Defgrip’s Nuno Oliveira has a new photo blog and it’s been added to the directory.
olivejuuuuice is a photo blog by nuno oliveira. you can expect to find an assortment of random images here, from various image capturing devices.
- More at Olive Juuuuice
Natai’s photo site is new and looking excellent.
It’s in the directory under PHOTO / DESIGN. There isn’t a feed for it yet though.
Mt. Hood shot with the “Camera Bag” app
Since I’ve got my iPhone with me at all times, and since we are becoming a “If you don’t upload it to the internet right away it didn’t really happen” society, I’ve been experimenting more with photos from the little bugger. While it’s sort of quirky, slow, and awkward to hold as a camera, it’s always in my pocket so I might as well get the most of out of it.
- More at Jared Souney
This isn’t BMX related but the iPhone / photography crowd’s going to dig this!
Here’s another one for those wanting to work in the industry.
Since the digital age is upon us, it's seems its no surprise that everyone is a photographer these days. It seems like I keep hearing the same questions more and more. Like, how do get my photos published in a magazine? Who do I contact? What are they looking for? This gave me the idea to start this series of posts, about what it takes to be a contributing photographer. Hopefully to answer any questions all you up and coming photographers may have. I'll be talking to a series of different contributors and staff photographers from various BMX magazines and diving into each, with the plan of giving you an idea what their looking for and how to start. I'll also be giving you my personal insight and years of experience shooting as a freelancer and as a magazine staff photographer. I guess these tips could apply to any magazine but what I'll be referring to BMX Magazines.
- More at ESPN
Inside all them rain drops is a bicycle!
Photos that I like that I’ve shot (number one). My fourth favorite thing to do is to stroke my own immense ego (sitting, drinking, riding are in the lead—in no order). If my ego was manifested into a woman, it’d be Heidi Klumm (or my girlfriend, for when she reads this). Then I’d sleep with my ego. It would then have my superego child and we’d complete the triangle of Id, ego, and superego. As of now, I’m just Id, I believe.
- More at Ryan’s Blog
with a baseball bat.
