Being a San Francisco Bay Area resident, I’m aware of the work of Chronicle/SFGate photographer Frederic Larson, especially his “Mystical Photography” photoblog that features daily photographs from around the Bay. (He does get around the Bay Area, and often before the rest of us are even up in the morning!)
But I just have to wonder about today’s image and its title. That’s all I’ll say. Well, except for, “groan….”
I think I posted about this some time ago, but a new announcement from PhotoCycle popped up in my RSS feed today – and it is still worth looking at.
PhotoCycle’s Rare Glimpse into Ansel Adams Work at Yosemite.
For our first episode of PhotoCycle we visit Yosemite Valley with Ansel’s son Michael Adams. Michael tells us about Ansel’s process, workflow and his joy of being a photographer. In rare unreleased footage, we hear directly from Ansel Adams about how to make a great photograph – advice that you can apply to improve your own work.
Seen in my RSS feed today:
Slideshow features fine images from the Yukon. Fritz Mueller’s portfolio contains a number of image galleries not least of which is a slideshow featuring the spectacular nature of the Canadian Yukon. [Rob Galbraith DPI]
Mueller’s photographs remind me of why I really need to get back to The Yukon and Alaska. Soon.
Or so said Henri Cartier-Bresson in a Newsweek Interview: Man of the Moment. It is interesting to read him (in rather curmudgeonly fashion, though that is forgivable in his case) dismiss photography as an endeavor.