17 October 2010 Today’s Tabbloid PERSONAL NEWS FOR [email protected] 1 STATE OF THE ART Artists Paints Photo-Like Images Looking Out of a Rain- Soaked Car Windshield OCT 16, 2010 02:48A.M. Which image above is the painting and which is the photograph? Hopefully the credits don’t give it away. Top: Image by Gregory Thiekler. Bottom: Image by Dan Bracaglia. While a rainy evening, like the one we had here in New York City last night, can be a major drag, it can also be quite inspiring photographically. Whether it is streetlights reflecting in the puddles on the sidewalk, or car headlights reflecting off of a wet windshield, there is something beautiful and subtle about the ways in which light and water interact. Of the two images above, one was made by the Washington DC-based artist Gregory Thiekler and the other was made by us. The difference between the two? The first is not a photographic at all but rather a painting. Gregory Thiekler is actually a hyperrealist painter whose work is meant to imitate a photograph that appears to have been taken by someone stuck in a car on a rainy day—a fascinating concept. When we came across these images, we too were fooled into thinking they were photographs, but quite the contrary. To see more of Gregory’s incredibly realistic images, check out his Web site: http://www.gregorythielker.com/. From: FlavorWire.com PDN PHOTO OF THE DAY Mired in the Bayou ( 5 photos) OCT 16, 2010 01:11A.M. All Photographs © Reed Young. Long known as the seafood capital of Alabama, Bayou La Batre is a small town of approximately 2,500. Over the past decade, foreign imports, the
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17 October 2010
Today’s TabbloidPERSONAL NEWS FOR [email protected]
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STATE OF THE ART
Artists Paints Photo-LikeImages Looking Out of a Rain-Soaked Car WindshieldOCT 16, 2010 02:48A.M.
Which image above is the painting and which is the photograph?
Hopefully the credits don’t give it away. Top: Image by Gregory
Thiekler. Bottom: Image by Dan Bracaglia.
While a rainy evening, like the one we had here in New York City last
night, can be a major drag, it can also be quite inspiring
photographically. Whether it is streetlights reflecting in the puddles on
the sidewalk, or car headlights reflecting off of a wet windshield, there is
something beautiful and subtle about the ways in which light and water
interact.
Of the two images above, one was made by the Washington DC-based
artist Gregory Thiekler and the other was made by us. The difference
between the two? The first is not a photographic at all but rather a
painting.
Gregory Thiekler is actually a hyperrealist painter whose work is meant
to imitate a photograph that appears to have been taken by someone
stuck in a car on a rainy day—a fascinating concept.
When we came across these images, we too were fooled into thinking
they were photographs, but quite the contrary. To see more of Gregory’s
incredibly realistic images, check out his Web site:
http://www.gregorythielker.com/.
From: FlavorWire.com
PDN PHOTO OF THE DAY
Mired in the Bayou ( 5 photos)OCT 16, 2010 01:11A.M.
All Photographs © Reed Young.
Long known as the seafood capital of Alabama, Bayou La Batre is a small
town of approximately 2,500. Over the past decade, foreign imports, the
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rising cost of diesel fuel, and overfishing have eroded the seafood
industry that supports this community. Hurricanes Ivan and Katrina,
slowed business even further, and the community was just beginning to
recover when the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded in April. Now, BP
has thrown astonishing amounts of money at this small town, and
competition for “free money” pitted community members against each
other. Worse still, the drama distracts from the reality of what will
happen when the oil money stops, and the community is left without its
industry and livelihood. – Reed Young
Above: Paul Nelson is the president of South Bay Community Alliance, a
volunteer organization that advocates on behalf of the citizens of Bayou
La Batre and Coden. Paul’s home was destroyed in Katrina.
This evening,‘Mired in the Bayou,’ a mixed-medium exhibit, featuring
the work of photographers Michael De Pasquale and Reed Young,
written narrative and audio by journalist Erin Sheehy, and an
installation by artist Graham Holly opens at 99% Gallery and
Inhabitat.com. To find out more information about the show click here.
To view more of Reed Young’s work click here.
Alan Clark is an oysterman who worked for the BP Vessels of
Opportunity program, which offers between $1,200 and $3,000 a day to
local boat owners who help with the oil cleanup.
Timmy Chi Tai is a nine-year-old from Bayou La Batre. He works at Boat
People SOS, a local non-profit, handing out food during food drives and
helping with various tasks around the office.
Ervin (right) a metal scrapper from Coden, is pictured here with Ernest
Montgomery (left), the former fire chief of Bayou La Batre. They’ve
known each other for over 50 years. Most of Ervin’s customers are
commercial fishermen and his business has been suffering ever since the
BP oil spill.
