Interview: Inside Astronaut Don Pettit’s Jaw-Dropping Space Photography https://news.google.com/news/amp?caurl=http%3A%2F%2Famp.space.com%2F35050-don-pettit-space-photography-interview.html#a-1e9c5627-99b7-4335-bc90-5cad95f24cfdRead more

http://www.digitaltrends.com/features/dt10-how-digital-photography-reinvented-itself/ Very interesting read…Read more

https://fstoppers.com/originals/did-time-magazine-use-photography-compare-donald-trump-hitler-156376Read more

As the 20th edition of the world’s most prestigious photography fair comes to a close, we round up five stylistic themes for the year ahead; from reinventing the cut-out to the return of found photography Source: Five Emerging Trends We Spotted at Paris Photo FairRead more

I’m supporting their effort to bring back a 4×5 color instant film, and I hope you will too! Having other media to work with besides digital is very important!Read more

LensCulture is a terrific resource for those interested in photography -documentary, street, fine art, and more.  I’ve really become a fan of this site. Discover and share the best in contemporary photography Source: LensCulture – Contemporary PhotographyRead more

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Even though this is an older article, I think the video linked on the bottom of the page by Rob Hummel was quite interesting.  I learned that one of the reasons why film has such broad dynamic range is because there are many layers of emulsion with different sensitivity.  That’s cool! Film Vs Digital: Learn about Sensors & Cameras from 35mm film, 120 220 film, plait 4/5 and full frame to medium format film for Pro to Amatuer photographers Source:Read more

I just watched this old Kodak movie on how they made film in the 50’s and it’s really quite amazing. The quality control checks seem more than sufficient but perhaps in those days necessary. What did surprised me was the check for radioactive material.   Film is announced in an other language, but subtitled in English.Read more

This was a great video breaking down the emotive response to different type of compositional shapes used in movies but of course would also apply to photography and other artistic mediums.  Highly recommended!Read more