
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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Last week I said I hate the word work and then proceeded to use it and explain it with a private definition: work is what you’ve shared, everything else is practice. I feel that I need to clarify that post. I had planned to revisit it at so...
Starting this new project, I’m going in blind. I have thought about where I wanted to go and what I expected at the end of it, but I haven’t really made a detailed plan of what exactly I was going to do. I don’t even really know how I’m goi...
The more I look into little known women photographers that have risked or lost their lives to show what was happening in the world, the more I’m in awe of them. One such photographer was Camille Lepage.
She worked as a photojournalist for...
Most of my photos are never seen by anyone. Not even my family and friends. I take a fair number of them, though nothing like what I shot twenty years ago, and only a tiny fraction ever makes it out of my computer. A photo per post on Subst...
I complained a while back that I needed a project but I couldn’t find a good theme. A project gives direction and meaning to your photography and I had the feeling that I was flapping about without a clear goal.
Recently,...
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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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