Fri, October 28th, 2005 by Jonathan
Introducing the New York City Photobloggers' group show, "New Work, New York." The exhibit will be held from November 3rd through November 19th, 2005 at the Chrystie Street Gallery, 167 Chrystie Street, 2nd Floorin NYC. An opening reception will be held Thursday, November 3rd from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
For a list of photographers and gallery information, I am including a larger flyer size here.
Fri, October 21st, 2005 by BendingLight
We would like to introduce you to Bending Light Magazine, a
photography publication dedicated to the subtle science of creative
image making. Published online quarterly, Bending Light is for amateur
and professional photographers alike. We love unique photos that
challenge us to view subjects in new ways, and invite you to show us
your best work.
We are now accepting photographic submissions and query letters for
Issue 1 of Bending Light Magazine. The theme? Color - in every form.
Whether you find inspiration in the vibrant hues of Autumn leaves or
the bright blue of your toddler's favorite toy, we want to see your
world through your eyes. For more information about the submission
process please visit our 'How to Submit' page. The deadline for submissions is November 30th.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Wed, October 19th, 2005 by Martin Taylor
Weblog Usability: The 10 Top Ten Design Mistakes: here's a great article that is written with text based blogs in mind but is just as applicable to photoblogs. It's worth reading and then examining your photoblog structure and templates. I think we sometimes forget that there are many people out there who have yet to visit a photoblog. If yours is the first one they hit will it be a good experience or will they be turned off by not knowing accepted photoblog structures?
While you're visiting check out the following other useful articles:
Sun, October 16th, 2005 by lorissa
When: Sunday, October 23 @ noon
Where: Starbucks @ Camden Town Station (Northern Line). Map here.
Well, the London Photobloggers have recoved from the wonderful Europe meetup last month and we'll be having another meetup this coming Sunday, October 23. The plan is to meet at Starbucks at noon and then head to the market (indoor and/or outdoor). So, mark your calendar now - and see you there!
Fri, October 14th, 2005 by Cameron
For all Polaroid lovers out there ~ anyone who has ever marveled at the "before-your-eyes" development of integral film, anyone who remembers peeling apart instant pack film after the appropriate time to see your photographic results, anyone who admires the artistic results of SX-70 image manipulation and Image Transfers - Polanoid.net is online.
The gallery of Polaroid images from all over the world is continually expanding and features some truly creative photography. It looks to become one of the largest online active collections of Polaroids of all types and it's membership is growing, so if you are at all interested in Polaroid photography or have Polaroids of your own to share, check it out. If you have never explored the creative possibilities that the multitude of Polaroid Land cameras are capable of, then now might be the perfect time to find out.
Sat, October 8th, 2005 by jespes
Given the tragedy unfolding in Pakistan, India and Afghanistan today, if you know of photoblogs (or for that matter, any sites at all) that are starting to post, please use the comments area here to provide a link. Some images are starting to show up on flickr as well. Here are three simple searches to start:
http://flickr.com/photos/tags/earthquake/
Fri, October 7th, 2005 by Susan B.
We're excited to announce that the first issue of Lightleaks Magazine is now on sale.
For information on how to purchase click here: Lightleaks Magazine
We realize international shipping via Lulu.com is a tad high. We're working on other solutions.
For now, Lulu.com offers free shipping for orders of 25.00 or more.
One remedy for eliminating the high international shipping cost might be buddying up with someone in your area, purchasing two copies to get the free shipping option, then splitting the cost.
All proceeds above printing costs go to keeping toycamera.com online.
Thanks!
Tue, October 4th, 2005 by Miles
I was looking at some amazing images from Chernobyl after a friend sent me a link. I know there have been other pages of images from there so I began wondering how someone would get there because damn, those abandoned and decaying places are photographic manna. Plus it's just a part of history and, even if it's a sanitised tour, a challenging place to go.
I found a tour company in Kiev that arranges tours of the restricted zone for $100 each for 4 people. Flights to Kiev are less than £200 from London, going through Budapest, which is a nice place to stop off on the way.
I've travelled a lot and I'm still not sure if I'm seriously considering this or not, but the idea is compelling 
Mon, October 3rd, 2005 by mr bill
A photographic exhibit, 7 x 7: Seven Chicago Area Photobloggers, will be held from October 17 through November 18, 2005 at the Lincoln Park Branch Library, 1150 W. Fullerton Avenue in Chicago, featuring the work of Mitch Arsenie, Nick Campbell, Archie Florcruz, Nick Feder, Pablo Korona, Brian Milo, and Bill Vaccaro.
An opening reception will be held Monday, October 17 from 7 to 8:30 pm in the library auditorium.
New server!