When I talk to digital photographers about the nuts and bolts of the craft, there’s a topic that comes up unusually often: what size flash cards to use in your camera. There are photographers that say that you want to keep the card size small, so when there’s a file system error, you won’t lose… [Read More]
A new series
The skies are bluer. The wind blows sweetly. The world is full of possibilities. I’m falling in love? No, but there are similarities in the body chemistry. I’ve got a new series. Like love, you never know when it’s going to hit, and it sometimes comes at an inconvenient time. I’m up to my eyeballs… [Read More]
Unpacking the prints
I spent some time yesterday unpacking the prints for the 2009 CPA Juried Exhibition. Many people brought their prints to the Center, so they weren’t hard to unwrap. The prints that were shipped were a different story. Everyone packed their prints well enough to survive the rigors of UPS; there was no damage. Some of… [Read More]
Art versus craft
I saw this quote in an ad for a guitar, attributed to St Francis of Assisi. Ignoring the fact that I first encountered it in the service of crass commercialism, and asking you to forgive the 13th-century gender viewpoint, I pass it along in the hope that it may mean something to you. He who… [Read More]
Judging juried exhibitions
The CPA recently completed the judging process for our upcoming juried exhibition. There were 696 photographs submitted by 165 artists. Huntington Witherill and I ran Lightroom while Al Weber picked 77 images by 70 photographers for the show. There were submittals from many famous photographers as well as people with more modest recognition, and, perhaps,… [Read More]
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