Landscapes in Focus,Stories in Silver
Medium Format Picture of the Week (MFPOTW) Weekly blog series showcasing photographs that were mostly left out of my galleries. It also features other images I appreciate for various reasons. I hope you’ll enjoy taking this journey with me Another shot from beautiful evening light at the Castlerigg Stone circle in Lake District National Park …
Medium Format Picture of the Week (MFPOTW) Weekly blog series showcasing photographs that were mostly left out of my galleries. It also features other images I appreciate for various reasons. I hope you’ll enjoy taking this journey with me This place is quite a famous spot in the Lake District National Park. I found it …
Wait is over. I believe I mentioned this in my previous post; my Hasselblad failed during my trip to Iceland. It was all my bad; since I bought the camera 10 years ago, I never had it serviced, and it feels like it was only a question of time until something went wrong. After the …
Medium Format Picture of the Week (MFPOTW) Weekly blog series showcasing photographs that were mostly left out of my galleries. It also features other images I appreciate for various reasons. I hope you’ll enjoy taking this journey with me Evening light at the Castlerigg Stone circle in Lake District National Park What is your favourite …
I own 3 Eliot Porter’s books . In this short article I will try to do a short review of all three of them. Let’s start with another review. Book Title: Eliot Porter Author: Eliot Porter Published by: New York Graphic Society Books. Little, Brown and Company, Boston . first edition 1987 This book is …
Author: Minor White ( Edited by Todd Cronan and Peter C. Bunnell) Title: Memorable fancies Published by: Princeton University Art Museum , 2024 The book brings together selections from Minor White’s personal journals, which he began keeping in the 1930s and which Todd Cronan and Peter C. Bunnell later edited. As a result, it reads …
I believe every person who have keen interest in photography knows what Magnum agency is. Right? From the Magnum website: Two years after the apocalypse of the Second World War, Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, George Rodger, and David “Chim” Seymour came together to found Magnum Photos. The conflict marked each of them deeply. It left …