Hmm, mine seems to have dissapeared. Here it goes again: http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com. It's a blog on synthesizers filled with images of synths I gather daily. Synthesizers have had a profound effect on music. You hear them everyday. Currently things are moving more towards software based synthesizers and the old hardware synths are becoming a thing of the past. I am attempting to capture this bit of technical music history through photos that show up on Ebay and other places. I know it might sound odd, and isn't true photography coming from me, but I believe it has a place and a profound impact that not everyone may see or appreciate. All of this is going to be lost in history. I hope my blog will keep some of these memories alive.
http://range.wordpress.com That is mine and I concentrate on long exposures and night time photography. Joanna Rees is my wife and I am very happy that she is doing so well with her blog.
jorees
· 3 years ago
Thanks Robert I feel very flattered by your comments. Take care and have a good weekend. Tonight I’m going to be taking some more photographs of HsinChu and going through my photographic collection that is a visual diary of my life and experiences.
Quite often while taking about photography with other professional photographers I encounter the question; are images real or created? To some photography is something that is planned and meticulously executed, but to me it is something that just happens. It is a witnessed experience, a creative exchange, or a lived moment that I participated in.
Unlike some photographers, I never really know how my photographs are going to turn out and quite frankly I like it that way. Most of my work is shot without a flash using slow synch or long exposure; and there is not way to fully predict how the light or subject will be realized. To me that is the magic of photography and I wouldn't have it any other way.
Take care and all the best,
JoRees
Fine Art Guy
· 3 years ago
Wow, some great links in here. Inspiration for the day I get serious about this photography/art thing.
The Online Photographer has been doing a series on some of the best photoblogs around right now. I'll just give you this link to the google results, because there are six parts to the series right now. I'd link my photoblog, but I'm just gearing it up again right now and it's not wholly in linkable condition.
I've been making an attempt to keep my photo blog rolling with new image. http://jmg-galleries.com/blog/ I'm a bit backlogged on images so a lot more should be coming soon. It's great to see the other photographers highlighted. There is no shortage of talent out there.
Sonia Rumzi
· 3 years ago
I'm an oil painter, so a photoblog it is. However, I'm finding it challenging to create a good one, especially the archives: http://www.brushandblade.com/
Vitor
· 2 years ago
I organize parties in Amsterdam. Would never be able to avoid blogging about it, as you can see from the photos ;-)
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Otherwise,
Sam @ http://wvs.topleftpixel.com/
BTW I was at your 15steps to a killer blog earlier today, it was quite informative, thanks!
http://www.durhamtownship.com/
http://tweblog.com/tag/pics/
http://tweblog.com/tag/pics/feed/
http://photoblog.conomocity.com/
http://seattlewireless.net/~mattw/
www.erikpersson.com/journal
Mostly Photos most of the time...
cheers,
matrix
http://monkeyonthemove.textamerica.com/
monkeys food blog
http://youarewhatyoueat.textamerica.com
expect some scoble action on these by tomorrow :)
cheers,
matrix
http://blog.jaybryant.com
Enjoy!
Jay Bryant
The Sartorialist is my daily guilty pleasure.
Ahoy,
CR
http://takemorephotos.com
take a look.
That is mine and I concentrate on long exposures and night time photography. Joanna Rees is my wife and I am very happy that she is doing so well with her blog.
Quite often while taking about photography with other professional photographers I encounter the question; are images real or created? To some photography is something that is planned and meticulously executed, but to me it is something that just happens. It is a witnessed experience, a creative exchange, or a lived moment that I participated in.
Unlike some photographers, I never really know how my photographs are going to turn out and quite frankly I like it that way. Most of my work is shot without a flash using slow synch or long exposure; and there is not way to fully predict how the light or subject will be realized. To me that is the magic of photography and I wouldn't have it any other way.
Take care and all the best,
JoRees
4 months into photography now and love it. Feel free to drop a comment and say whether you like it or not.
I have written in detail about it.
http://mediavidea.blogspot.com/2006/12/digg-in-...
I've got chronic tinea. And it's itchy! It started in my toes, but didn't waste any time making its way to my crotch.
Bugger, sometimes it's tough being a Kiwi!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/monkeyleader/
http://jmg-galleries.com/blog/
I'm a bit backlogged on images so a lot more should be coming soon.
It's great to see the other photographers highlighted. There is no shortage of talent out there.
http://www.vitorspencer.com
Comments/tips would be appreciated.
http://adigitalperspective.blogspot.com/