love photography. Not quite so obvious, I just to be a cop. Rather odd combination as some would see it, yet I feel it offers me a very unique perspective on photography, especially the legality of what and where photographers are allowed to be. I caught a recent Flickr post which sparked […]
Luc Sante really tapped into a different type of photography: the crime scene. Not just any crime scene, however, how about the harsh world of NYPD crime scenes from 1914 to 1918?
