PUBLIC MARKS from sbrothier with tags photography & blog

The Visual Culture Blog is published by the photographer and researcher in visual culture Marco Bohr. As he reached the finishing line of a theory based PhD on Japanese photography of the 1990s, Marco began the Visual Culture Blog in October 2010 to vent some ideas that didn’t fit into the thesis. Born and raised in Germany, studying photography in Canada, living in Japan, and continuing postgraduate studies in the UK, he hopes to bring an international perspective to the study of visual culture(s). Marco recently completed a Visiting Fellowship at the Australian National University and is on his way to become Lecturer in Visual Communication at Loughborough University.

We are husband and wife, living in Paris. This blog shows our growing book collection

The following is a catalogue of the different pieces of gear I have been using in my kit – some for years and some only more recently. I have included the items I currently use and love most, and just like my kit, expect this list to be ever evolving. There will be new additions to the list over time, and I will continue to populate it with examples and behind the scenes footage of the gear in action.

Médecins Sans Frontières photo blog

Last month CondeNast announced iPad versions of 5 of their titles were being prepped,(not for Vogue and W yet!) . Interview, however, is taking the plunge. Back in February, a video demo of their iPad app ( see below) , showing the photography and text of the magazine intermixed with video and audio content.

dslrnewsshooter.com is dedicated to the use of the latest HD-dSLRs like the Canon Eos5DmkII, 7D and Nikon D300s for news, documentary and factual shooting. Run by working news shooter Dan Chung it should be a place for professionals, educators, students and industry figures to discuss the practice and the art of cinematic in documenting the real world.

Lens Culture is an online magazine celebrating international contemporary photography, art, media, and world cultures. Discover photography from all continents and various points of view: documentary, fine art, photojournalism, poetic, personal, abstract, human, and street photography.

FWAPhoto goes mobile A few weeks ago theFWA released their brand new FWAPhoto concept. An online gallery showcasing the worlds most beautiful artwork. Together with Group94, they released an AIR-based screensaver called ‘lightboxer’ which brings FWAPhoto to the desktop. It visualizes the photo of the day, but that’s not all. In order to personalize the photostream, people are able to add their favourite pictures in the lightboxer. This is perfectly manageble on fwaphoto.com, the beautiful homepage of this initiative.

We'd like to meet other photographers in order to do photo raids in Brussels, by night (between 8 pm and 2 am). It would be really cool if we can gather a few passionate people!

This Blog is for commercial photographer David Tejada. David shoots assignment photography for fortune 500 companies worldwide. He has specialized in annual reports, corporate brochures, editorial and advertising work for 26 years.

We're excited by all of the PocketWizard shooters around the globe, and set up this blog so we can share their enthusiasm for making images. Thanks for visiting.

Gerald Holubowicz is a French freelance photojournalist based in New York since 2006. After studying Law and Journalism in France, he worked with Abaca Press as staff photographer for almost 3 years. In September 2006 he moved to New York and, after a brief stint with ABACA USA, joined POLARIS Images. His work has been published in New York Magazine, BusinessWeek, Time.com, Portfolio.com, Sport Illustrated as well as in French news magazines such as L'Express, Le Nouvel Observateur, Le JDD, PHOTO and many others. Gerald is available for editorial and corporate assignments.

Predominant daily news on fashion, art, design and pop culture

Le projet Lense s’est lancé en 2007, sur une simple envie de parler photo de manière aussi efficace que décontractée. Car nous sommes aujourd’hui tous intéressés ou passionnés par cet art aussi accessible que pointu, récemment bouleversé par la révolution numérique.

I use both digital and traditionnal cameras. Tools : Canon 350D, Canon 5D, Canon A1, Nikon EM, Nikkormat, Certo6, Polaroid Barbie edition 600, Lomo Smena. and check the party photo blog l'aperolog

This is the photoblog of Jason Strachan. I live in Cape Town, South Africa. I shoot my photographs with a Canon 350D, Canon 15mm fisheye, Tokina 12-24mm, Tamron 28-75mm and other assorted junk.

"Dawn spread across the gargantuan landscape. Alang, in daylight, was barely recognizable as a beach. It was a narrow, smoke-choked industrial zone six miles long, where nearly two hundred ships stood side by side in progressive states of dissection, yawning open to expose their cavernous holds, spilling their black innards onto the tidal flats... Night watchmen were swinging the yard gates open now, revealing the individual plots, each demarcated by little flags or other markers stuck in the sand, and heavily cluttered with cut metal and nautical debris."

clayton james cubitt's mom was a teenage runaway, go-go dancing at a club on bourbon street in new orleans. his dad was a canadian national running pot over the border from mexico.

des photos pleines de poésie qui prennent des allures de peintures clair obscures