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Videoblogs as Collective Documentary
Jon Hoem, Videoblogs as Collective Documentary (conference paper – pdf).
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the photographers
That’s what I’m talkin’ about: the photographers spied being mobile at this public address.
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Mobile Phone Photo Show
The Mobile Phone Photo Show – it was only a matter of time…
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More on (non)photography
Jeff of This Public Address responds to some of my recent thoughts on vernacular creativity in photography. He says: I really must disagree with the idea that the philosophy on this non photography site is well developed. Actually, I find it rather naive. Having ?no rules? actually suggests the most difficult to adhere to rule […]
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Non-photography
Interesting street images and a developed philosophy of vernacular creativity at this website. As I develop a kind of relational taxonomy of the new ‘amateurism’, I’ve been struck by the pervasiveness of this kind of neo-punk, militant DIY, determinedly lo-fi ethic and aesthetic. Example: While making street photos, non-photography was formed. non-p is the concept […]
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Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day
The 25th of April is Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day.
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Sleepy City: The Interview
I wanted to try something different from the usual formulaic “link+commentary” blog posts, so I decided to conduct a blog interview with the mysterious urban explorer behind the Sleepy City photography project and website. I was very pleased with the insights the interview generated, and I’ll certainly be doing more of them. Enjoy! Jean: First […]
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Sleepy City
Images of the bits of Brisbane that don’t match the shiny postmodern marketing at sleepy city: Through the decaying doorframe or that unnoticed metal hole wait adventure and sights few will ever see. All it takes to step across into this parallel world is a torch and a curious spirit. No joining fees, no ridiculous […]
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Photojunkie Forum
Photojunkie Forum: a discussion board about photography
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Circular Streetscapes
The project installation Their Circular Life uses digital technologies to present quite ordinary images of urban life in an innovative way. It is similar to panoramic VR presentations, but instead of allowing you to “fly” around viewing the scene from a number of different perspectives (so you feel that you are controlling the spatiality of […]