Category Archives: photographers & exhibitions

This Turkish photographer creates one-of-a-kind composites that combine aerial and earthbound views.  A sample:More: http://www.diyphotography.net/photographer-creates-warped-landscapes-like-youve-never-seen/

Don’t really follow fashion or fashion photography (but am a fan of Richard Avedon‘s great stuff from mid-20th century to early 2000s).  However, some stuff is too interesting to ignore.  Like many of these slideshow images from “Best Photos From Fashion … Continue reading →

From a slideshow in a The New Yorker piece by Sarah Stillman on this photographer’s work.

Old photography partner comes up a with Library of Congress find, date uncertain — probably late 1800s or early 1900s, photographer unknown, of Native American Indians developing film in an outdoor makeshift “darkroom” using river water:

Alfred Eisenstaedt, at the 1953 Inauguration of President Dwight Eisenhower (surely you remember that) … More from LIFE

Pete Souza’s farewell photograph, today …

See the winning entries here.  Here’s one, from the Novice DSLR category:

See the New York Times’ photographers work here.

While reading the New York Times Magazine‘s remembrance of notable people departed during 2016, one of its accompanying photographs was this by Gordon Parks, probably my favorite portrait of Muhammad Ali. The magazine also asked photographer Mitch Epstein to make … Continue reading →

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/12/22/sunday-review/2016-year-in-pictures.html