Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Photography on Internet”
Om Malik, dalle colonne del New Yorker, fa un’osservazione interessante sulla recente mossa di Google di rendere NIK Collection gratuito. Egli sostiene che diventa gratis perché non è più redditizio mantenerlo vista la sparuta minoranza di appassionati e/o professionisti che …
On behalf of the New York Times photography blog Lens, I would like to invite you and your colleagues to join us in a global project called A Moment in Time. Thousands of photographers of all experience levels will be …
Over the past few months I’ve used the blog mainly for shameless self promotion/communication of what was happening to me and less for talking about photography or for commenting what was going on on the photoblogosphere. I apologize for being …
Nell’ultimo periodo ho fatto alcune riflessioni sull’utilizzo del blogging o del twittering e della loro importanza per chi fa fotografia. Su questo tema si sono espressi in tanti (un link qui a titolo d’esempio), riconoscendo al social networking, un ruolo …
Ed Kashi is an important photographer with a great range of interesting and multi-faced projects. I invite you to have a look to the beautiful multimedia presentation of “Three”. Lot of shots, sometimes looking not completely coherent, that acquire, in …
Jessica Dimmock 9th Floor is one of the social photography projects I like the most. I saw it first time live in Milan back in 2007 (a good report in italian is available here). It is shocking document and now …
I invite all of you to have a look to the nice presentation Yann Arthus-Bertand gave on TED last february (became available on June). It is about his great HOME project where he combines the extraordinary arial pictures (I saw …
Imperdibile. The Big Picture pubblica delle bellissime immagini di Saturno scattate dalla sonda Cassini. La bellezza formale e astratta delle fotografie è davvero soprendente.
