Sat, November 11th, 2006 by Miles
The fourth issue of Bending Light Magazine is now online and features interviews with Ryan Keberly, of The Snowsuit Effort, and Barb Uil, of JinkyArt.com. Also meet featured artist Manuel Librodo and view a fantastic collection of unique images in the photogalleries.
Mon, May 8th, 2006 by Miles
Got PS Skills? Then help Katrina victims recover their damaged photos.
Link from Faisal.
Sat, April 1st, 2006 by Miles
JPG Magazine is looking for your happy accidents:
"Sometimes the best shots are accidents. They come from the moment your finger slips, your settings are wrong, you shoot into the sun, or your model sneezes. The results are more about serendipity than technique, and they can surprise even the most accomplished photographer.
The theme for Issue 6 is "Oops!" to celebrate these happy accidents. We're seeking submissions of photos that say "Oops!" to you. Maybe it's a photo you didn't mean to take, or a moment you didn't expect to capture. You're encouraged to have fun with the theme. Surprise us!"
Submit your shots here, submissions are open until April 30.
Sun, March 26th, 2006 by your_waitress
The theme of web legends/photobloggers/publishers Heather Powazek Champ and Derek Powazek's latest JPG Magazine is "Photography is Not a Crime". Issue number 5 begins their second year of publication, and is now available for sale at Lulu. From JPG's website:
The theme, "Photography is Not a Crime," is a rallying cry. It's meant to remind everyone that amateur photographers are the documentarians of real life. We capture our world to help us understand it. We are not a threat.
The issue contains 31 photographer's takes and stories on the theme, NYC subway photography by Edmund Leveckis, Shane Lavalette's Family Portrait Project, an interview with attorney Bert Krages, and a special clip-out Photographer's Right Bust Card.
Our rights as photographers is a topic that is repeatedly being challenged in our everyday encounters and frequently discussed in the photoblogging community. There is currently another example of how relevant this theme is at the NYC Photobloggers website. Hopefully the ongoing discussion and tools such as the current JPG issue will help someone out there know what do to when their rights are challenged.
Thank you Heather, Derek, and all of the inspiring photographers in the issue for addressing this topic head on. Check out the preview at JPG Magazine, and remember that photography is NOT a crime!
Wed, March 15th, 2006 by mr bill
It's hot off the virtual presses! Issue #2 of Bending Light Magazine is now available. This edition of the online photography webzine features the work of Armindo Dias and Asya Schween, an exploration into the difficulties of photographing strangers by Rachael Ashe, as well as an interview with Chromasia's David J. Nightingale by David Shirk. There are also some familiar faces contributing their work to this issue including The Snowsuit Effort's Ryan Keberly, Matt from eggplantwithmayo, and a special serving from our favorite waitress, Valerie J. Cochran. Check it out!
Sun, January 8th, 2006 by Miles
From Clay's Daze:
Snaps Magazine Issue #10 is now accepting images for the "young ones" issue- go to Snaps Magazine for more details.
Mon, December 12th, 2005 by Miles
From JPG Magazine.
JPG Magazine Issue 4: No Theme is now available! For the final issue of our first year, we decided to take a break from the usual theme. We just asked for your best photos of 2005. And we got 'em!
Inside issue 4 you'll find 35 amazing photographs, an interview with Youngna Park and Zach Klein about their "Candy Cane for Your Portrait" project, and a set of brilliant lomos by featured photographer, Kevin Meredith.
+ Submissions open for Issue 5: Photography is Not a Crime
In a post 9/11 age of paranoia and suspicion, public photography has become threatening, even criminal. And we here at JPG are sick of it.
For Issue 5, we're asking you to go out in public and take photos. Insist on your rights as a photographer. Shoot where people tell you not to. And, of course, send the best one to us. Submissions are open now until January 15, 2006.
Fri, December 2nd, 2005 by Miles
From Clay:
Snaps Magazine December's Theme is Whatever- it's just that whatever you want to send me. Keep it somewhat clean though. Send me anything before January 1, 2006 and I get them up around shortly after that. Issue 8- Action/Reaction is in it's final stage before it is complete.
Thanks to all who sent in photos for the issue. Send your photos to snapsmagazine@gmail.com or check out past issues to www.snapsmagazine.com.
Sun, November 27th, 2005 by Miles
Smallest Photo Says:
Andrew Houser and Garth Leach bring you The Daily Shooter. A new online resouce for digital photographers. I've had a quick look and I'm thinking it looks VERY promising.
Wed, March 9th, 2005 by Kathleen
Fellow photoblogger and all-around-great-guy Matt from Eggplant has created a beautiful on-line magazine called photoblogsmagazine.org.
Matt showcases the work and writing of photobloggers who work within a theme, giving these very deserving individuals a chance to talk about their photography and philosophies in depth. Check out the first edition of the magazine which showcases
Amazing street photography by Nitsa of The Streets are Alive
Glorious tree shots by Charles Bryant of Black White and Lemon Art
Evocative images of Amsterdam by Lynn Elliot of Two-Muses
Exciting visions of music festivals by Peter Williamson of peterwilliamson.blogspot.com
Stunning photos of South Africa by Brita Lomba of Southern Images
If you're interested in contributing to a future issue, or commenting on the current issue, be sure to drop Matt a note.
Great job, Matt! Thank you for being such an enthusiastic member of this community!
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