Posts tagged: photography
I got interviewed by Scott Sheppard for the Inside Analog Photo podcast. If you’ve got a half-hour and don’t mind hearing me talk about film and photography, give it a listen.
I love dusty sunsets.
These images, by photographers of the Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information, are some of the only color photographs taken of the effects of the Depression on America’s rural and small town populations. The photographs are the property of the Library of Congress and were included in a 2006 exhibit Bound for Glory: America in Color. (via Captured: America in Color from 1939-1943 – Plog Photo Blog)
These double-exposures by Tierney Gearon are absolutely wonderful.
Enjoy your weekend ladies and gents. I leave you for the day with this gorgeous photograph by Tim Navis.
I love the muted low contrast blacks and the graceful relaxed pose. Best if viewed large. The sparkle in the right eye makes all the difference.
More great work over at Navis Photography.
Just got 22 rolls of E100G for $40. Unreal.
Then the owner had me sign and date the last box so he could keep it. The last box of Kodak E6 he ever sells.
Talk about bittersweet.
Love those tones.
Yes.
Peaceful.
The Monroe Street Bridge, 1913 — Spokane, WA
Library of Congress — Prints & Photographs Online Catalog
If you’ve never visited the Library of Congress online, you don’t know what you’re missing. It is, quite literally, a treasure trove. Over the last few years they have improved the site dramatically. I remember when it was truly cryptic and you never quite knew what you were going to find. Now, it is all very organized and searchable.
A great number of the images are available as very high resolution downloads (as in, 50+mb tiff files). So if you’re looking for a great print for your wall, don’t go buy one. Go download one here for free, and print it yourself or have it printed at a local print shop.
You’re welcome.
Mid-air Myles Welcomes You to the Weekend.
One of the 770 photos that (this was made of…)
The Light’s On.
Speaking of houses… here’s mine. This most definitely isn’t the One That Fits Me, but it is comfortable and not completely devoid of style… and it has some funny, happy, healthy people living in it so it is certainly nothing to complain about. ;)
More of what we do when mom is out. :)
THE BIG CAPTION: They Hate us for our Freedom
I think they just took it up a notch.
TheBigCaption.com is a GREAT WEBSITE, people.
Go check it out. It’s a perfect combination: The photos are awesome—culled from the always amazing, The Big Picture; the design and typography is always solid and imaginative; and the themes and their captions are getting really sharp—not bad sharp, poignant. I love seeing this kind of stuff, done this well. Go Follow Them Now.