Photographers Category

Check it out at sebamaya.com.

Therese Brown, whose Holga, pinhole, and Polaroid work I’ve been following on Flickr for the last two years or so, has just launched a web site of her photography as well as a blog.
Check it out at thisiswhatisee.com!

Katie Cooke has just launched a portfolio site of her pinhole work, which I am a rather huge fan of. I could go on and on about how great it is, but you may as well just go and see for yourself at slowlight.net.
While you’re there, you may also want to have a look at [...]

The title says it all. I could go on and on about how much I like his work, but it speaks for itself. Check it out at www.chriskeeney.com.

Check it out at my-dream-is-the-awakening.net!

Filmmaker Jay Cornelius produced a short film about color photography poineer Stephen Shore, in which he talks about all sorts of interesting things.

Stephen Shore is an influential American photographer. Selling his first photographs to the curator of the MOMA at age 14, and photographing Andy Warhol’s factory at age 17, he has had a long [...]

Photographer Mr. E Cipher has just launched a Web site, and I’m happy to report that it kicks as much ass as his work does. Seriously. It looks great, is easy and straightforward to use, communicates the necessary info, and doesn’t bog you down with a bunch of irrelevant crap or 8-second cross-fades between images [...]

Photographer Matt Larkin is working on a book of wet plate collodion ambrotypes documenting people doing ritual body suspension. While some may find the subject matter challenging, I find the photography incredibly compelling—it captures both the intensity and the peace that I’ve heard can come from the suspension experience.
You can see more of Larkin’s wet [...]

Paul Butzi writes at The Online Photographer:

I’m a big fan of Ted Orland’s books (especially Art and Fear [with David Bayles] and The View from the Studio Door), so I’m delighted to be able to point readers to an in-process online interview of Orland.
The interview started this past Sunday, it’s still going on, and it [...]

pinhole.com’s Gregg Kemp interviews pinhole photographer Edward Levinson about his new photography book, Timescapes Japan – A Pinhole Journey.