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!


Sunday, March 13, 2011

alec soth . . .

Take a look at this interactive "portrait" project in the 3/13/2011 New York Times Magazine.

Thursday, March 10, 2011

mario cravo neto . . .

Take a look at this artist's "sculpture-like" portraits. Click here for more.




karine laval . . .

Karine Laval calls this series "Poolscapes". Click here to see more.





Thursday, March 3, 2011

the tree . . .

The tree has been and continues to be a fascinating subject for photographers. See if you can recognize any of the photographers works pictured below. Click here to read more about this exhibition at the J. Paul Getty Museum.









deborah luster . . .

Deborah Luster's "Tooth for an Eye" series of cityscapes/landscapes are both seductive and unsettling. To see and read more click here.






are you a photographer? . . .

Sunday, February 13, 2011

pocketable cameras for low light . . .

These three cameras (top, Samsung TL500; lower left, Canon S95; and Panasonic LX5) represent a new category: compact, pocket-size cameras with unusually large sensors. The extra sensor space produces sharper photos with better color, especially in low light without the flash. They also have professional features like RAW-format shooting and fast lenses (meaning they let in a lot of light). The Canon and Panasonic ($370 each) have apertures of f/2.0, the Samsung ($400) is even better at f/1.8. Click here for more information.