November 26th, 2008 | by Dalton | published in links
I thought I’d leave you for a long weekend with a few of my favorite photography-related blogs. I’d rather do this from time to time than try to keep a blogroll, so expect more of these posts in the future as I dig into my feed reader.
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October 10th, 2008 | by Dalton | published in links, news
Light Leaks Issue 11
I am excited to announce that I have a photo in the current issue of Light Leaks Magazine. Light Leaks is a venue for “low fidelity” photographers who use toy cameras, Polaroids, and alternative processes as part of their work. One of the photos from my “There are no straight lines in Brooklyn” series is reproduced in issue 11, the Polaroid issue, which is available now.
September 24th, 2008 | by Dalton | published in editorial, links
An interesting new blog popped up a few weeks ago. Schtock.com claimed to be the work of an enthusiastic amateur designer working at a major stock agency, anonymously posting interesting images from the agency’s archives on their personal blog. It felt just a tiny bit illicit. We all knew that this person might be risking their job by posting these images without permission, and the work was good; sometimes funny, sometimes juxtaposed in ways that were quite striking. I quickly looked forward to checking the blog every day.
August 29th, 2008 | by Dalton | published in links
Via Cara Phillips, I found this great slideshow of images from Damon Winter following Barack Obama on the campaign trail.
August 28th, 2008 | by Dalton | published in links, photographers
Photograph by Victoria Sambunaris
There is some wonderful landscape photography on the Women in Photography blog this week. Victoria Sambunaris travels prodigiously and makes expansive photographs of natural landscapes permeated with industrial artifacts. It’s a subject that’s been handled before, but not often done this well. One thing that immediately comes across is Ms. Sambunaris’ excellent use of color. The palette of these photographs is very subtle and controlled, and yet feels very natural at the same time.
August 27th, 2008 | by Dalton | published in links, photographers
I recently discovered tinytinygroupshow, an online exhibition of photographs curated by Kevin J. Miyazaki. The latest tinytinygroupshow, “Simultaneous”, is a series of photographs that were all taken at exactly 12:00 central time on August 17th.
May 16th, 2008 | by Dalton | published in links
Thanks to Rachel at Shoot The Blog, my humble website has seen a huge upswing in traffic over the last 24 hours. Aww shucks, I’m blushing.
If you’re new here, I’d love for you to stay and take a look around. If you’re just looking for some pictures, I’ve got a gallery of my favorite current work, as well as a link to all of the photographs I’ve posted to this blog, ever.
May 14th, 2008 | by Dalton | published in links, process
Information about contemporary photographers who work in platinum and palladium.
March 17th, 2008 | by Dalton | published in art world, links
Jason Kottke links today to some statistics released by the Virginia Quarterly Review about the correlation between cliché in poetry and likelihood of publication. It turns out, contrary to their predictions, the connection is pretty strong.
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