Monday Missive — December 3, 2018

Quotes

I often think of that rare fulfilling joy, when I am in the presence of some wonderful alignment of events. Where the light, the colour, the shapes and the balance all interlock so beautifully that I feel truly overwhelmed by the wonder of it.” – Charlie Waite

To me, pictures are like blintzes – ya gotta get ‘em while they’re hot.” – Weegee

Creativity with portraits involves the invocation of a state of rapport when only a camera stands between two people…mutual vulnerability and mutual trust.” – Minor White

Links

– Bokeh The out of focus highlights behind your subject.
– Interesting interview and approach from an emerging Angolan photgrapher
– One minute video on how to upload to Instagram from your computer
– The Freezing Land: A photo essay on Northern China
– Canadian Far North Wildlife photographer Michelle Valberg I doubt I would ever go, but this article on a totally unfamiliar part of the world was very interesting.
– Sky replacement using Blend-If Simplified way to replace sky. 17 minute video
– Wildfire photographer
– Rituals of fraternity life in photos Photoessay
– The photographer, not the camera, makes the picture
– How to use a BW layer to control your colors

Went out on Sunday for wet dead flowers. You can find visual poetry and beauty anywhere and anytime if you just look.

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6 Responses to Monday Missive — December 3, 2018

  1. Harry Bosk says:

    Thanks for the Instagram link

  2. Ran says:

    The visual poetry of the dead flower is appreciated. Thanks

  3. Diane Bovenkamp says:

    What a striking juxtaposition between the sentiment evoked by the quotes from Weegee and Minor White. Lots of inspiration for getting out with the camera. Really like your flower images.

    • Rich says:

      I hadn’t seen how those quotes opposed each other, I just liked them both. But looking at the work of the two photographers, it shouldn’t be a surprise that they come from opposite poles. Thanks for pointing that out.

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