Discussing the emotional impact of a set of images, a specific image, or the photo process itself, from the noticing, to the capturing, to the developing, to the printing, to the culling, to the publishing. The personal motivations and insights found through the craft and art of photography, its impact on how it creates connection with places, people, things from all around the world.
I always enjoy learning about the different ways people share their work off the socials, zines, self bound books etc. I agree with Matthew, more articles about processes would be rewarding. I always love to look at others work - I get a bit of extra inspiration to learn about how people are making photos, what they are doing with the photos they make. Personally I would love to see more landscape photographers but that's only because that's my thing and I love to see how others interpret the spaces they inhabit.
I would like to read some articles or interviews with artists who do a lot of printing (darkroom and digital or alternative process) about their processes. It would be rewarding I think for many people to have some more guided insight into this practice, especially for artists who want to dive into making their own prints. Even things like papers and ink would be really cool to learn about.
Discussing the emotional impact of a set of images, a specific image, or the photo process itself, from the noticing, to the capturing, to the developing, to the printing, to the culling, to the publishing. The personal motivations and insights found through the craft and art of photography, its impact on how it creates connection with places, people, things from all around the world.
I always enjoy learning about the different ways people share their work off the socials, zines, self bound books etc. I agree with Matthew, more articles about processes would be rewarding. I always love to look at others work - I get a bit of extra inspiration to learn about how people are making photos, what they are doing with the photos they make. Personally I would love to see more landscape photographers but that's only because that's my thing and I love to see how others interpret the spaces they inhabit.
I would like to read some articles or interviews with artists who do a lot of printing (darkroom and digital or alternative process) about their processes. It would be rewarding I think for many people to have some more guided insight into this practice, especially for artists who want to dive into making their own prints. Even things like papers and ink would be really cool to learn about.