As photographers in the digital era, we tend to view our photos on screens, whether it’s on your computer, your tablet or your phone and don’t print them anymore. I, myself, am guilty of this but I am trying to print more work as it is great to touch, feel and look at a printed photograph. When I received an email asking if I would consider a guest post about photographic paper, I was obviously interested! Buying a good printer and doing my own printing is something I’ve been thinking about and this post helps me better understand what goes into choosing paper. So, without any further ado, I give you Joseph. — josh
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This past Monday, I shot a new photo for my NO MUSIC NO LIFE series. This one was a little extra special because the song could have been my favorite.
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Welcome to the last post of AFTER DIMITIRI. After, Russia, Mongolia and China, we flew to North America. We spent a couple of days in Vancouver before heading south to Seattle and picking up our rental car. The US of A is the best country for road trips! We drove from Seattle to Boston via LA, Austin, New Orleans, Florida and up the East coast. In 23 days, we drove a little over 11’00 kilometers, crossed 21 states and had an amazing time!
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Welcome to part 3 of our epic trip last summer. After Russia and Mongolia, we spent a month in China. I’ll be honest and admit I really had no desire to visit China. I was kind of influenced by the media, etc.
We’ll I’m glad we went. It’s an incredible country, a huge country, so diverse you can actually notice changes in people’s faces in different regions.
Okay, I’ll admit it, my title is a bit dodgy but hey, gotta come up with something, right? So, after yesterday’s «From Russia with love», today, I take you to Mongolia.
It’s an incredible country, so big, so empty and yet, so mesmerizing and enthralling. We spent two weeks in two different regions: the Gobi Desert and the Arkhangai Province.
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It will soon be a year, on June 11, that Anka and I took off for the journey of a lifetime. We followed Dimitri’s footsteps. If you don’t know or remember who Dimitri is, please feel free to read about him in this post.
Our journey started in Saint Petersburg, Russia and took us to Moscow, Kazan, Yekaterinburg, Tomsk, Novosibirsk, Irkutsk, lake Baïkal and Ulan Ude. That’s nearly 7’000km on the Transsiberian train line.
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This past Friday, I was happily going through my RSS feeds when I came upon an article speaking of the ‘Instagram Act’. It obviously caught my eye and intrigued me so I went on and read it.
Since I’ve read about it, I’ve been searching, reading, documenting myself to decide wether I should be afraid or really afraid of it.
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A while back, I posted that I would start accepting guest posts on my blog. I think it’s a nice way to share my space with people who don’t necessarily have a place to speak their mind or tell a story. So here is roughly what I am expecting.
Depending on how this goes, I will publish one guest post per week.
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I’m really excited to present the second image of my new series: No Music No Life. This series mixes photography and behind the scenes videos. I ask my subject what their favorite song is and then, try to represent that song in a single image. I also shoot some behind the scenes footage, including an interview of my subject, and present it to you with the chosen song as background music.
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Last week, I announced a cRAZY challenge would be held during this morning’s Creative Morning event. This month’s theme is «The Future». So the Geneva chapter staff and myself asked everyone to travel to the future and come back with an object.
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