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Wednesday, October 25, 2006 Contest for all you black and whiters! B&W PORTFOLIO CONTEST 2007 and for all you Holga Lovers: CALL FOR ENTRIES: THE HOLGA SHOW Photomedia Center 2006 posted by Anonymous @ 1:10 PM   0 comments

Monday, October 23, 2006 Constructed/Performance Photography Hey everyone, I'm teaching a class (called ProcessTHIS, see our ProcessTHIS Blog for more info) and I will be teaching a series of classes in January on the constructed and performed image. I am currently researching for this lecture and was wondering if any of you would like to send me any of your work to show. 72ppi with the longest side being 600 pixels would be great! just e-mail them to me at jeremias@momentism.com If you know anyone else's work that I should include, please let them know as well! Also does anyone know Brandon Harrison's email? I want to include his work. Thanks guys! I hope everything is good in Savannah and all the places the rest of you are, it's getting cold here in Boston! -Jeremias posted by Anonymous @ 7:21 AM   0 comments

Monday, October 16, 2006 "Kentucky Splash" Oh My Gosh!!!! Did you see that splash? That was from my body... I think my hair got wet.... and a salamander bit my toe and it is crooked now... I didn't think that they had teeth... Mandy posted by J @ 10:27 PM   1 comments

If you are in Savannah come to mine and Jade's show.... Mandy posted by J @ 10:20 PM   1 comments

Saturday, October 14, 2006 Alec Sloth has recently done the cover story for Black Book magazine. interesting! jade http://www.blackbookmag.com/Public/index.asp?page_id=333 go find out more. posted by J @ 2:46 PM   2 comments

Friday, October 13, 2006 MFA THESIS SHOW wish you all could come good times will be had much Love Jade posted by J @ 5:04 PM   1 comments

Monday, October 09, 2006 hey all i hope you are all doing well. bess suggested i put these up ... so here they are. let me know what you think. this one is not quite done yet. there are still a few things, like some more people to add and color to correct. posted by Sarah @ 9:07 PM   5 comments

Saturday, October 07, 2006 Here's more, Idris Khan. every... stave of Frederick Chopin's Nocturnes for the piano, 2004 “every…Bernd and Hilla Becher Spherical type Gasholders” Idris Khan 2004. “every…Bernd and Hilla Becher Prison type Gasholders” Idris Khan 2004. posted by Anonymous @ 10:36 PM   1 comments

Atta Kim, ON-AIR Project, Sacheonwangsang, 8 Buddhas, 2003, © Atta Kim Atta Kim, ON-AIR Project, Self-Portrait Series, 100 Countries/100 Men, 2004, © Atta Kim This show was up at the ICP this summer. posted by Anonymous @ 12:12 PM   1 comments

Don't forget to book your hotel for SPE national conference if you have the slightest inkling you will be going. The Miami Radisson with the SPE discount (you have to tell them about the "Society Photographic" to get the deal), is the cheapest option actually. Nearly half off their usual rate! Anyway, a credit card won't be charged until you check in and you can cancel up until the day beforehand and not have a penalty. posted by J @ 10:39 AM   0 comments

Friday, October 06, 2006 Here are two of the portraitypes I created in Colorado. I will be continuing this project here in Kentucky for a while, though I will be changing from digital capture to 4x5 color film. This will let me easily go up to sizes in the 30x40 range. I'm negotiating with the local mall and two different Walmarts to let me set up a background and photograph customers. Brckenridge loved them and invited Melanie and I back in 2008 for another project. This one is made up of 32 local residents. This is made up of 21 visiting tourists. Speaking of color film, does anyone know if the Epson 4990 scanner compensates for the orange color of color negative film? Or will I need to make some custom curves to adjust after importing into Photoshop? posted by Greg @ 6:04 PM   5 comments

Here is a polaroid test of a photograph I have been wanting to try lately. I am thinking of a serie s of family portraits done this way. The thinking behind this was, since I am interested in how people relate to the aesthetics of photographs rather than the subject matter, I would remove the eye contact of the portrait. That way, as the viewer, you can't interact with the subject, you can only interact with the print. What do you all think? posted by Greg @ 11:51 AM   10 comments

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