Article Roundup 09/01/24

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Jan 09, 2024

Building authentic connections: Forging meaningful bonds in long-term photography projects

This is the fourth part of a series of articles I started working on in the beginning of last year. It’s about long-term photo projects. At the bottom of this newsletter you will find links to the previous articles. In the field of long-term photographic projects, where the aim goes beyond simply capturing images to encapsulating stories and emotions, t…

a year ago · 4 likes · 2 comments · Marcel Borgstijn

A great piece in

Marcel Borgstijn

’s Long-term Photography Projects series over on his Darkrooms newsletter!

Paper Arts Collective Newsletter

Productivity, Efficiency, and Art

Disclaimer: I absolutely need a much heavier dose of practicing what I preach here.** In the newsletter that ended 2023 I talked about slowing down. I hope the takeaway was clear; Be more human in your approach to art. In that c…

a year ago · 16 likes · 1 comment · RWB and Paper Arts Collective

Paper Arts Collective

muses on inspiration for the new year.

Photos, mostly

Issue 14: You Press The Button, We Do The Rest

It is almost unthinkable now that there was a time when photography was available only to those with expertise. Knowledge of physics, chemistry, and art history was required to even begin making, developing, and printing photographs. One also had to have the means so for some time this expensive, dangerous pursuit of photography w…

a year ago · 38 likes · 21 comments · Neil Milton

Andy Adams

highlighted

Alina Trifan

’s great newsletter on Flakphoto.

My Morning Muse

My Visual Journal #13

a year ago · 85 likes · 60 comments · Susanne Helmert

A beautiful monochrome return to Danish beaches in

Susanne Helmert

’s ongoing Visual Journal series!

My Morning Muse

All they left was a chair

2 years ago · 76 likes · 47 comments · Susanne Helmert

Also, a fantastic series from Susanne’s archive, All They Left Was a Chair.

Photos, photographers and photobooks.

No-one has ever made photographs like these

“There is no decisive moment in my photographs, only the melting of time.” Hiroshi Sugimoto at the Hayward Gallery is one of the most enthralling exhibitions I’ve seen in a while. As the curator, Ralph Rugoff, says “no-one has ever made photographs like these…

a year ago · 57 likes · 32 comments · Andrew Eberlin

Andrew Eberlin

has a good piece from his visit to Hiroshi Sugimoto’s first UK exhibition at The Hayward Gallery.

Photos, mostly

Issue 14: You Press The Button, We Do The Rest

a year ago · 38 likes · 21 comments · Neil Milton

An incredibly detailed edition of

Neil Milton

’s Photos, Mostly, covering too many subjects to mention - Just read it!

THE NEIGHBORLY FLORIDA

Redefined: A Village and its Priorities

In the late evening hours of November 16, 2023, and after several long nights of meetings inside the Wellington Village Hall, three council members as well as the mayor and vice-mayor, addressed the public and voted on a recent proposal to modify the…

a year ago · 13 likes · 4 comments · Lara Chapman

Lara Chapman

of The Neighborly Florida posted about the village of Wellington amid proposed redevelopment, with plenty of unfortunate parallels to my own local area.

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