March 29, 2008
March 27, 2008
Free magazines…
Two free photography magazines in your mailbox.
It’ s only for US & Canada residents though… the rest of us can read the articles online, wich is a little more sympathetic to the environment. 
March 22, 2008
Polaroid Week 2008
Check out the Polaroid Week 2008 Group at Flickr.
It’s that time again…..POLAROID WEEK!This one is a little bittersweet — as you all know, Polaroid has stopped making their film. It very well could be the last Polaroid Week we have…
But until that happens, it’s time to play! Post a Polaroid a day.
APRIL 21 – APRIL 25, 2008
Five days. Five polaroids. (or more if you’re so inspired, just not more than 3 a day)
Starting on Monday, April 21 2008. Stock up on film (!), dust off your SX70, Spectra, 600 or Polaroid weapon of choice this week and start shooting!
Or dig out old squares you’ve found, stolen, or have had laying around since high school and scan scan scan.
Here are our requests: please post photos you haven’t posted on Flickr before. Meaning, give us something new — don’t contribute a Polaroid to this group that you already posted last September. That’s just plain lazy. Also, please don’t post more than three photos to the pool a day.
C’mon. Play with us. You know you want to.
Love,Cate n’ Lori
PS: Check out last year’s Polaroid Week 2007 for inspiration!
Ansel Adams: Celebration of Genius
Ansel Adams is among the few photographers in all the history of photography whose name and work enjoy worldwide recognition. His stunning landscapes and intimate still lifes of nature continue to enthrall viewers. Adams’s ability to convey the power and grandeur of nature in a black-and-white photograph is astounding. This exhibition honors the man and celebrates his genius.Jeanne Verhulst discusses some of her favorite works in the sold-out traveling exhibition Ansel Adams: Celebration of Genius. Ms. Verhulst is the associate curator of exhibitions at George Eastman House, International Center of Photography and Film.
March 21, 2008
‘The Shot’ a short film by Puven Pather…
Two photographers in a war zone come to terms with the moral and ethical dilemmas of their job.
