February 2012
1 post
www.jeremyjansen.com .... Well worth a Geez
jeremyjansen:
true story… FINALLY got around to making one of these. www.jeremyjansen.com
December 2011
1 post
November 2011
6 posts
One medium turning a blind eye.
“After spending a year at post grad studying design I cant help but notice how much bad design there is out there. Especially in the photography industry. You would think one medium would respect the other and embrace it. My love, first and foremost, is my photographic practice and thats what brought me to design. I just wish people from my [main] profession would respect design more.
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October 2011
11 posts
Photo-book Junk.
I don’t know why I am posting this as there is not much point but all the same I must post my thoughts. Now although I love the self-publishing photo-book industry, it kiils me to see how badly the [photo] industry has been hit by over processed, under skilled, under though and worst of all OVER HYPED IMAGERY. I struggle with how highly saturated the business of “intellectual”...
September 2011
6 posts
July 2011
2 posts
June 2011
3 posts
Work, work, work.
Well I have a number of new things to post but due to me working on such ‘things’ I haven’t had time to upload to this wonderful site. So tomorrow I will upload new pics of new experiments. Keep your eyes peeled.
May 2011
9 posts
A second blog consisting of photographic work
I have set up a second blog consisting of images my by me that do not represent my documentary work in totality but give some indication as to how I produce work. There is a proper explanation on the site itself. Please feel free to have a look. I hope you like and you come back to watch the imagery grow.
www.dt-pc.tumblr.com
“I think it’s important to recognize publishing as a collaborative process...”
– This is text is extracted from an interview with Lesley Martin (Aperture Books) held by Joerg Colberg.
The interview is a discussion based around the Photobook, its history and its future.
You can read it in full - http://jmcolberg.com/weblog/extended/
Some very clever ways to manipulate editorials for... →
Just click on the title and it will take you to the home page where you will see the images.
The problem with Edward R. Tufte's writings
Its seems to be very hard, when reading Edward R. Tufte’s books to find quotes. Not in the sense that there is a lack of, but that you find yourself going to ‘highlight’ every sentence! How can you pull ‘the best bits’ from a mans writings that are all ‘best bits’???
Dam his clever ways!
April 2011
36 posts
