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30, Jul 2007

AddALL Used and Out of Print book search
This is a great resource for locating used and out of print books. Maybe even better than AbeBooks.
(tags: books shopping search)

Vgallery
Very interesting photography business ideas in here. Studio ideas, marketing ideas and educational opps.
(tags: photography photographers businessideas)

Motif1 Guest House 헤이리의 게스트하우스, 모티프원
This place is incredible. I met the [...]

On our way out

29, Jul 2007

We’ve been packing all weekend.  This is the first time Adam and I will actually be prepared for a move.  I think we may finally be growing up a little.  :).
I have two days left working at English Village.  We had a really nice farewell party last night, and now we’re really ready to begin [...]

In Shadows

24, Jul 2007

For a year now, Adam and I have lived less than a mile from the most heavily fortified border in the world… ever. Today, we are participating in the 40 Day Fast, and we want to talk a little about North Korea.

(Both photographs were taken from the same hill.)
Photo 1: Adam [...]

The consummation of humility

24, Jul 2007

Being the only child of two extremely loving and adoring parents, pride and self-inflation are perhaps some of my greatest struggles on the spiritual path. I’m not alone though, this is the last and deepest obstacle for all who walk on two feet in this world.
Seeing who we really are, and living in light of [...]

links for 2007-07-24

24, Jul 2007

Columbia College Chicago : Home
Great-looking art & photography school in Chicago. I’d never heard of them before. Interesting option for further studies…
(tags: photography education school chicago)

School of the Art Institute of Chicago
It seems that SAIC offers an MFA in Photography. When I was in high school I dreamed of going to SAIC.
(tags: education photography art [...]

links for 2007-07-20

21, Jul 2007

Katherine Hayles, How We Became Posthuman, prologue
Here, at the inaugural moment of the computer age, the erasure of embodiment is performed so that “intelligence” becomes a property of the formal manipulation of symbols rather than enaction in the human lifeworld.
(tags: books digital philosophy research theory posthuman cybernetics)

links for 2007-07-19

20, Jul 2007

Rob Galbraith DPI: Alex Majoli points and shoots
This Magnum photographer shoots exclusively with point and shoot digitals. Amazing…
(tags: art equipment photographer photography photojournalism)

Alex Majoli
Quote: “We should think of a photographer as a Samurai who makes rituals, moves and gestures in order to develop his techniques and his instinct.”

(tags: photographers photography photojournalism magnum)

The Polaroid Kidd
This guy’s [...]

The sacred present

19, Jul 2007

Here’s another fantastic quote from Father Thomas Keating that I thought was worth sharing with all of you:
“If we refuse to think of anything except what we are doing or the person that we are with, we develop the habit of being present to the present moment. In a way, the present moment becomes as [...]

links for 2007-07-18

19, Jul 2007

Bookmarklets, Favelets and Snippets
Bookmarklets (or Favelets) are tiny Javascript-Snippets, which are stored within a bookmark and add particular functionalities to the browser you’re using. It doesn’t matter whether you browse, bookmark, look up, search, design or program - depending
(tags: bookmarklets javascript tools links web useful reference)

“Making Digital Negatives”
Did you know that you can make [...]

links for 2007-07-16

17, Jul 2007

Giclee Print Specialists
We are full service giclee printing specialists utilizing the latest imaging equipment and profiling technology. We serve artists and photographers with their publishing needs. All our art substrates are archival and acid free.
(tags: giclee printing art photography)


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