Waitography, the photography of waiting
In my previous article “Photography or Promptography” I talked about how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the visual language; how it is making us question axioms that seemed consolidated and how it is causing a schism in the photographic world. In this article I will talk about Waitography, that is, the photography of waiting.
Interview with Nikolina Petolas; Published in our printed edition #16
I work in several techniques, but what you are reffering to in ’Tale of the Blue Pear’ series are mostly digital collages combined with digital painting. I also paint in traditional techniques but that is done on canvas or hard board.
Managing Anxiety and Nerves as a Professional Image Maker
Looking back over a year of the global pandemic, a recurring issue that I hear from almost everyone around me has been the debilitating effects of long-term anxiety and stress.
Niepce’s View & Daggeurre’s Perspective
Our sense of sight guides our life. We touch, taste, listen and even feel with our eyes. Our entire economy and statecraft are dependent on it. Which business brand does not depend on our sense of sight? Which politician is not cued on optics?
Art market by Dasha
In every human action lies a certain pattern. We unconsciously do many things in our lives. Many people know by the example of the layout of goods in a supermarket.
A world reimagined through the eyes of Cheraine Collette
After almost 6 years, I proposed this interview for Dodho and she accepted with the same availability and affability as always, even though she has now achieved important artistic goals throughout the world and her works are listed in important art galleries both in the United States and in Europe.
Sep 12, 2017
Ross Harvey
An advanced degree in computer science may not necessaily be considered the makings for a creative leaning that so refreshingly understands photographic geometry, light and composition. This is a short film about wedding and street photographer Ross Harvey
My Two Decade Brush with Neo Pictorialism
When I started as a photographer, my knowledge of the photographic landscape was rather limited in terms of the history of photography and the movements within it.
Artist studios: spaces for creativity and work
They are usually called artist studios: they are the laboratories and ateliers where artists carry out their creative activities, but also their craftsmanship and the boring but necessary work to ensure that a work sees the light.
Meet Pauline Petit: A Master of Photographic Art
We're excited to introduce Pauline Petit, a renowned French artist born in 1986 in Normandy. Best known for blending photography, illustration, and painting, she has made significant strides in the art world since becoming a professional portrait photographer in 2007.
