8 Ways to Spot the Pro Photographer - The Photoletariat

8 Ways to Spot the Pro Photographer - The Photoletariat

this was HILARIOUS.... photo nerds... what we do for THE shot!!!

for the love of photography

I love learning about how photography changes people's perspective and gives us a way to get out in the world or into our psyches.

Photography is a window, a ticket, a passport and a conduit to connect our worlds. Thank you Doug DuBois for sharing your intimate

perspective of your process.

Conscientious | Doug DuBois about his family photography

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DEADLINE: MAY 10th 2010
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Want to explore, learn, rub elbows with fellow photogeeks and trade fstop favorites ? Here's a great opportunity to foster your relationship with the photographic family.

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The Border Fence Rises in the Southwest

I admire strong bodies of work like this. How many days, the heat, the driving, the people and circumstances; I wonder what was playing on the radio- I wonder about both sides of the issue or what it's like to be the fence being in the middle. As one of my FB friends responded; it is not a black and white issue. What do these images say to you? What side are you on? How and how could this become a different reality? I feel I have miles of work to do..... so best get busy !

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the little things

NIce musings: The Little Brown Mushroom blog

To be free;Don't Close your eyes

Here's an inspiring story about photographer Antonin Kratochvill.. Sometimes I wonder how and why we do what we do; to stay true to the pursuit of one's work and vision. I find stories like this to be a shot in the arm to stay the course. Don't give up, keep shooting.

http://www.antoninkratochvil.com/

PASSION out of the box.

A new Post "Photographer Louie Psihoyos and The Cove" was written on the August 17, 2009 at 10:06 am on "A Photo Editor".
inspiration from Aphotoeditor.com

Stella Kramer interviews photographer Louie Psihoyos
(spent 17 years traveling the world shooting for National Geographic)
about his career and his new movie The Cove [3].

Any advice for new photographers?
The only advice I would have for a young still photographer would be
to forget all advice and follow your passion with a passion. The
Universe has a strange way of supporting lunatics like us that refuse
to live inside the box. There is no box.


Links:
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[1] http://www.stellakramer.com/blog/
[2] http://www.psihoyos.com/
[3] http://thecovemovie.com/