Category archives: links
Tim Briner
This week at Too Much Chocolate, I interview Brooklyn photographer Tim Briner about his Boonville series. It is beautiful and very thoughtful work, and I was happy to get some insight into Tim’s experiences while working on the project. I think you will enjoy reading it as well.
Ellen Rennard
From the series “Horses on the Backside” by Ellen Rennard
I received a print of the lovely photograph above in the mail this week from Ellen Rennard. I mentioned Ellen’s work recently when she had a piece in Daniel Cooney’s emerging photographer auction, but I thought it would be worthwhile to feature a few more photos from her website. They are so beautiful, and heartfelt.
Blogs you should probably be reading
In lieu of maintaining a proper blogroll, every once in a while I like to post links to a few blogs I have been enjoying. In no particular order:
- B – Blake Andrews – Blake and I seem to have similar interests. I loved today’s post on Sternfeld’s Approximately 17 of 41 Sperm Whales That Beached and Subsequently Died, Florence, Oregon, June 1979, as well as his always challenging (impossible, I say) quizzes.
Fraction Magazine Group Show: The Unnatural Nature of Food
There is some great work in this group show curated by Melanie McWharter. I especially liked Jonathan Feinstein’s contribution, as well as the images by Dan Nelken and Cynthia Greg.
Recent arrivals via post
My eyes are tired from looking at too many JPGs. I am happy to report that the United States Postal Service is still in business, and here are a few prints I’ve received in the mail over the last couple of months to prove it.