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Category Archives: Photography
Chernobyl Tours, 25 Years After Accident
Jim Heintz, for the Associated Press: But Chernobyl is in fact still a dangerous place, as the rules for visitors make clear. Don’t touch any structures or vegetation, don’t sit on the ground or even put your camera tripod there, don’t take any item out of the zone, don’t eat outdoors. Guides make sure the [...]
On Detroit’s Decline
These photos over at The Huffington Post look like something out of a zombie movie.
Inky Truck Crash
This is like a normal truck wreck, on acid.
On iPhone Photos, and Moving Foward
Art Terry, a professor at the University of Memphis with over 50 years experience in photography, on Damon Winter of the New York Times winning third place in the annual “Pictures of the Year” competition with a photo shot with an iPhone and the app Hipstamatic: Photography is about seeing, recording the world around you [...]
Hello, Verizon iPhone
It feels good to be back in the fold.
St. Jude Turns 49
The hospital has posted a great little slideshow of how the campus has changed over the years.
Magic Trackpad
Even though I wrote a negative review of the Magic Trackpad, we have one at home now, since my wife really liked it.
On Instagram
A few weeks ago, I published a piece about photo editing on the iPad. In it, I said: …there are a class of photographers that want to do more than just put a heavy filter on top of our photos. Let us tweak — truly tweak — our photos, like we can on the desktop. [...]
Project 365: 2011
My third “photo a day for a year” project is up and running. See my previous two projects here and here.
