art in and around South Florida
Back in October, 2011 we featured the article, HDR is technique, not style, and The Role of the Artist because we like Harold Davis on multiple levels. His photography is
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The love story that changed history: Fascinating photographs of…: “ The love story that changed history: Fascinating photographs of interracial marriage at a time when it was banned in 16
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We are a strong advocate and active participant of walking. Not totally by choice, by I personally walked at least 25 kilometers (15.5 miles) on Wednesday. On Walking: Valparaiso, Chile
Photography trade associations weigh in on Cariou versus Prince case: “New York: Cariou versus Prince is shaping up as the most significant still-photography copyright case in perhaps a century, as
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HDR is technique, not style: “Among the many misconceptions about HDR (High Dynamic Range) image creation is a big mistake: the belief that HDR represents a style, or a particular
With some recent comments on Google+ (if you happen to have an account) were about how Google’s TOS allows them to license your photographs without compensation to you with one
Continue readingThe Future Of Photography Is In The Photographer Not The Photograph
Good news greets the fourth edition of the IILA-Photography Prize: the best photographers of 2011 will exhibit their works at Rome’s Contemporary Art Museum, the MACRO, as part of the
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A new photo exhibition at CIFO confronts the rich pleasures of thinking: “A new exhibition at CIFO confronts the rich pleasures of thinking…” (Via MiamiHerald.com: Visual Arts & Architecture.)
“I fell in love with Mark Hahn’s photography the first time I saw his black and white images in his book Beautiful Pointless Universe . Seemingly simple and abstract and
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