Monthly Archives: July 2009 Travis Ruse photographed his daily train and subway rides until 2007, posting a photo a day from his commute on his site, here. I never stumbled upon it while it was active, but looking back through the archives makes for a fascinating and intimate glimpse into NYC subway life. Enjoy!  Bob Smith of No Traces has one of the largest online portfolio’s of amazing work that I’ve reviewed on Blogs of Photogs. Where to start… well you can go to his photoblog to view a singular image with a quote or lyrics or small writing, or read his blog to catch up on his thoughts,...  Way back in December of 2007, when I started this little project of mine; Blogs of Photogs, I mentioned on a few of the photography forums I frequent that I’d welcome submissions from photographers of their own blogs, or those they love. Lisa, of Lisa Maksoudian Photography sent me her link way back then, and...  James Nachtwey doesn’t have a blog, just a simple website filled with powerful, moving, disturbing and important images. James has worked as a photographer for decades– documenting wars, conflicts and critical social issues. According to his website, he has worked on extensive photographic essays in El Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Lebanon, the West Bank and Gaza,... Click the “freebie” link up top to see and download a lovely share from Jolene Bresney of StudioBloom Photography (www.studiobloomphotography.com) |
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