The Fine Art Photoblog is finally up and running for your viewing pleasure! The seven of us have been putting a lot of time and energy into getting the site to where it’s at. The blog is a collection of fine art photos from a diverse set of photographers — and every image is available as a high quality print.
Using the Google Desktop allows you to utilize Flickr Gadgets that keep a steady stream of inspirational photos coming.
What a great project this has been! Back in December, Martin and I asked you to participate in a project termed Shoot Yourself. We’ve had some great participation and I’ve had the opportunity to see a lot of new faces in this faceless world of the Web. So come take a look at your fellow online photographers.
I’m learning that portrait photography can be tough in more than one way thanks to my participation in the December Challenge. I’m already getting bored with taking the standard cookie-cutter portrait, so I started digging around Flickr for some inspiration. Here’s what I turned up…
Now that the buzz from the Olvera Street Photowalk has subsided, I’ve decided to write a recap that’s a little different. This is a list of the attending photographers and some photos of those photographers that were taken on the photowalk.
A sharp focus with crisp detail is generally one of the most sought after features in a photo. I’m not arguing that sharp photos are are worth the extra effort — but I think unsharp photos are worth more effort than we typically give them.
A list of 87 great photography blogs, photoblogs, pod-casts, video-casts, and other frequently updated material intended for your consumption. The list comes from my personal feed reader, and it’s only a portion of my entire subscription list. So dig through these great websites and fill up your own feed reader.
Results from an artistic experiment that show what post-processing techniques made this photo stand out from the rest.
Amazing results from a group photography project where I’ve asked my readers to edit a photo of mine. 28 unique and creative interpretations are the centerpiece of this article.
When I first visit a new place, my interest, amazement, and curiosity are at their highest. This is a great opportunity to capture loads of fresh new photos.
