Category Archives: Classic Photography

Which inspires the other? Photo: John Hook Imagine any surfer you want. Now imagine an artist. Did the same name come to mind? There is a good chance that it is. With captions George Greenough and Rick Griffinnowadays Dave Rastovich, Ozzy wrong and Thomas Campbell, it’s as if surfing is different from physical activities with […]

Following rumors at the start of the year, Xiaomi finally confirms its collaboration with Leica Camera and becomes its fourth partner, joining Sharp, Huawei and Panasonic. According to Yahoo, the collaboration between Xiaomi and Leica is not the first time that a phone maker has integrated photographic equipment from a leading camera maker. Looking back, […]

News The casual Italian-style restaurant and wine bar brings award-winning chefs to the heart of Back Bay. Passionate foodies and catering newbies love The Feed. Subscribe now to our bi-weekly newsletter. Chefs Jamie Bissonnette and Ken Oringer. / Photo courtesy of JK Food Group For more than two years, Bostonian globetrotters Ken Oringer and Jamie […]

ALBANY, NY (NEWS10) – JP Elario has been photographing weddings for nearly 30 years. He took over Elario Photography from his father, who started the business in 1984. In 2014, he started offering free pop-up portraits to random people on the street. Elario said he wanted to give people a chance to get in front […]

Lele Pons will host the exhibition season 2; Series to showcase Galaxy S22 Ultra camera technology He is back! Exposure, the first mobile contest series of its kind, returns for a second season with episodes one and two dropping May 29 and 30, followed by new episodes airing every Monday and Sunday in June. Viewers […]

February 20, 2022 The annual Tommy Jarrell Celebration – to commemorate the life and music of the influential local musician, is scheduled for February 24-24. 26 at the Historic Earle Theater in Mount Airy. The celebration includes concerts, a competition for young people, workshops and a film screening. The popular festival has something for all […]

Zaaki was due to be Annabel Neasham’s star attraction at Eagle Farm on Saturday even though he hadn’t even raced, but Swiss Exile stole the show, smashing his maiden impressively in the Group 2 Spirit Of Boom Classic. The colt was a battered favorite in a midweek race at the Sunshine Coast earlier in the […]

Placeholder while loading article actions Roy Deppa spent the summers of 1969 and 1970 backpacking around Europe. Roy was accompanied by his trusty Argus C3, the film camera he had used as a yearbook photographer at Gaithersburg High School. “One day I left my backpack by my bunk in a hostel, and when I came […]

Text and photographs by KB DIXON As with the portraits in previous episodes of this series, I focused on the talented and creative people whose diverse heritages are destined to become part of our cultural history. My aspirations remain the same: to document the contemporary cultural landscape and produce decent photography, photography that recognizes the […]

What do you get when you combine a 1980s home designed by a renowned Dallas architect with a recent redesign by a Los Angeles-based design firm? You get this North Dallas home that combines classic design details with modern updates. The house was originally designed by architect Bill Booziotis and built in 1986. In 2017 […]

“Music in the Museum” and Shinpei Takeda Music, Art, FoodThis Friday, Oceanside Museum of Art is hosting a special music and lowrider festival, featuring music by Dezzy Hollow and street dancing by Wild7s Freestyle Krew. Admission to the museum is free and the event is centered around the ‘Oceanside Unfiltered’ photography exhibit. Rapper by the […]

BAccording to his own description, Ray Martin has been a journalist for “well over half a century”. That tenure included multiple stints on A Current Affair, the work that made him a household name, as well as spots on everything from ABC’s Four Corners to First Contact on SBS. Along the way, Martin has won […]

Nicole Criscone of Clifton Park shone into the national spotlight at age 10 when she competed in the Drive, Chip & Putt National Championship at Augusta National Golf Club in 2016. Since then she has continued to excel and is one of the capitals. The brightest rising stars in the region. Some of the memories […]

Oscar Stafsudd, Jr. ’59, MS ’61, Ph.D. ’67, professor emeritus of electrical and computer engineering at the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering, died April 14 at age 85. For more than 50 years at UCLA, Stafsudd was widely recognized by students and peers for his enthusiasm, passion, and deep understanding of an exceptionally wide range […]

“There are powerful images of the transition to a new life after independence, like Algerians entering houses abandoned by the French,” Sedira said. “The film’s blend of archival material, photographic footage, fiction, and documentary was a discovery of a new path for a militant militant aesthetic.” A few restored scenes from the documentary are included […]

