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thomashawk.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses the process of collecting vernacular photography, focusing on how the author acquires, scans, and shares these images. Key points include the importance of vernacular photography as a form of everyday, unpolished visual storytelling, the author's methods for sourcing materials (like estate sales and thrift stores), and their use of digital tools (such as an Epson scanner) to digitize and organize the collection. The author emphasizes the value of sharing these images on platforms like Flickr to engage with a community of fellow collectors and enthusiasts. The post also touches on the challenges of long-term archiving and the author's plans for future improvements in that area. | |
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norasphotos4u.wordpress.com
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| | | | | This week - Cee is a guest host on the Lens-Artist challenge. Also - the topic is the same for her challenge. Here is my entry for the week - a daisy - which is one of my favorite flowers | |
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aphotoeditor.com
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| | | | | Documentary Program at the International Center of Photography Joao Lutz: Baptism Heidi: You came to NYC as a filmmaker with a handful of international clients. What drew you to the Document... | |
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theanalyst.com
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| | | We use DRIP (Daily-updated Rating of Individual Performance) to create per-100 NBA player projections for plus/minus. | ||
