Mike Johnston at The Online Photographer calls out the Flak Photo blog:

Flak Photo

is a daily photoblog featuring distinctive photography from an international community of photographers. It aims to promote interesting visual approaches to seeing the world and celebrates the art of exhibiting quality photography on the web. The blog is edited by

Andy Adams

and is published Monday through Friday, using

Expressions. Flak Photo is free of charge and available online 24/7.

Worth a look… though the link isn’t working for me at the moment.

He also has a rant piece about What Photographers Need – with some interesting observations and ideas.

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My friend Tom Clifton has posted a very nice set of Tour of California photos on Flickr. Take a look!
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My friend Tom Clifton has posted a very nice set of Tour of California photos on Flickr. Take a look!
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Works of Woodinville photographer to go on display in Lt. Governor’s office – (Or, My Brother Got a Gig!)

Several prints of Woodinville photographer Richard Mitchell will be on display in the office of Lt. Gov. Brad Owen Feb. 1 through April in Room 220 of the Legislative Building (State Capitol).

The display will feature landscapes, nature, and macro photography that capture scenery of the Pacific Northwest. Working in both film and digital media, many of Mitchell’s prints are created by “stitching together” a large number of individual images, resulting in finely detailed prints. Other images capture fleeting moments of time not easily seen without the aid of photography.

See the official announcement the Washington State Lt. Governor’s web site. – Congratulations, Richard!

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