2.21.2011
2.17.2011
sally mann on npr today
listen to the npr story
for all of you who want to learn wet plate collodion this April.
for all of you who want to learn wet plate collodion this April.
2.13.2011
Adrienne Grunwald
Adrienne Grunwald is a New York City based photographer
I went ahead and pulled a few images from her website.
(I like the way she designed her menu and info options).
this was taken from her (quite funny) series called "Better Something For Nothing"
from "Movements" series
this one is from her series "Parc Chateau"
which was selected for Project Basho's Onward 11'
2.07.2011
Libby Rowe
This is a link to Libby Rowe's "Dwellings" series. I don't know if you guys ever got a chance to hear her speak at Watkins (Tori had her speak for my photo II class) but she is really great. I have recently been most inspired by this "Dwellings" series.
Dwellings.
Dwellings.
2.06.2011
formatting for your papers
Here is the link to the Owl at Purdue - a great site to reference before you turn in your papers. Follow their ideas of formatting your paper (where to put your name) and citations.
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/
Mary Daniel Hobson
“Inspired by a dream, I have been gathering photographs from my past and bottling them. The torn edges of the photographs reference the fragmentary nature of memory. When grouped together in sets, the images take on a cubistic quality, emulating how the eye moves through a scene, never quite recording the entire picture.
I am also interested in the conflation of art and science. The photographs hover in mineral oil like specimens, once fully alive, now waiting to be analyzed. I have been particularly drawn to imagery of the natural world because it is nature that science has worked so hard to seal and study while paradoxically it is nature that holds mysteries larger than can ever possibly be contained.”
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