AUSTiN: sprezzatura…curiously refreshingLewis Hine- April 16, 2002 Organization Sells a Legacy of Hine Photos. The National Child Labor Committee has severed its connection to Lewis Hine's historic photos on child labor. By "p.news" Sarah Boxer. New York Times: Artshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101101/categories/sprezzatura/2002/04/15.html#a72 Paul Ross Photography- April 13, 2002 Paul Ross is a London-based photographer. His first book Circle of Light is a photojournalist's study of the people of Antigua and Barbuda. It is published by Macmillan.http://www.caliach.com/paulr/ L. J. McAllister- April 13, 2002 L. J. McAllister is based in Pasadena, California, USA. "p.news" Leica-Gallery.net "clearRight"http://www.leica-gallery.net/leicapix/ Roy S. Berns- April 12, 2002 In the Gloaming or a Glare, the True Colors of an Artist. A rose by any other color: A digital imaging system that analyzes pigments could give a van Gogh White Roses a makeover. "p.news"By Ian Austen. New York Times: Arts"clearRight"http://radio.weblogs.com/0101101/categories/sprezzatura/2002/04/11.html#a58 A. Raffaele Ciriello- April 8, 2002 Photojournalist A. Raffaele Ciriello's career began in racing coverage but quickly took him to some of the world's worst war zones, including Afghanistan, Somalia, and Sierra Leone. See his photos, and stories at his web site Postcards from Hell. "p.news" Memepool "q.globe" Jim Fridenmaker: Journalismhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101101/categories/sprezzatura/2002/04/08.html#a31 Au royaume des aveugles les borgnes sont rois- April 5, 2002 In the realm of the blind, the one-eyed are kingshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101101/categories/sprezzatura/2002/04/05.html#a29 James Karales- April 5, 2002 James Karales, Photographer of Social Upheaval, Dies at 71. James H. Karales, the photojournalist whose 1965 picture of determined marchers outlined against a lowering sky became a pictorial anthem of the civil rights movement, died on Monday. By Margarett Loke. New York Times: Artshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101101/categories/sprezzatura/2002/04/05.html#a26 Photo CD versus Ofoto picture CD- April 3, 2002 &171;Another image from Italy. As I've spent some time looking at the Photo CD images, I'm concluding that the quality is significantly better than the Ofoto Picture CDs, even though the resolution of the web images is identical. &171;I'm playing with the idea of buying a scanner, but it may be that Photo CD is still a viable option combined with the online printless developing of Ofoto.&187; "qbullet.news" On Deciding . . . Better log My objection to these retail photo-scanning services...http://radio.weblogs.com/0101101/categories/sprezzatura/2002/04/03.html#a6 Typical results with Shutterfly- April 3, 2002 «I paid a dollar more to have a roll of film developed by Shutterfly. The online scans are similar to Ofoto's. I ordered a few prints and got the same kind of too high contrast snapshots that I get from every consumer photo service i've used over the last few years. «I figure that it's a function of the photo industry, which mostly deals with photographs taken in full daylight or flat interior light. I avoid photographing in these conditions. «Since I've decided my best...http://www.shutterfly.com |