Return to the art of making images | Interview with Dr. Edward John Odes Dr. Edward John Odes joined OrmsCTSP as a member of our Darkroom Club and did one-on-one sessions under the guidance of our darkroom-star lecturer, Nicole Clare Fraser. Who would've known what would follow! We caught up with him to share a...
Physicists now understand the multi-spectral qualities of the world’s first color photographs Article by Jeremy Gray Jonas Ferdinand Gabriel Lippmann, known as Gabriel Lippmann, accomplished a lot during his 75 years. Born in Luxembourg in 1845, Lippmann, a physicist, was a pioneer of color photography. His method for producing color photographs, which relied upon the interference phenomenon, earned...
Talent Alone Isn’t Enough to Get You Very Far Article by Casey Chinn Talent is a wonderful thing, but talent alone isn't enough to bring you success in the photography world. And let's face it, there are lots and lots of talented people out there. Here are some other things that you will probably need...
Alessandro Corsini Used No Photoshop for These Hypnotizing Photos Article via the Phoblographer My name is Alessandro Corsini. I’m an Italian artist, photographer, and media professional based in Berlin (Germany) for over a decade. Despite having started with photography pretty early, the journey to fine art photography has been long. My academic, professional, and artistic...
5 Common Mistakes in Landscape Photography and How to Avoid Them Article by Alex Cooke Just like any other genre, landscape photography comes with its own set of potential pitfalls and common mistakes that can derail your images. This fantastic video discusses five common mistakes in landscape photography and what you can do to avoid them...
Nature Resurges to Overtake Abandoned Architecture in a New Book of Photos by Jonk Article by GRACE EBERT From dilapidated power plants, abandoned medical facilities, and amusement parks left in rusted ruin, the compelling scenes that French photographer Jonathan Jimenez, aka Jonk (previously), captures are evidence of nature’s endurance and power to reclaim spaces transformed by...
Meryl Meisler's dazzling portrait of New York hedonism in the 1980s Article by Miss Rosen Four decades later, Meryl has begun sharing her archive of incredible images. In 1975, at the tender age of 23, Meryl Meisler arrived in New York City to study with legendary photographer Lisette Model. The Long Island native quickly found herself at home...
Darren Lewey: Medium Format Landscape Photography and Abstracts in Morocco Article by the Phoblographer I’m a photographer based in Morocco running tours and workshops within a day’s drive which includes Andalusia, Spain. I guess I’m strongly tempted to first explore locations that are closer to me than far-flung ones. It’s part of my ethos that there are...
60 Seconds: The Human Form And Psyche in Long Exposure Article by the Phoblographer "I think what makes good art is to engage people and not dictate to people what to feel,” says Mark De Paola. He’s a multi-disciplined creative, working across many industries, inclucing television, art, and photography. His photography series, 60 seconds, is...
Unseen Dimensions of Trees by Painting Them With Light Article by Kimberley Mo This evocative photographic series illuminates and inspires us to look at trees in another way. A photograph can say more than a thousand words put together, and nowhere is that more true than in photographs of nature. With a single image, one...
