Jim Goldestein had a stellar turn out for his recently published blog project Best Photographs of 2008. 92 of his readers participated in his contents (myself included) which should give us about 920 photographs to appreciate (roughly 10 per photographer). Read More …
In today’s media saturated, time starved world, many photographers have lost the will to print their photos. The question of to print or not to print never even crosses their minds. Either they are to busy dealing with balancing out all Read More …
Earlier this week I heard a brief segment on NPR’s Talk of the Nation that featured travel writer Rick Steves. Apparently Rick has recently completed an episode of his travel show about traveling in Iran. I have to admit that Read More …
After looking through hundreds of photos from 2008 for my Reflecting on 2008 Through Photos post over on the FocalPower blog, I wanted to share my personal favorite photos from the various collections I perused and explain why I find Read More …
I previously wrote about Airship Ventures and their Zeppelin flight service that will soon be available in the San Francisco Bay Area. Well, tomorrow is the big day where their Zeppelin arrives in the Bay Area. I have been in Read More …
Today’s local paper had an unexpected article about a Bay Area startup business that could be the ultimate aerial photography platform. While most Bay Area startups are high tech related, this one could actually be considered rebirth of an old Read More …
Early last year I commented on some notion running around the United Kingdom that photographers would need to carry ID cards. With the U.K. being one of the most CCTV happy countries out there, most of my British friends are Read More …