Ansel Adams on visualisation.
This unidentified man is one of the first readers to ever appear in a photograph. This picture was created one year after the invention of the daguerreotype.
Thanks to Flawed Narrator for the lead on this.
A daguerreotype of a reader.
Interesting water-level photography shot with a Nikonos. Some great bokeh… What was the lens I wonder? 35 I expect…
Asako Narahashi - Half Awake and Half Asleep in the Water (2008)
that last image reminds me of my dream last night
Source: likeafieldmouse
Creative long/multiple exposures…
Brice Bischoff makes vaporous, colorful long-exposure abstractions with paper in LA’s Bronson Caves. We’ve featured this work today, and you can soon see it at a group show in New York.
Exposure guide for low light situations.
I haven’t actually tested this but it look about right.
Source: facebook.com
Helsinki bus station theory
An inspiring read for any artist seeking their vision.
Clyde Butcher in the Darkroom.
“If we’re going to do a piece of art, why don’t we do it right.”
I love this fellow’s enlarger.
Street photography exercises...
I’m bookmarking this for later. Some interesting ideas here.
The world is going to pieces and people like Adams and Weston are photographing rocks!
Henri Cartier-Bresson.
(I’m with Adams and Weston on this one.)
Photography according to Calvin and Hobbes
Very well done musical take on popular photography
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