This is where some of my art/sciart goes. Look on the right for a link to my research website.
Monday, September 29, 2008
Book dummy no. 1
And it has been covered in correction post-its over the next two days. Tonnes of them. It's so much easier to catch mistakes in hard-copy than on a computer screen. But I will never catch them all. I despair! The book goes to the printer by the 1st!
Friday, September 19, 2008
M.I.L.K.: the photo competition
Link to competition website
Overview
In 1999, British publisher Hodder Headline (now Hachette Livre) held a global photographic competition called M.I.L.K. (Moments of Intimacy, Laughter and Kinship). Inspired by the 1950s landmark photographic exhibition, 'The Family of Man', M.I.L.K. began as an epic global search to find unique and geographically diverse images on the themes of friendship, family and love. It was not only the richest in photographic history, but also one of the most significant, drawing participation from 17,000 professional and amateur photographers in 164 countries. In total over 40,000 images were received by M.I.L.K., including at least four Pulitzer Prize winners. The 300 winning images were chosen by the Chief Judge, Magnum photographer Elliott Erwitt, and were the basis for three books entitled Family, Friendship and Love and an international touring exhibition launched at New York's Grand Central Terminal in 2001.
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the original M.I.L.K. competition, M.I.L.K. Licensing (now a subsidiary of PQ Blackwell), again in association with Elliott Erwitt, is conducting a new competition founded on the themes of friends, families, lovers and laughter to create a new collection of 150 images. The 150 winning images will be published in a new book entitled Fresh M.I.L.K.: Friends, Families, Lovers & Laughter in Fall 2009, and on selected licensed products.
Link to competition websiteMonday, September 15, 2008
Eyecandy number N
At any rate, shooting is slow to non-existent, and I went today after a long while and this is from today's shoot. I love this image, this lovely soft jungle effect which comes from shooting through trees in low light.