Easter is over, but there’s still a funny bunny that my wife the Binmeister named Bertram is hopping around in Rooney Bin’s garden. Pink petunias are in full bloom in the front yard. Roses and azaleas are also included. Prior to the 14th century, the season was only known as Lent. According to one theory, […]

Courtney and Sam’s ballroom wedding featured a classic design and an in-the-round ceremony. Check out the details of their story and their big day below. Get more Washington wedding inspiration: Newsletter | instagram | Facebook | pinterest Photographs by Birds of a Feather Photography The couple Courtney, a speechwriter from Germantown, Tennessee, and Sam, a […]

More than 500 mostly never-before-seen photos of legendary jazz trumpeter Louis Armstrong and other music greats will be the focus of an unusual show premiere Friday that shares the life’s work of a native of Cost. Michael Persico created “Classic Jazz Visions: The Photography of Jack Bradley” at the Cotuit Arts Center as a showcase […]

From light splashes to full underwater dunks, a waterproof phone case can protect your cell when life rolls around. The best waterproof phone cases have an IPX8 water resistance rating, which means they can be immersed in more than 3 feet of water without suffering any damage. Some cases are also dustproof and shock absorbent, […]

When Alfred Hitchcock’s seductive spy whim “North by Northwest” debuted in the summer of 1959, audiences and critics alike marveled at its risque ride by stars Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint through the massive stone faces of Mount Rushmore. New York Times film critic A. H. Weiler called the film “the year’s most scenic, […]

Gardena, Calif., April 11, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Hypen Vibe’s most sought-after Lightroom presets, the Ultimate Preset Bundle, is 90% off for a limited time only. Hypen Vibe is a brand specializing in selling presets for Lightroom and other supporting software, helping photographers and photography enthusiasts to edit photos quickly and efficiently. The Lightroom app […]

IIn Charles Daniels’ modest home in Somerville, Massachusetts, on the outskirts of Boston, lie tens of thousands of undeveloped photos, sitting in moldy boxes scrawled with cryptic markings and decaying instructions. Most have been sitting there for over five decades, and while Daniels can’t be sure just what’s hidden in his hoard, he knows for […]

Cristina Salvador Klenz first encountered Roma families in 1984, when she was a 20-year-old student visiting her grandmother on the west coast of Portugal. Their living conditions by the roadside were dire: metal shacks with dirt floors. No electricity or running water. No education for children. Just simple survival. Klenz was particularly drawn to children […]

Laurentian Kevin Corrin Webster. Photo / Sally Anne Photography Named after a car, 102-day-old Laurentian was accompanied on his last ride by a 1967 Pontiac. Provided by an unknown person, this is just one example of what Hoon Hay Food Bank founders and operators Corrin Webster and Nicole Sutherland said was an astonishing response to […]

Get out there and have fun on the North Fork this week during all kinds of events and activities from March 25-30, 2022. LIVE CONCERTS ladies party bunFriday March 25, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. If it’s been a long winter, round up the girls and head to Terra Vite Winery, where you’ll play […]

CLINTON – Kirkland Town Library, 55 1/2 College St., is offering a Gardening 101 workshop from 10:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday, April 2. Beginner gardeners will learn how to start planting flowers and vegetables, as well as learn the basics of seed saving. Places are limited and pre-registration is required. To register, call 315-853-2038 […]

Sumy Sadurni, a prolific photojournalist who documented human rights struggles, political resistance and gender issues in East Africa through a piercing and intimate lens, died March 7 in Kampala, Uganda. She was 32 years old. Her brother, Jorge Sadurni Carrasco, said she died in a car accident. Ms. Sadurni, a freelancer, traveled the world, but […]

Yosemite National Park’s Firefall—an annual event in which rays of the setting sun make Horsetail Fall glow like fire—is spectacular to view from inside the park. But this year, three photographers took things to the next level. As the sun set on February 23, they flew over Yosemite in a six-seat Cessna 210, pointing their […]

The revelations are falling like bombs in Profession of Mrs. Warren, George Bernard Shaw’s witty but deadly attack on conventional morality, now at the Washington Stage Guild for an all-too-brief run. The play, banned in London and New York when it opened more than a century ago, is as shocking today as it was then. […]

