Photographs can exist on their own, and as metaphors with meanings.
A Haiku About a Bird: Photograph as Metaphor
Penn Museum, National Science Foundation, Surviving: The Body of Evidence exhibit, A Memoir
Enduring metaphors – “Surviving: The Body of Evidence” traveling NSF exhibition at the Penn Museum, University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Philadelphia, PA. These are but a few impressions from an archeology visitor’s travel photojournal.
Morning Light – When the light is good…shoot
Sometimes it’s all about the light and the moment. When the light is good, almost everything seems to have a glow. The textures take on an even more tactile quality than expected. Shoot then, edit later.
A Short Course in Digital Photography by Barbara London and Jim Stone – Review by Ken Storch
A review of the book “A Short Course in Digital Photography” by Barbara London and Jim Stone, Prentice Hall, ISBN-10: 0205645925, ISBN-13: 978-0205645923
Photographers, students, and teachers are always asking me for book recommendations on digital photography and for tips on improving their photography technique. Are you looking for such a book? Is this latest offering by authors Barbara London and Jim Stone, “A Short Course in Digital Photography” the best book for you too?
A Useful Chart of ISO Settings – F Stops – Shutter Speeds by third and half stops
This is a practical list, in a chart, of F-stops, Shutter Speeds, and ISO settings showing the one third (1/3) stop and one half (1/2) stop increments as well as the whole stop settings. It is intended to help understanding of all the in between numbers for photographers, and students of photography.
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What is this RSS I keep hearing about?
RSS is a great way to keep up with frequently updated info on the web, such as this site, other blogs and news. I’ve found that many people don’t know about it, even people who are already using it, say on a Yahoo or Google reader page, Blogline, or even through Outlook.. So, I decided to add this little blog note for your information.