Photography
Stalin and Comrade
40 Important Lectures for Journalism Students
“The Hitherto Impossible in Photography is Our Specialty”
Archaeological Institute of America
Art Appreciation (James Brantley)
Building and Calibrating a Mechanical Stroboscope
Canadian Science and Technology Museum
Center for Railroad Photography & Art
Design and Composition (Jim Saw)
Drawing With Light (Pablo Picasso)
Faking UFO Photos for the Twenty-First Century
George Eastman House Discovery Kits
International Atomic Energy Agency
International Debate Education Association
International Visual Literacy Association
Judicial Photography, 1850 – 1890
Making Photographic Records Under Sterile Conditions
National Press Photographers Association
News in Pictures (Phil Coomes)
No Credible Photographic Interest
Online University of Photography
Photographs Can Lie (The Commissar Vanishes)
Photographic Society of America
Reflectance Transformation Imaging
Repeat Photography: Methods and Applications in the Natural Sciences
Stop Motion Photography (Harold Edgerton)
The image above was taken with a relatively inexpensive digital camera, and manipulated in MS Word to achieve colour shifts. The central object is a boulder that was ripped out of the ground, bound in the roots of a tree that fell over. The area is a drumlin, with a significant percentage of sand and unconsolidated rocks, with about 5mm – 10mm of soil development at the surface and no apparent clay below.
And, for the benefit of your ears:
Watching, Wishing, Waiting (Rich Aucoin)
