Grant's Rant

Posted on April 29 2008 by Brittney Bush

In a blog entry posted today, Grant Alden, Co-Editor and Art Director of No Depression magazine, discusses both mental and physical aspects of the magazine's design process. He speaks mostly about No Depression's current (and final) issue, but also inserts...

A Day In The Life

Posted on April 05 2008 by Brittney Bush

At just after 1 p.m. on a recent weekday, two men recline in one of five SUVs parked on a shoulder west of Spears' home (more vehicles are to the east). Electronica blasts from its open windows. The passenger,...

A Picture Not Taken

Posted on March 25 2008 by Brittney Bush

One day in April 2004, Rick Loomis, a Los Angeles Times photographer working in Iraq, put down his camera to pick up mortally wounded Marine Lance Cpl. Aaron Austin and help carry him from a danger zone. In a story...

Dressed For Success

Posted on March 24 2008 by Brittney Bush

As someone interested in both fashion and photography, I've been a fan of The Sartorialist for quite a while. Now an interview on pdnonline gives us a peek at the photo-snapping, globe-trotting gent that all of the fashionistas adore. Scott...

Photography Changes Everything

Posted on March 14 2008 by Brittney Bush

From the Smithsonian Photography Initiative comes an exciting and dynamic project: "Click! - Photography Changes Everything." Click! will explore photography not just as an art form, but as an impetus for change in all areas of our lives and work....

The Hitch in Hitchcock

Posted on February 06 2008 by Brittney Bush

The March 2008 edition of Vanity Fair is its 14th annual Hollywood Issue. This year the magazine decided to recreate famous scenes from several Alfred Hitchcock movies in photographic form, and a cool behind the scenes article, It’s the Hitch...

Caught on Film

Posted on September 02 2007 by Brittney Bush

Portland, Oregon police have begun posting photos of busted vandals to the city's official website in the hopes of deterring others from engaging in the same activities.

Crumpler "Beer For Bags" Event

Posted on June 11 2007 by Brittney Bush

For a limited time (and in limited areas), several of Crumpler's cult-followed bags are available for barter - with beer. Demonstrating that they know what's really of value in the world, the good folks at Crumpler have temporarily assigned many...

Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day

Posted on February 07 2007 by Brittney Bush

According to Adorama, April 29, 2007 has been proclaimed Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day. Practitioners of this nearly lost art are encouraged....

Photo Journeys

Posted on December 03 2006 by Brittney Bush

The Travel Channel's website now offers Photo Journeys, a section that combines the work of professional travel photographers with blogs by the photographers themselves.

Paris Photo

Posted on November 10 2006 by Brittney Bush

The tenth annual Paris Photo fair is running November 16-19 at Le Carrousel de Louvre. One hundred and six exhibitors will display photographs dating from the ninteenth century to the modern day.

Kodak Needs to Clear Some Warehouses

Posted on October 15 2006 by Bryan Partington

4 FREE ROLLS OF KODAK'S NEWEST FILMS! Offer valid in U.S. only. Offer limited to first 20,000 responses received. Limit one offer per person, per location. Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery. Offer expires November 22, 2006.

Between The Blinks Of An Eye

Posted on October 06 2006 by Brittney Bush

Everyone who has photographed a posed group of people has experienced the nightmare of trying to coordinate them all. How do you get them all to stay still at the same time? To smile? To not blink? On the last...

Modern Mechanix Photography Section

Posted on September 08 2006 by Bryan Partington

Modern Mechanix is a blog that republishes articles pulled from old issues of Popular Science and other technology magazines. It is a great site for exploring the state of the art from the earlier half of the 20th century, alongside...

Flash to Ash

Posted on August 14 2006 by Bryan Partington

Time Europe brings us a terrific article on the current state of the consumer digital camera market, with a somewhat less than rosy outlook for the future.