Blog Detail
Vignettes
http://dennisrito.blogspot.com
Dennis Rito's blog on photography and everything in between.
- Added on: Jun 21st, 2007
- Country: Philippines
- Language: English
- Author: Dennis S. Rito
- Listed in: Photography
- Tags: Photography philippines photojournalism photodocumentary dennis rito
Recent Posts
On post processing
'Avedon's instructions to his printer' via - MonoscopeI can very well remember when someone posted a comment in one of my photo asking if the vignettes were done in-camera (and not in Photoshop). I replied that, no it's not done in-camera. And the gu...
\'Last One Out, Please Turn On The Light\'
© Richard NicholsonThis project, shot on 4"x5" film, documents London's remaining professional darkrooms. It is based on my nostalgia for a dying craft (there are no young printers). It is in these rooms that printers have worked their magic, distil...
Warning: Facebook and MySpace Strip Photo Copyright Data
Some social media sites are less than helpful than others at letting photographers maintain control of their intellectual property, according to a new report. Photographers who take the time to label their photos with copyright metadata may find it's...
Case Study Homes by Peter Bialobrzeski
Described as "one of the most significant movements in post-World War II architecture" , the Case Study House Program "included the building and design of 36 experimental modern prototypes single-family homes in Southern California." The Program's an...
I don\'t like Photography
I see fine art photography as hemmed in by three ‘P’s: painting, poverty, and Pentax. From its inception, photography established itself as art by trying to move into the space abandoned by painting.Continue reading "I don't like Photography"Foun...
Fine Art Photographers
Importantly, though, these fine art photographers also have a mission and a sense of purpose based on craft, ingenuity and often a desire to experiment. Their work and the techniques they use to achieve their goals are often different from photojourn...
