Welcome to twentytwofifty. This is where I will be posting useful photo information I come across during the semester, things like links to photographers' websites, upcoming exhibitions and events, opportunities to show your work, recommended reading, and much more.

I hope you will check in often. Look, learn, and enjoy!


Showing posts with label lighting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lighting. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

stephan tillmans . . .

Stephan Tillmans photographs the screens of analogue televisions as the tube is powering off to create a beautiful series of abstractions that only the camera sees.



Tuesday, October 26, 2010

is there such a thing as privacy? . . .

Philip-Lorca diCorcia talks about shooting his "Heads" series. Watch as he describes his simple lighting set-up and discusses the existence / non-existence of "privacy" in our contemporary world.

Monday, October 25, 2010

julietta cervantes . . .

Frequently, photographs of cemeteries and gravestones fall into the category of "cliché. But take a look at these pictures taken in Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery by Julieta Cervantes, an accomplished photographer who has received numerous awards for her images of dancers. She uses multiple hand-held flashlights as her light source. Read more here in the New Yorker's Photo Booth column, and you be the judge . . .