Weekend Perusing: Sandstone Waves

admin | Apr 17, 2009 | Comments View Comments

Discovered Art:

Sandstone Waves

The photograph Sandstone Waves by photographer Bob Estrin really jumped out at me. The color and tonality of the image lends itself well to the sweeping lines are a great example of landscape photography. Print information: 36 X 24 – $425 on Fuji Crystal Archive Paper at DiscoveredArtists.

In the Photoblogosphere:

My daughter will be having her first ballet recital very soon so this article on dance photography is perfect timing over at Photocritic.

I don’t think that I rant enough on this website about what doesn’t work. Perhaps I should occasionally allow myself that freedom like Paul did at Beyond the Obvious where he goes off on photographs he hates looking at. Is it okay to say I only mostly agreed with him?

Derrick Story has a nice little tip on simple outdoor portraits and it’s worth a look.

Scott over at Weekly Photo Tips reviews some really cool colored gels that are sticky. Very interesting concept.

In Art Photography

Have I sent you guys to no code? This website houses some of the best photography on the interwebs. I’m just saying…

If you’re near the Getty Center then I highly suggest checking out the exhibit celebrating the photography of Jo Ann Callis. Wonderful work, indeed.

In the Business of Photography:

Did you know you can eat your way to success? Rosh at New Media Photographer shows you how.

In Photogear:

Serious Compacts is doing a countdown of their Ten Recommended Compacts. The Fujifilm FinePix F200EXR made number 8. Looking forward to see which one makes number 1.