Philosophy of Photography – Page 5

Reflections on Reflections

joderd / August 31, 2013

Any time I see a reflective surface–water, a puddle, a convex traffic mirror, stainless steel, glass storefronts, windows of all […]

joderd / July 30, 2013

I am reading an interesting essay about the use of the female form in art and how that reflects on

joderd / June 10, 2013

We could talk about the composition of this image…the use of leading line…the use of a close foreground, a main

joderd / May 3, 2013

It is interesting to note the similarities between this urban image of the exterior of the Denver Art Museum and the

joderd / April 17, 2013

I have noticed (actually it is quite obvious) that my body won’t let me do what I used to do

joderd / April 5, 2013

In my possibly warped mind, there are two basic ways of doing photography: 1) You have the finished image in

joderd / April 4, 2013

Sometimes I get tired of studying the standard gorgeous landscape, the standard gorgeous portraits, the standard “decisive moment” street image,

joderd / February 16, 2013

Yes, indeed, celebrate life! And for this edition of the Photographer Spotlight I’ve chosen someone who does just that with

joderd / February 8, 2013

For those of you who may not recognize his name, he is a 58-year old New York-based photographer famous mainly

joderd / February 5, 2013

The award winning photographer, Jay Maisal, has been around the block a few times and is still going strong. I