Archive for April, 2010
On Shooting Volcanoes:
The key picture was frame #32 from when I started the long exposures shot at: 110mm, ISO 50, F4, 125 second exposure, White Balance: Custom. -Lucas Jackson/REUTERS (you’re welcome, volcano photo nerds.)
New ICP Course You Want to Take.
Sailing around the archipelago of Svalbard and in the Arctic environment, working under extreme conditions, they formulated questions about the photographic medium concerning its limitations, authority, and the precarious relationship between effort and result. Hot.
Ms. Woodman at Tribeca
The Woodmans is an inspiring portrait of one family’s fall and redemption in the often brutal world of art. Family patriarch George is a professor and painter. Wife and mother Betty is a ceramicist who earns her own show at The Met. Charlie, their son, is a video artist.
Did You Hear the One About the Volcano?
I’m worried about the horses.
Sarah Silverman Gets Pragered.
And Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton cease to age.
Fire in the disco/Fire in the taco bell/Fire in the gates of hell
Back up your files, fool! photo by Edgar Martins.
elsewheres (on fire)
In honor of Dan Saelinger, I’m backing up my files Right Now.
Scan Your Old Pictures on a Monday Afternoon.
This is the first picture I ever took. I’ve been searching for it for years.
Checking in on Ian Aleksander Adams.
I may have had to google LARP.
Mark Tucker Went to a Parade, and Roger Ballen (still) Scares Me.
The local color turns out to be zanier than I remembered.
