So I’m launching Photograview.com an Interview & Review blog about photographs and their creators. I’m currently looking for targeted sponsor ship so if you have a photography related product please let me know.
I’m sorry for such a short post today … going back to work now.
A newspaper photographer from Utah, Ryan McGeeney got a little too close to the action at the State High School Track Championships — and was speared through the leg by a javelin. The thumbnail to this story is the picture he shot of himself, while others tended to him.
This is why I don’t take pictures for the newspaper or sporting events that deal with large sharp pointy things being thrown in the air!
il m’avait pourtant dit, originally uploaded by A. Denomay.
So I favorited this photo along time ago on flickr. I’ve been wanting to talk about this young man for quite some time now. His images are stellar! I’m really jealous of what this guy has put together for his body of work and at such a young age too. By all means check out the rest of his photographs as well as friend him up on the social networks he belongs to. Here are his links:
Nick Evans, a former intern at The Galveston County Daily News, was cleared of his misdemeanor from refusing to stop photographing an arrest during Mardi Gras 2007. His acquittal extends further than Galveston, Texas, however, as it makes strides for photographers’ First Amendment rights everywhere.
This story hits close to home being a photographer and knowing what is like to deal with people and cops not knowing or understanding photography rights PDF file.
The Magic of Disney, originally uploaded by Stuck in Customs.
I just found this photographer… going to friend him up on twitter after this. If you like HDR and want to see it done right check out his blog stuckincustoms.com.
I just took this photo from my iPhone using the snapture program. Edited it a little in Lightroom.
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