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Three Quick Monday News Bits

By Scott on Monday, November 12th, 2007 at 1:22 am | updates.

Here are three quick things to get your week started off right:

(1) Check out the incredibly slick work of photographer Andrew Zuckerman. I learned about his work from a comment posted last week here on the blog from one of my readers; Frank Weichmann, and I have to agree with Frank; Andrews stuff is just amazing (make sure you see his animals gallery). Very unique stuff! (here’s the link)

(2) I found this link on either CNN or FoxNews.com this weekend; it’s called “25 photos taken at exactly the right time” and you’ll get a kick out of it. (here’s that link)

(3) Lastly, a student at my NYC seminar last week has started a 10-part review of my seminar at his (her?) blog: The Ivory Hut. Besides the review (just part 1 has been posted thus far), there’s some nice photography, poetry, and a very interesting section at the top called “43 things.” It really made me stop and think. Here’s the link.

I’ve got a lot of stuff to share this week, but it’s 1:57 am EST, and I’ve got to hit the hay (whatever that means). Have a great Monday everybody! (Do that thing you do!)

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^#1

Many of the photos on this list are fake. I can’t believe that a network like CNN or Fox would promote this without looking a little more closely.

Jeff

Jeff on November 12th, 2007 at 11:47 am

^#2

Hi Scott,

Great news today! A new book about digital photography! Can`t wait! The first one is excellent.

By the way Jeff, at least the first photo (a man flying over a bull) is not a photomontage, I have a similar photo in my NAPP portfolio:

http://www.photoshopuser.com/members/portfolios/view/image/72164

Here in Spain they are called “recortadores”. You can watch some videos about them in youtube.

¡Adios!

Carlos Moreno on November 12th, 2007 at 2:29 pm

^#3

That was not one of the photos I believed to be fake. That is a very cool shot. Several others, like the motorcycle wheel, the seal eating shark etc. are obviously fake.

Jeff

jeff on November 12th, 2007 at 9:01 pm