O.C. Garza, a former pupil of Garry Winogrand, has just written about his classroom experiences.
The PDF is here:
PDF
Link via Michael David Murphy's While Seated blog
Tuesday, August 28
Monday, August 27
That's Entertainment
It's interesting to see what happens when different photographers bump into the same backgrounds...
Chris Moxey
Paul Russell
Hinius
Chris Moxey
Paul Russell
Hinius
Sunday, August 12
Endless summer sale (must end 1 September)
I'm just sorting out eight summer-tinged (15 × 10 inch) photos for a soar-away summer print sale.
The prints will only be available at unfeasibly reasonable prices for 2 weeks, so please email me if you're interested.
In the meantime, just in case you haven't come across them before, feel free to peruse Maciej Dakowicz's amazing Cardiff nightlife photos:
Cardiff
EDIT: thanks to the couple of people who took me up on the offer!
The prints will only be available at unfeasibly reasonable prices for 2 weeks, so please email me if you're interested.
In the meantime, just in case you haven't come across them before, feel free to peruse Maciej Dakowicz's amazing Cardiff nightlife photos:
Cardiff
EDIT: thanks to the couple of people who took me up on the offer!
Sunday, August 5
A seaside show in Antrim
I finally got round to sorting out the pictures for another show of my seaside pictures, this time in Antrim, Northern Ireland, which runs from
4 September to 28 September
Clotworthy Arts Centre, Antrim
The gallery has been very helpful and generous.
Of course, despite my best intentions and a carefully prepared schedule, finding the time to prepare and upsize the files to be printed by at 15 by 10 inches by my local lab eventually was squeezed to a slightly last-minute affair. Not helped by the fact that my antique computer seems to be on its last legs, and huge chunks of hard drive disappear for no apparent reason, seemingly just when I need to do some urgent work.
In the end I was very pleased with the final 36 prints, which takes some the best pictures from the Slough and Bracknell shows but gives a run out to some (mainly) newer shots.
The Nikon D70 files go to 15 by 10 inches pretty easily, at least to my eye looking at the final prints, so the time I spent agonising over whether to apply 65% or 70% unsharp mask for such and such a shot is 100% invisible to the naked eye.
4 September to 28 September
Clotworthy Arts Centre, Antrim
The gallery has been very helpful and generous.
Of course, despite my best intentions and a carefully prepared schedule, finding the time to prepare and upsize the files to be printed by at 15 by 10 inches by my local lab eventually was squeezed to a slightly last-minute affair. Not helped by the fact that my antique computer seems to be on its last legs, and huge chunks of hard drive disappear for no apparent reason, seemingly just when I need to do some urgent work.
In the end I was very pleased with the final 36 prints, which takes some the best pictures from the Slough and Bracknell shows but gives a run out to some (mainly) newer shots.
The Nikon D70 files go to 15 by 10 inches pretty easily, at least to my eye looking at the final prints, so the time I spent agonising over whether to apply 65% or 70% unsharp mask for such and such a shot is 100% invisible to the naked eye.
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