Photography Bay
Photography Bay
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
WEBPAGE PHOTOS
SUNSET FOR WEBPAGE
WEB PHOTOGRAPHY
CAR FOR WEBPAGETuesday, March 30, 2010
JAMEY STILLINGS: Bridge At Hoover Dam Series CENTER Awards
project: the bridge at hoover damPhotograph (c) Jamey Stillings /All Rights Reserved
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project: the bridge at hoover damCENTER (formerly the Santa Fe Center for Photography) awarded Jamey Stillings The Bridge at Hoover Dam series First Prize in the 2010 Editor’s Choice Award. Kathy Ryan, Picture Editor, The New York Times Magazine and Scott Thode, Editor-in-Chief, VII were the jurors. CENTER also awarded The Bridge at Hoover Dam series Honorable Mention in the 2010 Curator's Choice Award. The juror was Roxana Marcoci, Curator, Department of Photography, Museum of Modern Art. The Bridge At Hoover Dam Gallery
When my wife, Esha Chiocchio, and I first shared our photography with each other (prior to any official courtship!), she looked at the unlabeled image and asked, "Is that Vanuatu?" Turns out she had been on the same river on the island of Santos in Vanuatu a number of years before me. The world is full of mystery and synchronicity! Jamey Stillings Vanuatu Gallery
Monday, March 29, 2010
PDN EMERGING 30: West Coast Exhibition
Photograph (c) Alex Prager /All Rights Reserved
Photograph (c) Deborah Hamon /All Rights Reserved
Photograph (c) Yang Yi /All Rights Reserved
Photograph (c) Brent Lewin /All Rights Reserved
Photograph (c) Andy Spyra /All Rights Reserved
Photograph (c) Brent Lewin /All Rights Reserved
Photograph (c) Elizabeth Weinberg /All Rights Reserved
Photograph (c) Estelle Hanania /All Rights Reserved
Photograph (c) Gratiane de Moustier /All Rights Reserved
Photograph (c) Alex Prager /All Rights Reserved
Photograph (c) Matthieu Gafsou /All Rights Reserved
Photograph (c) Wayne Lawrence /All Rights Reserved
Photograph (c) Sohrab Hura /All Rights Reserved“2010 PDN Emerging 30” photography exhibition in conjunction with Month of Photography Los Angeles (MOPLA) at The Icon. Photo District News (PDN) selected thirty emerging photographers most likely to make an impact on the photographic industry. View the entire "2010 PDN Emerging 30" Gallery and Interviews.
April 8- May 28
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Scans: Visio Dei
I Picked up these scans (and others) today from Lens & Shutter today. I was shooting with the 14-24mm f2.8 and 85mm f1.4 and my trusty f5.
Other news in the world of scans: I dropped off a roll of black and white film to The Lab today. I'm interested to see how the two different labs compare scan-wise. I never have high expectations of Lens & Shutter and they somehow still manage to disappoint me most of the time, and vice-versa with The Lab. $20 per roll of uncut 35mm at each place.
hang loose,
Peter
JIM MARSHALL + TIMOTHY WHITE: Match Prints Opening
Match Prints: (left) Robert Plant, Los Angeles, CA, 1970 by Jim Marshall (right) Nicole Kidman, New York, NY, 2003 by Timothy White
Photography Heavyweights: Jean-Jacques Naudet (left) Author, Curator and Commissioner of Exhibitions in Arles, with (center) David Schonauer, Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. and (right) Achard & Associates, Philippe Achard.
The Opening crowd included actress Glenn Close (center) and photographer Roxanne Lowit (far left) with Stockland Martel photo agent Emily Leonardo
Match Prints Photographer Timothy White and Glenn Close. White photographed the Oscar-nominated actress for the FX series "Damages," in which she stars
Exhibition film crew captures wall photographs; (top left) by Timothy White, Shirley MacLaine, Los Angeles, CA, 1991; (top right) by Jim Marshall, Shelley Winters, New York, NY, 1963
MATCH PRINTS
Photographs by Jim Marshall and Timothy White
March 26 - April 24, 2010 Staley Wise Gallery NYC
Photographs by Jim Marshall and Timothy White
March 26 - April 24, 2010 Staley Wise Gallery NYC
"Jim Marshall, a photographer who took some of the most famous images of rock and pop musicians, including Jimi Hendrix setting his guitar aflame at the Monterey International Pop Festival and Johnny Cash at San Quentin State Prison, died on Tuesday night (March 23) in a hotel in New York. He was 74."–The New York Times, March 24, 2010
I've looked at love from both sides now
I am leaving for a week to Washington. I am excited to be with the bride to be but really going to miss my husband. Funny how those things work. I wanted to share some things that have inspired me today!
I love the intimacy this picture provides. Here they are in formal clothes, on a big day, and yet
their feet are sandy and they are enjoying one another's company. Sweet.
This tablescape is GORGEOUS! Now the only thing is how do you see the guests on the other side? I do really like the idea behind it but I think that you would need to make it a little more, shall you say, accessible for guests to eat and talk?
This idea is brilliant! The bride and groom decided to create their own "family tree" and hung different framed photographs of their lives and family on a tree that was around the reception site. It was a great way for people to be engaged in their past and present. HEART THIS BIG TIME.
This just inspires me to think outside the box. The bright pink tie is awesome and the look on
the bride and grooms faces is priceless. You can tell that they are so happy! I love this one.
Again, how sweet is this?!? The elusive piggy back ride that all girls want when
their feet hurt after a night out. I just think that this shows again a sense of intimacy and a peek
into the couples personality that we don't usually get to see.
What a unique idea! This couple used old library cards and put their cards in the boxes labeled for their last name. I think this is such a simple and interesting way to to do your table cards.
I just want to be here. Enough said.
Again, balloons make my world complete. Simple, whimsical, elegant.
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Heart.
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