
Rhetorical thinking about photography. This newsletter will be irregular. Sometimes every day, sometimes once a month, following my need to write.
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Before you push the shutter button, before even you leave the house, everything has been decided. You might not have a list of photographs you expect to take on the day, but your visual values have already decided what will come out of your...
Photographers often pride themselves on knowing who they are and what they do. In fact, a lot of us believe that it is a requirement to do good stuff. But this leads to a kind of self-deception that is hard to catch because it doesn’t feel...
The image the world calls the first photograph is nearly invisible, undecipherable. Looking at it, most people can’t see anything clearly identifiable. And it hasn’t been in France for over a century.
The photo is a pewter plate, about six...
I used to believe my photography time was precious, which meant every outing had to count. If I couldn’t imagine the shot I wanted before leaving the house, I’d stay home, because why bother. Better to do nothing than to waste time making n...
Capa was on Omaha Beach under fire on the morning of D-Day, the 6th June 1944, putting himself in danger to make images that he thought were important. He pushed the shutter on his Contax II rangefinder ten times, maybe eleven. Those frames...
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Amateur photographer. I started taking photography seriously in 2005 when the Canon 350D came out. A friend of mine had shown me his 300D and I fell in love with DSLRs.
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