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The Official Head-Case Photography Thread.

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How Susan Meiselas’s home neighborhood produced one of her most influential bodies of work – a study of adolescence, femininity and the gentrification of New York 

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Neat list. He missed the Contura. I got to play with one of these for a bit.

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Diary of a Pandemic

The first in a weekly series of curations of images made by Magnum photographers around the world, working and living under varying degrees of social restriction

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Beautiful shot as always Peter, even though your subjects are all going to be close to home this Spring.

On ‎4‎/‎6‎/‎2020 at 10:19 PM, Voltron said:

even though your subjects are all going to be close to home this Spring.

An enterprising local pro photographer has begun marketing a "front-porch" photo service. She sets up a session where a family poses on their front porch, while she photographs a safe distance away from the sidewalk. Social media posts seem to indicate she is doing well during this crazy time.

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I hadn't heard of this phenomenon, until this article last week. Sounds like a good plan in this climate to me.  

Should anyone be interested Magnums revolving Square Print sale is back up for a few days. 50% of their proceeds go to Médecins Sans Frontières’s COVID-19 emergency response.

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On 4/6/2020 at 7:19 PM, Voltron said:

Beautiful shot as always Peter, even though your subjects are all going to be close to home this Spring.

It's A-OK. I have had literally years worth of photos waiting to be worked with that I had just been too busy to do anything with until this recent pause.

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So I went outside for a bit at lunch. Took my camera with me. 

Turns out that my trusty D50 turned over 10,000 photos and reset the counter.

Here is image 10,001 -- not bad.

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Feel like the old girl probably deserves a good cleaning... 

cheers

 

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I can see that technology, if implemented for better 3D accuracy, making into face/body recognition AI.

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