Photographers
“Tape Measure” by Sue Thompson
The works of Sue Thompson are no stranger to Shutter Photo. Her work is inspiring and simple and worthy of recognition. Today we feature one of her more recent photos, “Tape Measure”, on our pages. Read on to see the shot and our brief review.
“Awakening” by Brian Day
Lighting is incredibly powerful. Many emotions can be created by subtle tweaks of the light. Brian Day’s photo, “Awakening” demonstrates everything we love about creepy photos and lighting. Read on to be inspired.
Peter Carey’s People, Places & Patterns Project
Peter West Carey needs your help to embark on a journey with the intention of educating the youth of America about cultures of other lands. Learn about the project and learn how you can help by reading on.
“Deep End” by Ken Cadel
This fine specimen is a photograph from Ken Cadel, titled Deep End. Ken practices some of my favorite kind of photography: The architectural photography of abandoned and dilapidated buildings. I’ll admit, I have been following Ken’s work for a while now, and I invited him to share this photograph with the Shutter Photo @ Flickr [...]
My Best Photos of 2009
Looking back, 2009 was filled with a lot of experiments and a lot of great photos. Since the year is over, I review some of my favorite shots and discuss some of the background behind each one. It’s a learning experience for myself and for the readers.
10 Most Interesting Photos of the SP@Flickr Pool (2009)
In only seven months, the SP@Flickr Pool garnered 240 photo submissions. I’m proud to say that our pool contains a great number of inspirational shots. In today’s year-end review of 2009, we highlight ten of the most interesting photos from the pool.
Follow These Year Long Photography Projects
As a follow-up to our query, we have compiled a list of the Photo 365 projects (and likewise) for the new year. For inspiration, read on to see all of the projects listed to date.
Calling All New Years Project Websites
Many of us have been talking of doing photo projects for the new year. For example, I will be doing a Photo 365 Project called No Words. Other’s have mentioned casually that they were doing similar projects – either in comments here at Shutter Photo, on Flickr or via Twitter. I of course would like to follow as many of your projects as possible, and I’m sure others would like to do the same. So if you are doing a Photo 365 project, or something similar, reply to to this post and tell us where we can find it. Feel free to mention your blogs and websites as well.
Guy Tal’s Subjective Observations on Print Size
Guy Tal, a well known nature and landscape photographer, has made some interesting observations on Print Size as it relates to high-res scans of film/prints vs. digital. Warning, this is not a debate of film vs. digital…but merely his observations of the process involved and what works (from his subjective opinion) and what doesn’t. Whether [...]
Better Photo Course Taught by Sean Arbabi
I just got wind of a great course being offered by BetterPhoto.com: Better Exposure: How to Meter Light. The course is being taught by Sean Arbabi. If you remember, we reviewed his book, BetterPhoto Guide to Exposure, back in March. It’s a open-structured online course (Lessons via E-mail) with full access to Sean during the [...]
The Macro Photography of Chuck Wendig
What do writers do in their spare time? They do photography. In this Photographer Spotlight, we would like to introduce you to Chuck Wendig, an established writer who has quite an eye for Macro Photography. To see some examples of his fine work, and to learn why Chuck’s work is so special, read on.
6 Pro Photographers Share Their Most Guarded Digital Secrets (via Mac|Life)
An awesome article popped up over at Mac|Life discussing some of the tricks and procedures (including software and plugins used) of six professional photographers. I would hardly call these secrets, as the articles title would make you believe. But it’s certainly a good read, and certainly a viable way to get into some heads of [...]
The Industrial Photography of David Clark
David Clark has been lingering around the SP@Flickr Group almost since its inception. You may even remember him from our review of his photo, Summer Chair. David’s gallery is a testament to the reach of his talents and skills – explorations in nature, landscape photography and close-up photography. But of all his works, perhaps the [...]
Jon Canfield Photography
A few weeks ago, I reviewed a book by Jon Canfield, Camera Raw 101. When it came to the review, I of course focused on what was in the book and what was presented to me, the reader. But after I completed the review, I started poking around his website, Jon Canfield Photography; the book [...]
35 Undiscovered Photographers (via Epic Edits)
Brian Auer of Epic Edits wrapped up an interesting project recently where he asked his readers to introduce their favorite undiscovered photographers. Brian picked his favorites and compiled them into a really great list. Almost every photographer is RSS worthy. It’s a comprehensive list that cannot be missed. Read on: 35 Undiscovered Photographers (Epic Edits)
