21 Sep, 2011 | Posted by: st



LOMOGRAPHY -- Lee Yen Yi: “Pictures are a form of art, and there is absolutely no wrongs or rights in photography. Lomography is about experimentation and new ideas. A new style of spontaneous and artistic type of photography, which aims
to encourage people to take as many pictures as possible, at any angle at all, whenever they like.
http://www.nst.com.my/nst/articles/ILOMO/Article/


PORNO POLITICS -- Swedish Photography Museum Censors Photos To Avoid Facebook Conflict. Fotografiska, a photography museum based in Sweden, has chosen to voluntarily censor images on its Facebook page to avoid conflict with the social networking site and simultaneously ignite a discussion regarding censorship.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/09/15/swedish-photography-museu_n_965358.html


Why Photographers Love Tumblr – Conor Risch: “Tumblr seems as if it was made for photographers: The micro-blogging platform is highly visual, social, and easy to use and customize. It allows photographers to quickly share their work with an audience of followers, which can grow exponentially in a matter of months (or even days). Photographers are using it to post diacritic or one-off images that observe the world around them, outtakes from editorial shoots, behind-the-scenes photographs, archival material, tear sheets and whatever else they believe might be of interest to their friends, followers, and the more than 25.5 million other Tumblr users. http://www.pdnonline.com/pdn/features/Why-Photographers-Lo-3600.shtml
PHOTO: Brantlley Gutierrez GUTIERREZ


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