Article Roundup 01/11/23

An all-Substack Creator Edition!

Nov 01, 2023

No longer shall the photographer be a hunter but a gatherer of the harvest of light.

I had been roaming the streets looking for something to shoot. I loaded, then waited and watched. Once I had caught my subject in view, I aimed and took a shot. I worked alone in the darkroom, developing the negative. I stopped it, then fixed it. Then I cropped, dodged and burned the positive until I was satisfied…

2 years ago · 11 likes · 11 comments · Matthew Poburyny

A thought-provoking piece from Matthew Poburyny focusing on the language used when talking about photography.

My Morning Muse

Journaling about Photography

In 2019 I found myself in a creative rut. I don’t remember what caused it or how I ended up in it and it surely wasn't the first time I felt that way. It was around that time I learned about the book “The Artist’s Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity” by Julia Cameron. Millions of copies have been sold over the past three decades and countless art…

2 years ago · 49 likes · 23 comments · SUSANNE HELMERT

Another fantastic edition of

SUSANNE HELMERT

’s My Morning Muse newsletter sees her discuss the topic of journaling as a way of engaging with her photography.

She also released an excellent article looking at the Daybooks of Edward Weston!

Also, a great piece in Susanne’s Visual Journal showing a series of recent diptychs.

Process Thoughts Behind the Images Submitted for Werkhaus Zine

Paul Graham

October 26, 2023

Process Thoughts Behind the Images Submitted for Werkhaus Zine

I recently submitted six images from my Exposed series for Workhorse Collective’s Werkhaus Zine. I’ll talk about each image and it’s inclusion in the required six images for the submission below! This house is in nearby Rothwell, and was the starting point for the project. I’d driven through Rothwell for years, to and from the kids’ football sessions, ebfore one day glancing across while stopped at the busy junction you can see in the background of the photo.

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In case you missed it last week, I published my process thoughts on my submission for Workhorse Collective’s Werkhaus zine. I analysed the six photos from the submission, taken from my wider Exposed series.