Fraction Magazine

One of my friends from SPE posted this on facebook and I thought I'd share. It's a site created by a couple of people in Albuquerque, NM and features several artists each issue. I believe it's online only. Check it out!

http://www.fractionmagazine.com/issue/issue-14/

Wow! What fun we have had.

I know I have mentioned this in class to some people but before we all go off for the summer I wanted to post this link to Photojojo -- a newsletter I subscribe to that I think is kind of cool. Cheesy sometimes but always interesting and I have seen some great work(like this Jason Travis) posted here: Photojojo Newsletter
It's been a great year in class.


Enjoy your summer!

Self-portrait contest for students

http://www.larkbooks.com/digital/spcontest

Milo Newman

"There is an incessant influx of novelty into the world, and yet we tolerate incredible dullness."- Henry Thoreau

Some of you may already know of this photographer, but he is new to me!

http://www.milonewman.com/home.html

My Mentor and Friend.

Click here, you may know this photographer.

Motor City Seen

MetroTimes (March 10-16, 2010) had a spotlight on Motor City Seen, the feature on the Metro Times web site that showcases Detroit-related photography. Motor City Seen images are drawn from the Metro Times Flickr group; peruse images from the group here. There's some really striking stuff!

The MT Flickr group accepts submissions of Detroit-related photography, some of which may show up in Metro Times, so there's a submission possibility for you if you like photographing the Detroit area.

For Leigh

I was looking through a book and saw something you might be interested in. It relates to some of the different possibilities in approach that Colin mentioned during the first critique. These guys, Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin, took a roll of photo paper in a lightproof box to Afghanistan posing as war photographers and exposed pieces of the paper during different times during their stay to 'record the conditions' of the particular time.
Here's their website, the particular series is "The Day": http://www.choppedliver.info/

This might even be interesting for you, Christine!