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Orange Roses and Green Skin

By Jon Canfield I’m always surprised when a pro photographer gives me a blank look when I ask about their color management practices. This usually comes up when they’ve sent an image or group of images to me to print for an exhibition or limited edition...

Published 04-25-2007 5:53 PM by BlogArchive

Filed under: Designjet, calibrate, color, workflow, color management
Photographing Strangers in Foreign Cultures

By Phil Borges I’m often asked how I gain permission from people in the developing world to photograph them. Actually, it’s not that difficult. Whether the person you approach is on the streets of New York or from a remote tribe in Irian Jaya, what matters...

Published 04-19-2007 10:43 PM by BlogArchive

Filed under: photography, portraits, projects
Experimenting with Infrared Photography

By Wayne Cosshall My newest passion in photography is infrared (IR) photography, which uses that part of the light spectrum just beyond the visible red end. Digital makes it possible to experiment with IR photography in ways that film never could. Traditionally...

Published 04-05-2007 9:16 PM by BlogArchive

Filed under: photography, infrared
The Origins of the Women Empowered Project

By Phil Borges During the past 30 years that I have been observing and photographing indigenous people in the developing world, I have noticed entrenched discrimination against females in many of the communities I have visited. Gender inequality is truly...

Published 04-02-2007 9:05 PM by BlogArchive

Filed under: exhibitions, projects, Designjet, Z3100

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