- What is wrong with us? I say us. We. Photojournalists. I am not exempt. Why does it seem like we're never truly happy? Never fully satisfied?
- The photography book market has been steadily expanding, and people know it. As far as I know, most photo books were always printed in small editions (a few thousand maybe), simply because the demand for them was so small.
- Chocolate Bunny by Sander Plug - via WoosterColelctive
- WFMU's Beware of the Blog: 365 Days #336 - Sound 8: Background Music For Your Personal Movies (mp3s)I'm a huge, HUGE collector of "Music for/Music to" records. This one comes like a piece of collecting heaven, where even the tracks have titles like "Music For Travel Scenes", "Music for Water Activities", "Music for Family Fun", etc.
- Nikon has finally caught up with Canon on autofocus with the Nikon D3/D300, at least in theory.
- My last visit to Iraq was six months ago and as I returned to Baghdad on Saturday for a month-long embed, I wondered if anything had really changed.
- Throughout the years of 2000-03 the award-winning photographer Nicolai Howalt followed young Danish boys boxing in Denmark and abroad. The result is the book 'Boxer'. The book portrays a series of young boxers in the moment before and after the match.
- Warren Jeffs: "All the ordinance work since father's passing has to be redone and there's many men that were sent away that do hold priesthood and their families will need to be put back."
- How many of you have boxes and boxes of old slides and negatives sitting on a shelf in a closet somewhere gathering dust?
- Taryn Simon's new show and book, “An American Index” goes about documenting secret places in America that have rarely been seen by the public eye: the bureau of engraving and printing, a cryogenics facility, a hymenoplasty, a site for testing firework
- All told, the United States has spent an estimated $500 billion to fight drugs - with very little to show for it. Cocaine is now as cheap as it was when Escobar died and more heavily used.
Monday, December 3, 2007
12.3.2007
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