Owner Deb Horan has planned March activities at Booklovers’ Gourmet in Webster, in honor of the bookstore’s 27-year history. An independent bookstore, home to coffee drinkers, book clubs and artists, the shop was relocated to 72 East Main St. in 2020. The celebratory events and featured giveaways will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 […]

Lindsay Ashley from sound and circle says she creates paper goods that are not only beautiful and fashionable, but also “super functional and customizable.” “Because I do everything in-house rather than outsourcing to a big print shop, I can offer a lot of options,” says Ashley. “I love creating these tools and then imagining my […]

Former world No. 1 tennis player Ana Ivanovic and Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Marco Verratti are among several sports stars to buy virtual islands in The Sandbox, the blockchain-based virtual world computer game. The islands were also bought by Bayern Munich winger Kingsley Coman, Swiss tennis player Stan Wawrinka and Dan Holzmann, co-owner of Swiss football […]

February 16, 2022, 5:11 p.m. | Updated: February 16, 2022, 5:33 PM Beethoven. Photo: Instagram/Getty These artistic interpretations of historical portraits into modern photographs are just too convincing. As so many composers, artists and other great historical figures existed before the invention of photography, the only way to get a vague idea of ​​what they […]

February 11, 2022, 1:54 p.m. | Updated: February 11, 2022, 3:29 PM The inside of a cello. Photo: Charles Brooks Photographer Charles Brooks invites us to discover the inner workings of our musical instruments… Musical instruments are often considered beautiful; from century-old violins to new gold-lacquered saxophones, they are often a work of art in […]

Although Mexico’s reputation has been tarnished for decades by Hollywood, American media, conservative politicians and others, its capital boasts as much beauty and opulence as any American or European counterpart, and the energy of Mexico City’s art scene is never more apparent than in the first half of February. Typically, three major fairs – Zona […]

James Bidgood, who elevated campy gay photography in the 1960s and 70s with his carefully staged spooky imagery, and who was the anonymous director of ‘Pink Narcissus’, a gay film released in 1971 that became something of a a cult classic, died on January 31 in Manhattan. He was 88 years old. Brian Paul Clamp, […]

Posted on February 4, 2022 at 1:18 p.m. by West Side Rag By Scott Etkin Frames for youthe tailor-made framing company of 72n/a between Columbus and Amsterdam, which has been on the UWS since the 1970s, has closed. The closure came suddenly after its staff received “no communication or support from our owner,” store management […]

Here is the bride… This year, the Jersey Shore Wedding Expo is the largest Ocean Place Resort & Spa ever. Taking place on Sunday from approximately noon to 3:30 p.m., there will be 10,000 square feet of bridal exhibits, performances and gifting opportunities. Expect to see photography/videography companies, luxury limos, photo booths, wedding planners, hair/makeup […]

Alec Baldwin has never been known for his restraint – just ask his lawyers. After the fatal shooting on the set of the film “Rust”, Baldwin, 63, told reporters that his lawyer had strongly ordered him not to comment on the case, but then launched into a detailed discussion of it. Baldwin is known for […]

When Samsung Electronics unveiled its first flexible display prototype in 2011, few realized they were witnessing a glimpse of the future of the mobile industry. Now, a decade later, Samsung shipped 4x more foldable devices in 2021 than in 2020, beating the triple market growth analysts expected. Consumer enthusiasm for Samsung foldables is exemplified by […]

These fluxes cannot be resolved into individual stars and therefore appear as elongated, diffuse light features with an angular extent of several minutes of arc. Their detection requires wide-field, long-exposure images encompassing the periphery of host galaxies. Working with amateur astroimagers over the past decade, we have imaged nearby spiral galaxies as part of the […]

Paul Snowden has said his fillies could defeat 2-year-old Gold Coast Magic Millions favorite Coolangatta next Saturday as Snowden’s powerful training operation doubled his arsenal in the rich race. Already with Russian Conquest in the Magic Millions arena as the runner-up at $ 7, Snowden and her father Peter have called Miss Hellfire who won […]

October 21, 2021 The Surry Arts Council will present “The Wizard of Oz”, directed by Madeline Matanick, this weekend. “This production is dedicated to the sweet memory of Betty Lynn, the Kansas City girl from Mount Airy who clicked on her heels and followed her rainbow to Hollywood, Mayberry and Mount Airy,” the council said. […]

We have spent the past two weeks deploying 12 days of Dead wood, our collection of recaps for the first season of David Milch’s HBO western – a show that no one ever needs an excuse to revisit or watch for the first time. The series premiered in March 2004 and has grown into one […]

