Here is your Thursday round up of some exhibitions around the country:
NYC
Unknown Weegee
Our image of Weegee is that of the prototypical New York tabloid news photographer: tough, garrulous, and on the scene, ready to cover two murders in one night. But the inventive Jewish immigrant Arthur Fellig (1899–1968), who assumed the self-mocking nickname Weegee, was [...]

And we’re back……..
We took a short break to change things up a little on the site. Hope you like the new look.
Along with the HOME page, the GALLERY has a bit of a makeover also.
More changes to come in the next few weeks. Take a look around and let us know what you think.
It has [...]

WOW!
The response to our last give-away was awesome. Everything was gone in 30 min. We hope those of you who received the book “ Digital Photography for Busy Women” are enjoying it.
Thanks again for your support.
This Saturday we will do another give-away of a great book on photography, “ Looking At Photographs” by John Szarkowski.
Remember: [...]

A new photo project that has a unique viewpoint and a tie to a much bigger picture:
Border Film Project was shown on Friday night (Cinco de Mayo) at Equator books in Venice CA.
The top line is that 500 disposable cameras were giving to people crossing the Mexican border to the US and to the people [...]

Kodak proclaimed to the world “ You push the button, we do the rest”.
Of course that was around 1888. The technology at that time was so complex that it was best for the majority of shutterbugs at that time to leave well enough alone. Or to Kodak.
We are now in the era where the technology [...]