When the world gives you fog, make lemonade.
I really wanted to get up to the Getty Museum one more time before they took down the Andre Kertesz exhibit that I wrote about here. I’m also looking to expand my architecture portfolio and figured “one stone.” I had it all planned out. I’d been there just […]
Your compact travel lighting set up is only as compact and travel-y as your longest tool.
So what happens when you decide you want to add some bounce light to your photograph, but you got nothing to hold your bounce card/lightdisk/XX-tighty whiteys?
Not every picture you take has to have meaning deeper than the paper it’s printed on. But if you’re board with taking images that lay there like a dead fish, try spicing it up with some symbolic tartar sauce.
Two out of every three people are stupid, and so is the third one.
What?
That’s right, if you’re smart, get stupid and get gettin’ fast.
Nicholas Kahn & Richard Selesnick: The Apollo Prophecies - This inventive book is only two photographs, one page printed with a single image on each sides. One 17 foot long panoramic photograph on each side, that is.
Broken Plate by Andre Kertesz 1929
My internal batteries have been running low, so I took a trip up to the Getty Museum to see their current photography exhibits. The black and white master images by Andre Kertesz immediately caught hold of my eyeballs and would not let go.
The images feel fun, but with a sharp […]
