Around the Web for a Friday Afternoon
Edward Yanowitz via F Blog. A conversation with Bert Teunissen via Conscientious. Lee Ann Heringer’s excellent food photos via the SOFOBOMO pipe. “We have many fine tapestries . . .” via We Make Money Not Art.
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Around the Web: Feb, 2008 Edition
Hexar RF, ZM Biogon 35, Delta 400, Xtol 1+1 (straight Xtol seems to give more shadow detail) A funny Pentax commercial. Everything you need to know about scanning B&W: this saves me from having to write up my own notes on B&W scanning. Apparently the ‘G’ in G9 stands for gateway drug. A neat photo. [...]
Dancing About Architecture
Kate setting up her mother’s computer to get podcasts Studio 360 recently ran an interview with David Plowden, one of the few times I’ve heard a photographer interviewed on the radio. It’s worth a listen, particularly if you enjoyed Plowden’s recent book, Vanishing Point. The interview makes it clear that vanishing point perhaps refers as [...]
Around the Web
“I actually like to stay clear of financial dependencies in this project and enjoy it as it is. I already had turned my hobby to profession once, know how it works and what to expect and even though it worked pretty well for me there is no need to repeat the same move again. I [...]
Elsewhere on the Web (04110002)
The control panel of the Website Trac-0-Meter 9000. A few sites worth checking out: Greg Allum Photography: Gritty B&W work. Harrison Reid: What my blog would have looked like 5 years ago if I had been half as talented. Boxes and Bellows: Old cameras are neat. Bruce Robbins: Another guy with a camera, doing really [...]