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Kyong “Kathy” Kim came to the United States from Korea in 1969. Her
crab shop in Bayou La Batre, Alabama has been closed since the BP oil
spill, and she has no plans to reopen it. She is moving to Mobile and
collecting Social Security. Kathy makes beaded sculptures that
sometimes sell for as much as $350. She says she is especially attached
to her dog Cutie because she has no friends down there.
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How to Take Great AutumnPhotosOCT 15, 2010 10:00P.M.
Jeff Cable, Director of Marketing for Lexar Media, shares some great tips
for capturing fantastic Fall / Autumn photos.
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Seasons of ColourOCT 15, 2010 06:55P.M.
X-Rite has just announced the Seasons of Colour Photo Contest.
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Lomography X-Pro Chrome 100OCT 15, 2010 06:45P.M.
The Lomography X-Pro Chrome 100 is a new colour reversal film.
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iWorkCaseOCT 15, 2010 06:35P.M.
iWorkCase is an on-location workstation for photographers and digital
operators working on an Apple Macbook Pro.
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Photography in the RawOCT 15, 2010 06:25P.M.
Photography in the Raw is David Noton’s second photography DVD.
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New Digital Photo Frames fromAgfaPhotoOCT 15, 2010 06:10P.M.
AgfaPhoto has introduced six new digital photo frames ranging from 7 to
10 inches in size.
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Official Pentax K-5 SampleImagesOCT 15, 2010 06:05P.M.
Pentax has posted a few sample images taken with the Pentax K-5 digital
SLR camera.
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PDN PHOTO OF THE DAY
New York: Portrait of a City (10photos)OCT 15, 2010 01:00A.M.
© Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, Detroit
Publishing Company Collection. Above: Mulberry Street, 1900.
Reuel Golden, a former executive editor of PDN, has worked with art
publisher Benedikt Taschen to produce New York: Portrait of a City.
Setting out to be the visual encyclopedia of all things New York, Golden’s
book collects hundreds of iconic images from early 1900 to present day.
To find out more information about Reuel Golden’s book click here.
Tonight is the opening of the exhibition, featuring images from Golden’s
book, at the Levi’s Fall Workshop in New York city. Click here for more
info.
© Jack Delano, Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.
Above: A shot of Lower Manhattan, as seen from a departing ship, 1941.
© Esther Bubley/Courtesy of Esther Bubley Archive. Above: People
getting on the Third Avenue elevated train (El) on the East Side of
Manhattan, 1951.
© Courtesy of the New York Transit Museum. Above: The main
concourse at Grand Central Terminal, 1929.
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© Samuel H. Gottscho/Courtesy of Daniel Wolf, Inc., New York. Above:
The opening day of the Empire State Building, 1931.
© Estate of Evelyn Hofer. Above: A series of highways flowing through
the heart of Manhattan’s West Side, 1964.
© Steve Schapiro. Above: A film still from the classic 1970s movie Taxi
Driver, featuring Robert De Niro and the director Martin Scorsese, 1976.
© Paul Himmel/Courtesy of Keith De Lellis Gallery, New York. Above:
Brooklyn Bridge View, 1950.
© Phillip-Lorca diCorcia/Courtesy of the artist and David Zwirner, New
York. Above: Philip-Lorca diCorcia: 42nd Street, 1996.
Estate of William Claxton. Above: Various jazz musicians outside the
Metropole Café, the center of traditional jazz in New York, Broadway,
1960.
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DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY COURSES
Why Use a Gray Card?OCT 15, 2010 12:41A.M.
A gray card is used for two purposes: To set a Custom White balance
Meter a Scene How to use a gray card to set a custom White Balance If
you have a digital SLR, the manual will probably give you pictures and
walk you through the steps. Essentially what you’re doing is instead of
[...]
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DIY Photo Magic: How to TurnBlack and White Photos intoFull Color Images!OCT 14, 2010 07:00P.M.
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We love the ease of digital photography, but sometimes we get an itch for
some experimentation.
We want to feel like old school photography masters: mixing chemicals
in darkrooms and watching images as they slowly develop.
So, what did we do when we learned that some of the first color
photographs were made almost 150 years ago, and they weren’t made
with color film?
We learned how to use our digital cameras to party like it was 1909, of
course!
Now we’re going to share everything we learned and show you how to
bring out your inner mad-photo-scientist to make full color photographs
using only black and white ones!
How to Use 3 Black and White
Photographs to Make A Full Color Image!
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Panasonic AG-AF100 PricingConfirmedOCT 14, 2010 05:35P.M.
Panasonic has unveiled the MSRP and availability of the Panasonic AG-
AF100 interchangeable-lens digital video camera.
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Canon EOS 60D ReviewOCT 14, 2010 05:30P.M.
