Fine Art Photography Daily

All posts tagged: "Black and White"

  • Mark Sink by October 17th, 2009

    Mark Sink has been a pioneer of Diana imagery since the 1970’s.

  • Dennis Hopper, Participant Observer by October 3rd, 2009

    It’s normal to discount actors when they excel at a secondary talent, but Dennis Hopper’s secondary talents are too significant to dismiss.

  • C Gary Moyer by September 25th, 2009

    The toy camera evolution has been quite remarkable.

  • Erik van der Weijde by September 18th, 2009

    Erik van der Weijde is an energetic and prolific photographer from Amsterdam, currently living in Brasil.

  • SHOTS Magazine and Edoardo Pasero by September 16th, 2009

    Sometimes I yearn to look at a certain type of photograph–something black and white, square format, lovely and layered in meaning; quiet, yet significant and I always find those kind o

  • Orville Robertson by September 4th, 2009

    New York photographer, Orville Robertson’s, wonderful work is being exhibited at the Blue Sky Gallery in Portland during the month of September.

  • Sarah Hadley by August 26th, 2009

    Chicago photographer, Sarah Hadley, has packed her suitcases and moved to Los Angeles, and the left coast is lucky to have her.

  • Josef Hoflehner by August 8th, 2009

    I don’t know how Austrian photographer, Josef Hoflehner, has time to sleep.

  • Monica Denevan by August 1st, 2009

    I recently received the new issue of The Sun magazine, and was happy to see the stunning image by Monica Denevan on the cover.

  • Jane Fulton Alt by July 24th, 2009

    Chicago photographer, Jane Fulton Alt, is one of those rare visionaries that keeps exploring the world by utilizing new ways of expression and story telling for each project.

  • Beth Kientzle by July 18th, 2009

    Oakland photographer, Beth Klentzle, has an eye for quiet moments, for introspection and delicate observation.

  • Michael Slade by July 3rd, 2009

    My only memory of the Great Salt Lake is when my mother bought me a big chunk of rock salt that I licked all the way back to Los Angeles on a summer road trip (a treat that would not be sanc

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