Before the Internet, I discovered great photographers and photographs among the pages of books at the Boston University library. I was supposed to be studying…
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Had I stumbled upon some kind of illegal activity? Was the mob beating up someone tied to a chair in the backroom? I’m always weary of stumbling upon some clandestine pot plot in the woods (more on the West Coast than East Coast), some tweaker’s meth labs in the middle of nowhere, or even some deer poacher mistaking me for Fish and Game.
Comments closedInterview with Edward Fielding, Fine Art Photographer – Reprint Edward Fielding, Fine Art Photographer (Grantham, NH) USA EWW: I am curious to know what qualities…
Comments closedPhotography as a medium in the realm of art takes it beyond the snapshot and simple pretty picture. Fine art photography has intent and purpose…
Comments closedInterview with photographer Edward Fielding.
Comments closedTed Forbe’s vlog about photography is refreshing because he mainly talks about the “art of photography” rather than the “art of buying camera equipment”. Sure,…
Comments closedThe iconic American photographer Walker Evans is so well known for his photographs of Depression Era America in the 1930s that it is hard to…
Comments closedCreating a body of work takes time, effort and money over a number of years as in this example by photographer Edward M. Fielding.
Comments closedWalker Evans is one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century. His elegant, crystal-clear photographs and articulate publications have inspired several generations of artists
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