// Photography now listings
Quite nice overview of important photographers: click

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// Exhibition: Tomorrow (29th of January, 2010)

If you’re around the corner these days, you’re cordially invited to our group exhibition opening in Bielefeld, Germany. There’s quite a body of work that was created during a stay Kołobrzeg, Poland. For more information go to nebensaison-ausstellung.de.

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// Experimental Hip Hop
Just awesome what comes out for free nowadays: ABC Alphabeat

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// Lift
It’s been quite a long time that a short film fascinated me so much like this one: Lift on Future Shorts

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// Image by Tony Ray-Jones

It just came to my ear, that the british photographer Tony Ray-Jones (1886–1942) liked to make lists - in the first place for himself, but some of it also fits to myself.


• BE MORE AGGRESSIVE
• GET MORE INVOLVED (TALK TO PEOPLE)
• STAY WITH THE SUBJECT MATTER (BE PATIENT)
• TAKE SIMPLER PICTURES
• SEE IF EVERYTHING IN BACKGROUND RELATES TO SUBJECT MATTER
• VARY COMPOSITIONS AND ANGLES MORE
• BE MORE AWARE OF COMPOSITION
• DON’T TAKE BORING PICTURES
• GET IN CLOSER (USE 50mm LESS)
• WATCH CAMERA SHAKE (shoot 250sec or above)
• DON’T SHOOT TOO MUCH
• NOT ALL AT EYE LEVEL

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// Thomas Höpker, Steve McCurry,…
Yeaeah, some more videos. Through the still-dancing blog, I noticed that the guys from the Lumix Festival for young photojournalism present the lectures that were beeing held online: click

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// Emmanuel Smague
Through flickr, I just stumbled across a quite interesting book by Emmanuel Smague. It features classic b&w images of Kurdish people after 2003. You can see it online over here or just order it for 20€. French Language, though.

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// scnd.blogr.lish.r
Guilty.

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// Nachtwey @ TED 2007
This is quite old, but some folks (like me) eventually haven’t seen it yet. James Nachtwey talking at the TED Prize 2007: Click

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// Yiiiiiihaaaaa
Martin Fuchs is online again. Okay, maybe there are some people who don’t quite understand my euphoria over this. By the time he was a Magnum intern, he used to share the interesting things he came across in NY — including nice audio interviews for instance. Now, after having his blog offline for months (or even years?), he’s on again. Why? He’s moving to NY for good. Will be interesting, indeed.