hello there! It’s been awhile, I know! But I thought I’d take this opportunity to say hello to visitors coming here after having listened to me on The Postcardist Podcast. Welcome! As I mentioned on the show, I’d love for you to sign up for my monthly postcard swap! If you are interested you may sign up here. Thanks for stopping by!
a selection of my own photography in postcard sized prints
A little break in posting my One Pinhole A Day project to let you know about the March Postcard Swap. I haven't talked about the postcard swap here so let me give you a quick run-down. We are sharing postcard-sized prints of our own photography on Elfster. So when you sign up you will be matched with a person to send a postcard to on the 15. Interested? You can sign up for March's postcard swap here.
Chehalis by Todd Schlemmer
I am very honored to say that one of my pinhole photos will be in a book of Pinhole photography: The f/D Book of Pinhole. It is currently a Kickstarter, currently 75% funded and 31 days to go!
From the press kit and Kickstarter page:
The book will contain:
The book will be printed to these exacting standards:
The ƒ/D Book of Pinhole was compiled for all fans of photography.
For the curious, it serves as a great introduction into pinhole as well as providing a visual roadmap for your creative exploration.
For the experienced pinhole photographer, the book provides inspiration and ideas to continue your journey.
For lensed photographers, this visual journey shows new ways to approach photographic image making and what can be done with a long exposure.
For photography collectors, the book will include a directory of included photographers and info on where to find more of their work.
Please consider backing the project! You can find it here: www.kickstarter.com/projects/537638366/the-f-d-book-of-pinhole
This is one of the photos in the book by my good buddy and pinhole photographer extraordinaire, Todd Schlemmer. He is also one of the 99 artists featured in the book. I also feel like I should mention that I was standing right next to him when he took this shot, and might've even tried it myself (but mine didn't come out nearly as good). Please check out his awesome photography!
Hi there, wonderful readers of Moni Smith Photo's blog! I am needing to scale back on my blogs, so I am going to be posting here only when I have news about my photography. You can see regular photography posts on my personal blog, Blatherskite. See you there!
