Inspiring Photographers
Adobe's Chizen says Photoshop will be a hosted application, that is available online for users, though with limited capacity (well, a version of the industry behemoth)
Just a reminder that the NPPA's Northern Short Course is from March 8-10, in Providence, Rhode Island
Nikon shows off its Vibration Reduction technology
An Introduction To High Dynamic Range Photography (costs $7.99)
Make your own Indian movie [with subtitles]
The New Yorker, all 80-years of it, is now available on a USB-drive.
The New York Arab & South Asian Film Festival is going full tilt from February 23 through March 4.
My new advertisement for my wedding photography, in India New England [a newspaper for, well, Indians living in New England]
UbuWeb “is a completely independent resource dedicated to all strains of the avant-garde, ethnopoetics, and outsider arts.” [Via Shripriya]
PDN's World In Focus is a visual treat
Marketing Photos with Mary Virginia Swanson
Fulbright Scholars to India are getting jilted [Via David Wells]
For photographers who want to get a hold of their digital workflow, there is now a terrific looking solution out there called DQ QuiKeys. Now for only PC. Mac version coming soon.
Two major players in the online proofing arena – PickPic and Skooks Kart
Looks like photographers can be plagiarists [Via The Online Photographer]
JPG magazine is offering a $10 discount until Valentines Day
We Are All Photographers Now – an exhibit you (yes you) can participate it. Images will be showcased on a revolving basis at the Musée de l'Elysée, Lausanne. Upload your images and you will be sent a confirmation of the gallery presentation (they handle the printing apparently).
The Line of Control – “Skier and full-time freelance writer Eric Segalstad will document three months of skiing in Northern India this coming winter. Starting Christmas he'll be in Kashmir at Gulmarg, a ski area with world-class terrain less than a mile from the 50-year-old Line of Control between India and Pakistan.”
Photographer Jim Brandenburg has a new documentary video about his experiences photographing in the wild – Chased By The Light. I am ordering my copy today.
At Close Range is also a documentary, about National Geographic's veteran photographer, Joel Sartore broadcast on your friendly PBS channel. If you missed it, you can buy the DVD here.
Photographing moving vehicles Please do be careful!
We all fantasize about traveling to different parts of the world as a photographer. Steven Frischling lives and blogs it. Check out his site for tips on how to travel, where to find the best deals, how to negotiate with ticketing agents and even get bumped up to a higher fare class.
Thatcher Hullerman Cook has two websites: Winterground, where “photographs represent people and environments suspended in a time, place and circumstance beyond their control” and his editorial & documentary work
Chocolography: Yummy!
If I haven't mentioned it before Thom Hogan's e-books are terrific guides to a great many Nikon cameras and strobe units
Is Kwik Stand a replacement for the much heralded Red Wing light stands that aren't being produced anymore?
VII, the photo agency now has video-clips of its members talking about their projects. Very cool!