I have been fascinated for a while with leaves and shadows, inspired by the work of Imogen Cunningham. So last weekend there was briefly a bit of sun on the leaves that led to some nice shadows. However, unexpectedly, I … Continue reading
There’s a story that the American photographer Imogen Cunningham used to tell about her friend and fellow photographer Dorothea Lange. The two women were contemporaries but had different styles of photography: Cunningham once said that she “need never photograph ugliness”, … Continue reading
So my photography lecture about The Trailblazers went well yesterday, despite a relatively sparse turnout (11 people, including the organizer, her intern, and Chris.) Ah well. People speculated that perhaps it was scheduled (by the group that hosted the talk) … Continue reading
I’m not going to manage to get a regular post up today, as I’ve been busy putting the finishing touches on the lecture I’m giving this evening at the German-American Institute (d.a.i.) here in Tübingen. Tonight’s talk, the first in … Continue reading
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So my first official stop as a tourist in London a couple of weeks ago was Trafalgar Square to check out those fountains. After consulting a guidebook or two before I got there,
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We’re about to head out again. For the 4th year in a row, Chris is presenting at a visualization conference held in July in London (well done, Chris – congratulations!). Well at least, he’s presenting at the same conference that’s … Continue reading
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Today I offer another set of photos in my ongoing homage to Imogen Cunningham. I’m definitely pursing the leaf, light and shadow theme in a slightly different direction from Cunningham’s work, but it’s fun seeing what I notice as inspiration … Continue reading
After saying I hardly ever take photos of faces in inanimate places anymore, I just realized I actually did take another one recently. It was taken
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Today we have a few more of my experiments with photos of leaves and shadows. As I mentioned in last month, I’ve been inspired by Imogen Cunningham and many of her works. But probably my favorite photo of hers continues … Continue reading
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Typically I don’t do double-exposure photography of any type, neither ones created “in camera” nor ones created by combining photos later on the computer. However, our photography group here recently picked Double-Exposures as our theme for the next meeting. It’s … Continue reading