Photographs, Photographers and Photography discusses photography in all its guises with an emphasis on the art of making photographs.
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Ethics: I do not accept or make money from anyone with regard to this site. I pay for all my equipment with my money and say what I believe, not what someone pays me to say. My photography books sell at cost or, in the case of my eBooks, are free. I do frequently own stock or debt in some public companies whose products I mention here (not necessarily in a positive manner), because I like the prospect of making money by risking my own capital. It’s quite possible that I may be short the stock of those companies from time to time. If you click on a link to any site referenced here, I do not get paid by anyone.
Copyright: Images displayed on this site take three forms: Book covers, where no attribution is necessary as it’s self evident and my mention here only helps sell the book. Images by other photographers to which I add a Copyright display. If any photographers or their executors have an issue with this please let me know and I will remove the image. However, do realize that this site is strictly not for profit, so any display of other photographers’ images benefits them, not me. And finally, images taken by me which are my copyright; no permission is given to reproduce these without my written approval.
Hardware: Panasonic G1 with 14-45mm kit lens, Panasonic G3 body, Panasonic 45-200mm and Olympus 9-18mm MFT lenses, Panasonic LX-1 with glued on viewfinder, Novatron 3-head studio flash, Linhof S168 tripod, HackPro Core i5 (overclocked to 4.0gHz) with three Dell 2209WA displays, HackPro Core i3 (stock) with two widescreen displays, HackMini (Core i3, stock), MacBook Air (2010 C2D), iMac G4 PPC (screen on a stick), iPad v1, iPhone 4S, HP DesignJet 90 dye color printer, Seal/Bienfang 160M dry mounting press, Edirol R09 sound recorder, Border Terrier named Bert.
Software: OS X Lion, Lightroom 3, Photoshop CS5, iPhoto, Snapseed, Carbon Copy Cloner, TimeMachine, CrashPlan.
Thomas Pindelski – 1955.
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