The EOS 60D is a new kind of DSLR camera from Canon, blending
features from the cheaper 550D / / Rebel T2i and the more expensive 7D
to exactly occupy the middle ground between the two. Aimed at the well-
heeled amateur with a penchant for video, the 60D is the first EOS
camera to offer an articulated LCD screen, making it easier to shoot both
stills and importantly video. Read our expert Canon EOS 60D Review to
find out if Canon’s new prosumer DSLR is a worthy addition to the EOS
range.
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Sigma 85mm F1.4 EX DG HSMNow Available in the USOCT 14, 2010 05:25P.M.
The Sigma 85mm F1.4 EX DG HSM lens is now available for purchase in
the US.
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Urban Photographer of the Year2010OCT 14, 2010 05:15P.M.
CB Richard Ellis today launched its third annual Urban Photographer of
the Year competition across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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Sony NEX Firmware UpdateNow AvailableOCT 14, 2010 05:05P.M.
The new firmware update for the Sony NEX-3 and Sony NEX-5 compact
system cameras, which was announced in September, is now available
for download.
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The Great British EnthusiastOCT 14, 2010 05:00P.M.
The Great British Enthusiast is an exhibition of street photographs by
Matt Stuart.
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Canon EOS 1000D Firmware1.0.7OCT 14, 2010 06:30A.M.
Canon has released a firmware update for the Canon EOS 1000D / Rebel
XS digital SLR camera.
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QuickSpot Flash AccessoryOCT 14, 2010 03:05A.M.
The QuickSpot honeycomb grid from Harbor Digital Design (HDD)
offers photographers an easy and inexpensive way to produce dramatic
lighting effects, like a snoot.
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STATE OF THE ART
Artist Photographs Happy MealOnce a Week for 180 Days, NoChange in AppearanceOCT 14, 2010 02:07A.M.
The infamous Happy Meal. Top: Day 1, Bottom: Day 180. Photographs
by Sally Davies.
What originally started out as an argument over how long it would take
for a McDonalds Happy Meal to get moldy, turned into a scientific
experiment and eventually a fascinating photographic project.
On April 10, 2010, Sally Davies, a New York City photographer,
purchased a Happy Meal with the plans of letting it sit out on her coffee
table, uncovered, to prove a friend wrong who was convinced it would
get moldy and rot after only a few days.
Sally began photographing the burger and fries daily and posting the
images on her Flickr. After a week, the Happy Meal’s appearance looked
virtually unchanged. This was when Sally realized two things—first, that
her friend was indeed wrong and second, that she should hang onto the
meal to see just how long it would actually take to rot.
180 days later, Sally had acquired 27 images of the burger (after the first
ten days, she began photographing the meal about once a week). The
scary part: the first photo of the fresh burger and fries looks almost
identical to the burger and fries photographed a half a year later.
How does that sit in your stomach?
From: Yahoo News
PDN PHOTO OF THE DAY
Water Emergency (4 photos)OCT 14, 2010 01:00A.M.
© Michael F. McElroy.
India has 17 percent of the World’s population and just 4 percent of its
fresh water. With a population at 1.2 billion people and counting, the
cities are bursting at the seams. Water cuts, pollution and a lack of basic
services are the reality for millions. These photographs are part of an
ongoing project documenting the water Crisis in India.
Above: Saneosh Naitam holds 1 of 8 notebooks that date back from 1998
to present. The notebooks hold the names of 15,000 farmers who have
committed suicide in the Vidarbha region. Farmer suicides are directly
related to the water crisis. Failed crops, due to lower than average
monsoon season, cause the farmers to borrow more money for the next
years crop and incur more debt. The farmers see no way out of debt and
turn to suicide, out of shame. To see more of McElroy’s work click here.
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The people living on the sidewalks and roads in India’s richest city ( the’
illegals’ as the Government refers to them) have no source of sanitation
or water and every day becomes a search for water to drink, wash clothes
and bathe.
Dehli’s Yumuna river has been heavily polluted with raw sewage and
industrial waste turning this once clean river into a bubbling black
mess.Fifty-seven million people depend on the Yumuna waters and the
river supplies 70 percent of Delhi’s water.
Mumbai’s water is somewhat infamous. It’s not clean, and its supply is
inconsistent. For millions living in the city, water is obtained at any
means necessary, even if that mean illegally tapping city water pipes.
PHOTOGRAPHY BLOG - NEWS
Peartree to Demo 80-MegapixelLeaf BackOCT 13, 2010 06:35P.M.
Peartree has announced that it will be the first camera dealer in the
world to demonstrate the 80-megapixel Leaf Aptus-II 12 digital back.
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AKVIS NatureArtOCT 13, 2010 06:30P.M.
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AKVIS has released a new program entitled AKVIS NatureArt.
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Canon EXPO 2010 ParisOCT 13, 2010 06:15P.M.