British artist David Shrigley is known for his distinctive designs that highlight the humor and banality of everyday life. Combining colorful, semi-realistic figures with the classic scribble of his writing, his pieces serve as a sort of social commentary and are highly regarded in the art world and in general. While Shrigley’s drawings are the […]

Logan defeated Shady Spring, 57-49 in the King Coal Classic (Photo by Boothe Davis / Captured by the Moment Photography) Logan defeated Shady Spring, 57-49 in the King Coal Classic (Photo by Boothe Davis / Captured by the Moment Photography) Logan defeated Shady Spring, 57-49 in the King Coal Classic (Photo by Boothe Davis / […]

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) – At first glance, the neon signs illuminating the North Gallery at the Neon Museum look like so many others you might find in downtown Las Vegas or on the Strip. But take a closer look and you’ll notice that’s not the case at all. Most of the bulbs are broken, some […]

Pikeview defeated Lincoln County, 48-27 in the Wildcat Classic (Photo by Boothe Davis / Captured by the Moment Photography) Pikeview defeated Lincoln County, 48-27 in the Wildcat Classic (Photo by Boothe Davis / Captured by the Moment Photography) Pikeview defeated Lincoln County, 48-27 in the Wildcat Classic (Photo by Boothe Davis / Captured by the […]

In the world of video games, it was a minor year for releases and a major year for accounts. In July, the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing filed a complaint alleging that Activision Blizzard, the US publisher of the Call of Duty series, fostered a “frat boy” culture in the workplace that allowed […]

Edmund de Waal, artist and author The world by color (2021) by James Fox “A distilled, literary and sought-after biography of color. I loved its pluralityand generosity. And what a relief to read a compelling art history. Courtney martin © Mara Lavitt Courtney Martin, Director, Yale Center for British Art Our days are like whole […]

Head coach Tony Gollan makes hay while the sun is shining, dominating the start of the Queensland Summer Carnival at Doomben on Saturday with four winners, including three feature films. It was stable star Zoustyle ($ 2.15) who provided the climax, supporting his scintillating first track record a fortnight ago to win Group 3 George […]

Photograph by Tom Pearsall / Driftwood The southwest of this great continent is known for its great waters, but at this time of year the area crew are stuck in the same mode as us. It’s small, or at least it’s not big, and it’s often a bit on the ground. In fact, not just […]

A430105 1 million in Antutu is the power of the arm9 architecture.Bad iPhone still stuck on older architecture R324158 It’s like the 6th “first real flagship” that realme announces 😂 they always say it’s a flagship before launch and when it’s unavoidable they say “no no it was just a killer ship admiral, the real […]

Marvel studios Hawk Eye is here and brings something new and exciting to the MCU, but like any project, there are certainly inspirations that come into play to help shape a new setting that fans get lost in. Director Rhys Thomas has revealed some of the films that have helped inspire the Marvel series, including […]

The big comeback of the annual Downtown Lights Parade will mark the official start of the holiday season in Athens, with craft fairs, concerts and activities scheduled throughout the city until the end of 2021. Here are some of the things you and your family can do in town in December. December 2 Athens City […]

By Amber Brown POP CULTURE Best wishes, best regards: The History of Schitt’s Creek by Daniel & Eugène Lévy This beautifully produced keepsake coffee table book is the ultimate celebration of the series, the city, the characters and the spirit that is Schitt Creek. Capturing the essence and chemistry of the six seasons of what […]

Knit ornaments by Jean Goodfellow. Puget Sound Artist Gift Show November 20 Saturday, November 20 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the ArtWorks building located at 201 Dayton St. The Puget Sound Artists’ Gift Show celebrates its 20th anniversary with 22 participating artists. The show was closed last year due to COVID, but former […]

West Side Story: The Making of Steven Spielberg’s Film, writing by Laurent Bouzereau and comprising 250 photographs and illustrations, arrives from Abrams Books on November 16. The 256-page tome chronicles the years of effort that brought the classic 1957 Broadway musical to a new generation. Bouzereau was integrated into the cast and crew of the […]

If you have friends or loved ones whose hearts heat up when the mercury freezes, the gift ideas below will help keep them warm, well fed, and safe. Unlike more technical adventures like rock climbing or whitewater kayaking, polar travel is largely winter hiking and camping. During my many Arctic expeditions, I have learned that […]