Being a member of various photo forums, I have only one comment to make – if you do not know photo history, please read a book. Arm yourself with knowledge, not small minded thinking. You are not alone. You are part of over 150 years of technical and artistic development. Remember that. You are onlyContinue reading “…know photo history..”
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An Exclusive Interview with Keith Goldstein
An Exclusive Interview with Keith Goldstein
Print Sale – EXTENDED!!
In honor of “Cyber Monday”, and in time for the holiday, I am offering a print sale. Any image archivally printed on 8 1/2″ X 11″ Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper, for $20. Price includes shipping within CONUS. International shipping please add $5. More images can be seen here – http://www.pbase.com/keithbg/root&page=all
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Flo: Portrait of a Street Photographer
I met Flo over 30 years ago. She probably would not remember me, but people who met her and have seen her work will remember.
Disconnect…
A disconnect every so often is good. Good for the soul. I long sometimes for the old days before the internet and social media, where one had to make connections face to face. Discourse then was extremely hard to find. Most people, if they weren’t connected through a gallery, a photo club, etc., worked byContinue reading “Disconnect…”
“Congrats on being The Story of the Week!” – JPG Magazine
“Looking On – Watching The Building Of The Freedom Tower” http://jpgmag.com/stories/19504/?utm_source=gave_props_to_what&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=activity_digest
“Drawn to Water: NYC H20”, Photoville, Pier 5, Brooklyn Bridge Park
If you are in the area, please drop by to see the exhibit! Thanks! ___________________________________________________________ Good Morning, I am writing on behalf of the East River Ferry to thank you for submitting photographs via submittable.com for our gallery at Photoville in Brooklyn Bridge Park later this month. We’re very excited to say that we likedContinue reading ““Drawn to Water: NYC H20”, Photoville, Pier 5, Brooklyn Bridge Park”
“Looking On”, Watching the building of the Freedom Tower.
The Chaff
There has been a lot of talk in some online forums concerning Eric Kim going “Open Source”. The photo industry has changed a great deal over the last few years. Professional photographers are not as respected nor given the chance to make a living from a domain that was once theirs alone. Technology has madeContinue reading “The Chaff”