Photograph by Wilson Alwyn "Snowflake" Bentley (1865–1931) one of the first known photographers of snowflakes. Each snow crystal was caught on a blackboard and transferred rapidly to a microscope slide where it was photographed through the microscope. He would capture more than 5,000 images of crystals in his lifetime.
Man Walks All Day to Create Spectacular Snow Patterns
Artist Simon Beck spends days plodding through the snow in raquettes (snowshoes), creating these sensational patterns of snow art.
Atelier Snow
Extreme Macro Photos of Insect Wings by Chris Perani Layer Thousands of Images
The undulating surfaces of Perani's high-resolution photos resemble chromatic pixels, stained glass, or even beadwork.
Eight Photographers on Their Favorite Image from Robert Frank’s “The Americans”
Jason Eskenazi, a photographer and former security guard at the Met, collected responses to the foundational book’s indelible pictures.
Greenland, Land of Unending Ice
Swiss nature photographer Stefan Forster has been visiting Greenland for eight years, documenting the ice, glaciers, icebergs, and wildlife of this “magical cou
Hawkins-Weeks Photography
A blog about photography, featuring landscape, nature, abstract and macro subjects, plus articles on art, music and books (oh, and coffee!)
10 Street Photographers EVERY Photographer MUST Know
The Candid Flaneur
A website dedicated to the art of candid street photography. Humanist and social photography blog by street photographer Alex Zafer
Internet Archive
We saw the www.lostlandscapes.org show which was put on to benefit the Internet Archive which suffered from a fire recently. The show featured footage of SF from the 1920s to 1980s. The soundtrack is the crowd, as they yell out recognized locations and ask questions, etc. The Internet Archive (which has the Wayback Machine) is located in a former church. The grand hall is where the show was held, and you can see that the church pews are still in tact. In the alcoves at the back are two server racks which store the master copy of the archives. On the edges are little statues. Those are representations of people who dedicated many hours volunteering for the archive. The one I happened to photograph is Aaron Swartz.
Photography Prints by David Hawkins-Weeks
Photography prints and cards by David Hawkins-Weeks
ICM Photography Tutorial – Intentional Camera Movement
The Art of Intentional Camera Movement
Some more photos for #hff #halfframefriday - sorry they are late. The Unimog snowplough, a view up the funicular railway tracks and two photos inside the top cafe just before it closed. I like the wooden beams and lamp - shades. #hff #halfframefriday #believeinfilm #filmphotography
