Category: Photography (others)

I want to shoot pictures like the stuff Troy Paiva is doing in his Lost America night photography series. Some of these images are just … wow!

I’m not typically a big fan of high glamour photography. However, some of Miles Aldridge’s images are truly remarkable.

How do you take 365 pictures of yourself and keep them all interesting? I’m not sure, but from the looks of it, Holly is well on her way with the Watch Me Turn 30 project. She got a camera for her 29th birthday, and she’s taking a photo a day until she’s 30. What a…

Interesting, Bighappyfunhouse.com is a photoblog of ancient photos (well if 30 to 50 years ago could count as ancient). I like the stuff in April more than a lot of the stuff in May although Reading Wendy on May 12 is completely priceless.

I’m going to need to spend some time taking in The Photography Channel. I don’t often associate audio with photography, but presenting the images with the photographer’s audio narrative and video interviews makes for a compelling presentation.

Some guy wired a camera up to a clock radio snooze button. What results is a whole lot of photos of him stuck between sleeping and waking. it’s an interesting project, but it’s a hard one to link to. Go to CBC Radio 3, click the photo, then click on Snooze Button.

I luvs me the random photo links. This One gives you the most recent images posted to LiveJournal (Some Images May be NSFW). Keep hitting refresh. It changes every time. Hours of fun (for those like me who are VERY easily amused).

wordPhoto.org could be kind of cool: This site presents photographers with a challenge – take a new photograph specifically for the word of the day, and post it for the rest of us to see. The only description and caption you get to include with your image is the word of the day (which the…

The Photography of Bill Brandt via

Wow! There are some really amazing photos over at I Am Thumb Head. Iran seems so foreign to me, and it is, but it’s also so similar. I love that the internet can give me this kind of view into other people’s lives and cultures. Via