We used to live on one of the oldest streets in the dead-center of Toulouse, a city in southwest France. In case you were unaware, the coffee in France generally sucks.…
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Photo-PhilosophyDilemma Dilemma: What Shall I Use, Color or Black & White? A Short Comparison – by Andrew Morang
When the digital tsunami overwhelmed the world of picture-taking in the mid-2000s, I bought various digital camera and used them for color work. However, I continued to take black and white…
Alex Lambrechts is a fashion and editorial photographer with clients all over the world, to all of whom he offers a very identifiable style. Alex has recently evolved his style choosing…
Photo-Philosophy Rangefinders (Changeable Lens) Thoughts on CamerasCamera Performance – The Kiev 4 Bites Back – By James Northcote
I first got into film photography to pass the time on film sets between scenes. Film sets are amazing places to photograph. Lots of interesting looking people doing weird and wonderful…
There’s a lot to be said for practice when it comes to manual focusing cameras. Unfortunately, it’s fair to say that practice is something that I’m completely out of when it…
Photo-PhilosophyFilm Photography Shows Why Private Property and Capitalist Markets Work Well – By Frank H. Wu
If anyone had doubts about it, the comparison of digital photography and film photography presents a compelling argument for the norms of private property and the capitalist marketplace. Simply put, because…
I recently took two tours that revealed different philosophies about how we look at the world around us. At the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, there are no title cards for the…
Photo-Philosophy Photos & ProjectsA Portrait of a Violin Maker, and some reflections on shooting what I enjoy
On Thursday last week I spent half the day taking photos of a man who makes and restores violins. It was, to say the least, an enjoyable experience, but it also…
My images are sharper than yours. I acknowledge that your pictures are always crisply in focus, But my images are so sharp that they can cut your cornea if you look at them…
