Photographer Focus #7: Robert Capa’s D-Day Landing
◈ Photographer Focus #7: Robert Capa’s D-Day Landing
The Life of Others
I took this photo a good while back. I was arriving in Paris by train, and a commuter train overtook us (for some reason I was allegedly in…
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Photography Isn’t Art. Until It Is
There is nothing that separates a password mugshot from a photography master piece: you can use the same camera for both, the same lens, the same location. The…
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Paws in the sand
I posted this photo last week as my contribution to Aminus3’s photo prompt: minimal. I thought I might as well explain it here.
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