Canon has unveiled new concepts for the future of imaging at Canon
EXPO 2010 Paris.
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Nude Photography WebinarOCT 13, 2010 05:15A.M.
Manfrotto School of Xcellence has announced a free Webinar titled
“Nude Photography 1/3: Conceptual”, which will take place on Friday,
15th October from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. EDT.
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PDN PHOTO OF THE DAY
Music MakersOCT 13, 2010 01:00A.M.
© Jimmy Williams
While on a typical commercial assignment, James, a retired golf caddie,
started belting out a simple blues rendition of the song Stardust… High
up in the sky the little stars climb, always reminding me that we’re
apart… a favorite tune of his late wife. James was not a musician by
trade, but his soulful interpretation of the melody overcame the
shakiness of his pitch. James’ delivery was innate. The emotional
connection created while taking this portrait stirred my desire to
continue with a series. Today, I’ve photographed over thirty like-souls in
a series I call “Music Makers”.” – Jimmy Williams
Click here for an audio/visual narrative on the project.
The Music Makers series returns to North Carolina this week for a solo
exhibit at UNC’s Center for Study of the American South. Opening
reception, October 14th 2010, 5-7pm.
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New! Adorable 12 Color PocketFlash for Your CameraOCT 12, 2010 07:00P.M.
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Compact and portable, it’s a self-contained filter flash system that lets us
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Photography vs. PaintOCT 12, 2010 06:50P.M.
Intelligence Squared has announced an upcoming debate entitled,
“Photography Will Always Be a Lesser Medium than Paint”.
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HDR Efex Pro Plug-in NowAvailableOCT 12, 2010 06:45P.M.
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Nik Software has just announced that its HDR Efex Pro plug-in is now
available for download.
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Pentax Confirms US LaunchDate of 645DOCT 12, 2010 06:30P.M.
Pentax Imaging Company has confirmed the US launch date and MSRP
of the Pentax 645D medium-format DSLR camera.
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William Albert Allard: FiveDecadesOCT 12, 2010 06:20P.M.
William Albert Allard, a National Geographic institution and world-
renowned photographer, is releasing a photographic memoir, William
Albert Allard: Five Decades, detailing his life in the field.
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Canon SX130 IS Firmware1.0.10OCT 12, 2010 06:10P.M.
Canon has issued a firmware update for the Canon PowerShot SX130 IS
camera.
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Travel Photography MasterClass at StanfordsOCT 12, 2010 06:00P.M.
On 26th October, Stanfords Travel Bookshop will play host to a travel
photography master class.
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PDN PHOTO OF THE DAY
O Yeah Yeah Yeahs!OCT 12, 2010 01:00A.M.
© Kevin Tachman
Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs executes her signature water spray into
the air during an intimate performance at the Music Hall of
Williamsburg. Kevin Tachman’s portrait was included in the winners
gallery of the 2009 Ultimate Music Moment contest. The 2010 Contest is
currently open for entries until October 18, but enter today to avoid late
fees. A Fans’ Favorite winner will also be selected.
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Canon PowerShot SX30 ISReviewOCT 11, 2010 11:00P.M.
The new Canon PowerShot SX30 IS compact camera climbs straight to
the top of the super-zoom ladder with its incredible 35x, 24-840mm
optical lens - truly all the focal range that most photographers will ever
need or use. In addition to this, the SX30 offers a 14 megapixel image
sensor, 2.7 inch vari-angle LCD screen, electronic viewfinder, flash
hotshoe, full manual controls and 720p HD movies. Read our in-depth
Canon PowerShot SX30 IS review to find out if this new super-zoom
really is all the camera you’ll ever need.
Read the review »
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Lowepro Launches NewAdventura RangeOCT 11, 2010 06:25P.M.
Lowepro’s Adventura range comprises five lightweight, affordable
camera bags featuring a toploading design.
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Canon Rebel T2i / EOS 550DOCT 11, 2010 06:20P.M.
Canon Rebel T2i / EOS 550D is a new title in Ammonite’s Expanded
Guides series.
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Canon EOS SystemOCT 11, 2010 06:15P.M.
Canon EOS System - The Expanded Guide is a new book by freelance
photographer and writer Andy Stansfield.
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Red Bull Culture ClashOCT 11, 2010 06:10P.M.
Red Bull is looking for a writer and photographer to cover the upcoming
Red Bull Culture Clash.
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Samsung NX5 / NX10 Firmware1.20OCT 11, 2010 06:05P.M.
Samsung has released a firmware update for its NX5 and NX10 compact
system cameras, adding support for the new i-Function lens.
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Ricoh GR Digital III Firmware3.00OCT 11, 2010 06:00P.M.
Ricoh has issued a function-enhancing firmware update for the GR
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