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© Michael Jeans | +64 27 496 3802 | galleries | michael@michaeljeans.co.nz
© Michael Jeans | +64 27 496 3802 | galleries | michael@michaeljeans.co.nz
Opening this evening. Inspirit Studio & Gallery, 360 Pencarrow Road, Tamahere.
Funny – much more so than 2° ones.
The thought provoking work of Keith Loutit.
GRINZ is a voluntary group of people with an interest in photography, who subscribe to this newsletter and meet from time to time (in Wellington, where this all started). There are no qualifications or costs to join – if you’re interested, you’re in ..
From GRINZ Newsletter – 18 January 2010
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In 1952, LIFE sent legendary photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt to Cuba to shoot author Ernest Hemingway. The magazine needed photos to run alongside a new novella that would run in LIFE before it was published in book format. That book was “The Old Man and the Sea,” and the issue of LIFE where it was first printed went on to sell 5.3 million copies in two days.
Photo of a Dying Marine: The Larger View
Follow the links and discussion if you have the time.
Apropos the history of photography, this image reminds me of one of Mathew Brady’s (American Civil War photographer) – I cannot find it just now.
The Rockabillies. Cool.
I think Zenfolio is great as a gallery, backup, file delivery and point of sale. It gets better. I am working on taking on the sales function. If you wish to use Zenfolio both you and I will receive a discount if you quote my Referral Code: HSU-YMW-KNV when signing up.
Walker Evans Some contemporary thoughts and a back story of an iconic photograph. Walker Evans on Wikipedia. The LOC / Walker Evans collection.
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Get it by emailing your subscription request to thenews@grinz.co.nz. Lots of good stuff.
From the New York Times. Stories and photographs. Photographer Jim Romano.
This is seriously excellent even if you can’t find someone you know. Love it. That’s my brother Neville above and my nephew Campbell in the front row. Go here. Username: garage password: sale.
Photo credit: Farrelly Photos
I have listed with with Made From New Zealand. My profile is here. From the same folk who bought us this.
My title. It fascinates; photographic fun similar yet different from Simon Høgsberg.
Babel Tales: Peter Funch
Peter Funch website and CV [PDF].
Check out Imagine Finding Me. Also here with some commentary.
Linked from here. Here; on the water and medal presentation sales.
I had a Fickr moment a while back. January of 2007 to be exact. Distracted I had never been back. Today I received this email (discovering to my embarressment three other requests to join – going way back – my apologies.
Hi there
I am an admin for Te Ara – the Encyclopedia of New Zealand’s Flickr group. We will soon be working on our Places entry about the Waikato, and would like to add you to our contacts. See our website for our previous Places entries – http://www.teara.govt.nz/Places/en
Cheers
Marguerite for Te Ara
My Flickr photostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/michaeljeans/
The Flickr Cambridge New Zealand group
http://www.flickr.com/groups/cambridge-new-zealand/
Feel free to join. I promise a more timely response from now on.
Celebrated this Sunday afternoon in Cambridge at Deli on the Corner in Victoria Street – the exhibition opening of dIGITAL EYEs – the work of six Cambridge photographers. Characterful and colourful the Deli on the Corner café – one of Cambridge’s most popular – is home to much visual delight. Above photographer and Cambridge Edition editor Ann Huston – one of the six – with her work – “Flying High” – a photograph taken during Armistice in Cambridge last year. Ann tells me the plane is a Pitts S2S Special piloted by Noel Cruse.
Photograph by Olivia Spitalny. Hot Shots To Go 62 Duke Street Cambridge New Zealand.
Hot Shots To Go, 62 Duke Street, Cambridge, NZ.
Fiona Clark‘s Taranaki Vista.
The explanation. The site.
Photographs I see daily. A portrait of mine from the mid ’90s and a David Cook before and after from his Rotowaro project.
Neat to hear Laurence Aberhart chatting with Kathryn Ryan just now.
Michael Jeans