fotoflot Wall Prints [Review]

fotoflot uses magnets on acrylic mounted prints to create a modern take on displaying photographic images in your home or office.

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Minor White once referred to the special readiness required for photography as a blank state of mind, “a very receptive state of mind,…not unlike a sheet of film itself – seemingly inert, yet so sensitive that a fraction of a second’s exposure conceives a life in it.” He was referring to a special aspect of [...]

Today’s Top 100 Photographers on Twitter

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Update: The fine folks at Bicycle Portraits have succesfully raised their first goal amount of $15,000!  Woohoo! Don’t let those pledges stop though because they aren’t finished yet.  They still need to raise another $7,500 to get this project completed.  Head over to their new pledge site at kickstarter to contribute to a great art [...]

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