SEA BLUES is here!
Wow. This has been a really long and crazy ride and now finally the books are in our hands. We could not be more excited to show them off, so take a look!
SEA BLUES is available to purchase online here.
Wow, indeed! Cait Opp and Yael Malka’s Sea Blues, the photo book formerly known as Too Much Information, looks incredible.
Testing out a Videre pinhole gif with Lucy.
Highly recommend checking out Kelly Angood’s project tumblr, where she’s been showing off all the wonderful things the Videre can do.
Today in Kickstarter, Friday April 19th 2013:
- The Olympic City exhibit opens tonight in Atlanta!
- A TED Talk on robots by the creators of ROMO
- Steve Lambert’s Capitalism Works For Me coming to Times Square
- Stop-motion video made with 2,400 images from the Echoes project
Beautiful photos from the opening of Jung Kim’s photo exhibit, DANIEL JOHNSTON: here.
Bacteriography, the method of creating photographs out of bacteria.
Zachary Copfer has been experimenting with the medium ever since he invented it while getting his masters. He’s now preparing a show of bacteriography to exhibit at Art Prize in September.
Beautiful stills from Melissa F. Clarke’s “After the Ice” project.
Finally got my Lomography Smartphone Scanner earlier today and been experimenting. 😊
Lomography’s Smartphone Scanner looks pretty nifty!
Twinsies.
As part of Cheyne Gallarde’s Universe of One project, the photographer transformed himself into the backers of his Kickstarter project. Check out the Cindy Sherman-inspired series here.
The Kickstarter table at the LA Art Book Fair. A special selection of Kickstarter book projects, hand-selected from the Publishing, Art, and Photography categories.
Amazing photo from Gabriele Giugni’s Kumbh Mela project.
Streets of San Francisco.
American Analog is a hand-made collection of 35mm photos shot on the streets of San Francisco. Coming from game designer, maker, and self-proclaimed “super nerd” Doc Pop, this project is an unexpected throwback to a time before Instagram.
Mystery symptoms.
Congratulations to photographer Thilde Jensen: Her project, Canaries, was picked by Slate as one of their 11 favorite photo exhibitions of 2012.
Canaries depicts the lives of people suffering from environmental illness, a mysterious condition that causes victims to become sickened by trace chemicals in everyday life.
The race that never was.
Tomorrow, hundreds of people in 24 countries will “run” in a fake marathon.
With no start time, finish line, or rules, Run Free is a race of pure nonsense. Expect some seriously awesome photos of the madness.
Top of the world.
Photographers Greg Woodward and Josh Exell just reached the summit of Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa. They followed the route of the original ascent in 1923, capturing the journey with period cameras. Here’s a 21st century photo of the view.
View from the top of Jebel Toubkal
Instant photos.
Turn analog film into digital photographs — instantly.
Kickstarter: Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner (NEATO!)
I just went for the scanner personally, I figure $40 is a no brainer. And it means I can bring the scanner with me when I pick up negatives and post a few from my phone easily on the go. FTW.
