I found David Schalliol’s site through Gaper’s Block. I’m in thrall of his Isolated Buildings photographs. The photographs are of buildings in Chicago, and they are incredibly evocative. I can’t wait to troll through the images for potential location-scouting. He’s also done photo studies of Detroit, basketball and early Hyde Park architecture. Fabulous stuff, and[…]
I’d forgotten about the vast catalogs of Library of Congress materials available online until I was searching tonight for antique photographs of Chicago. The first search result? Photographs from the Chicago Daily News, 1902-1933. So if you’re looking for specific American historical images, or you’d like to browse the archives to get a better sense[…]
You’re walking down a strip of deserted Atlantic coast beach, when you spy this young lady. Who is she? What’s she thinking? Who’s she looking for? Photo by Isabel Lucas for Harper’s Bazaar Australia March 2010. Via {a glamorous little side project}.
I was browsing our local bookstore last night, thinking about art and architecture and looking for some source material to help inspire the first round of edits for FIRESPELL, when I came across this doozy: It’s chock full of random photography goodness (and, although not particularly relevant for me, photography tips). I can imagine flipping[…]