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Update: All updates relevant to The Photo Playground have been done and everything appears to be bug free. I should also mention that http://seanstimac.com will no longer be forwarding traffic to The Photo Playground. Approximately 5% of our traffic is currently coming from seanstimac.com, please update your links accordingly. Thanks. I apologize for the...
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This gorgeous machine, readers, is a 13.2 megapixel camera phone produced by Lumix. It was debuted on the 5th of October, just two days ago, in Japan. Unfortunately, for now it will only be available in the Japanese market. From the backside it appears to be like many other slide phones currently available on...
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There is an excellent article written by Sean O’Hagan on John Szarkowski on the front page of the Guardian’s Photography section right now. It is kind of old news, being published on 20th of July and I should have posted a link sooner, but it is better late than never. Anyone with a deep...
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Greetings readers, just thought that I would drop a short friendly message reminding everyone that Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day is just around the corner, 25 April to be exact. So, grab those dusty pinhole cameras stashed away in your closet since last April and run a test roll through them, you’ve only got a...
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Now I don’t consider myself a lomographer. In fact, my only camera made at LOMO is a Cosmic Symbol, the import rebrand of the Smena Symbol. I do, however, consider myself a toy camera enthusiast. I have a ton of toy cameras and I love them. Occasionally, I’ll post some of the pictures taken...
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The folks at Triangle Triangle are slated to release their second book in December. Here is what they say on their site about it: GOLDEN TRIANGLE It’s coming soon. The last book, Common Denominators, featured work from seven photographers, 150 copies were made, priced at £7 and all sold out within one week. Golden...
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Today came the news I never thought I would here. Polaroid is re-launching some its Instant Cameras on a limited run and they are commissioning The Impossible Project to produce the film for them. The Polaroid licensee, The Summit Global Group, and The Impossible Project held a joint press conference in Hong Kong today...
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A new exhibition “Pop Life” by artist Richard Prince opened to the public a few days ago at Tate Modern in the UK. The show had previously been showed at the Guggenheim without stir and very little controversy. However, when Pop Life opened to the public at Tate Modern the police were waiting with...
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Call for Entries for Krappy Kamera XII INTERnational Juried Competition Prospectus and Application International entry directions The beginning The Krappy Kamera concept was born in 1992 at the Soho Photo Gallery® during a regular monthly opening reception when a few members admitted they preferred using their junky cameras to their high-end ones. One of...
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At first glance, this may seem to be a rather unassuming image. A neutral gray background disrupted by a patterned spattering of white lines, which themselves are broken up by a couple of dark spherical shapes. To understand the significance of this image one must really ‘look’ at it and do a little bit...
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