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Tag Archives: Lewis Hine
Monday Missive — September 7, 2020
Quotes “I was told that the best way to learn to make photographs is to make a lot of them, and that’s impossible to argue with.” — David duChemin “A photographer’s work is given shape and style by his personal … Continue reading
Posted in Links and Quotes
Tagged Bequest, copyright, death, Google Images, Lewis Hine, licensing, minimalism, sharpening
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Monday Missive — March 2, 2020
Quotes “What I see through the lens, what catches my attention, in the woods of my walks, in my interiors and in my beloveds faces and bodies are reflections of my internal world.” — Pam Heemskerk in Lenscratch, Feb. 28, … Continue reading
Posted in Links and Quotes
Tagged 32-bit, Alabama, birds, brushes, Cambridge, Export, Gordon Parks, Lewis Hine, Links and Quotes, MD, reflections, scripts, Sebastiao Salgado, segregation, tablet
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Monday Missive — December 23, 2019
Quotes “Consulting the rules of composition before taking a photograph is like consulting the laws of gravity before going for a walk.” – Edward Weston “Only photograph what you love.” — Tim Walker “The best critiques I’ve seen are not … Continue reading
Posted in Links and Quotes
Tagged defringing selections, fur, Gary Beeber, hair, Hue and Saturation, Lewis Hine, Links and Quotes, perspective, screen, social reform, window reflection
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Monday Missive — September 16b, 2019
Ooops. I published September 16 on September 9, but won’t change the dates because the URL uses the title and I am not sure what will happen to the posting. That’s why this is labeled “16b.” Sorry for the confusion. … Continue reading
Monday Missive — July 15, 2019
Quotes “The biggest misconception in photography is still this: that better cameras and more knowledge make better photographs.” — David DuChemin “If limitation spawns creativity, is the limitless resource of the Internet a good thing?” — Alec Soth “I prefer … Continue reading
Monday Missive — July 8, 2019
Quotes “The best pictures differentiate themselves by nuances…a tiny relationship – either a harmony or a disharmony – that creates a picture.” – Ernst Haas “Use the talents you possess, for the woods would be very silent if no birds … Continue reading
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Tagged chemigrams, geotagging, Irving Penn, Lewis Hine, Links and Quotes
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Monday Missive — September 17, 2017
Quotes “Just put on the lens and go.” – Miroslav Tichy “The best critiques I’ve seen are not about the image’s technical properties. The best critiques question why the photograph was created in the first place.” — CJ Chilvers in … Continue reading
Monday Missive — October 16, 2017
Quotes “In large measure becoming an artist consists of learning to accept yourself, which makes your work personal, and in following your own voice, which makes your work distinctive.” — David Bayles and Ted Orland in Art & Fear “I … Continue reading
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Tagged BW, Dawoud Bey, Dewees Island, eclipse, Lewis Hine, Links and Quotes, Palmetto, Peter Essick, SC, wildlife
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