Gregg Lowrimore Photography

Stumbled upon Jeffrey Friedl’s blog/site today and found his awesome looking script for creating calendars inside Photoshop. Looks to be a cool tool, if I can get it to work on my Mac. More details to follow, but check it out for yourself.
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For a eerily, yet beautiful look back at Katrina and the devastation she left behind, check out Chris Jordan’s In Katrina’s Wake - Portraits of Loss From an Unnatural Disaster photo exhibition on his web site. He also sells his exhibitions in the form of a book too. Check out his web site for further [...]

Also stumbled upon an interesting perspective from Ken Rockwell on Why Your Wife Wants You to Buy that New Camera
This article presents an interesting perspective and twist on how you’re going to make that next camera purchase!

Stumbled across this nice little post by Thom Hogan entitled What’s your Goal? and his quote: You can’t get there from here if you don’t know where here and there are.
Good read!

Rick Smolan and his team are putting on another photo challenge called America at Home and invite everyone in America to become a part of it.
To read more, read the entire article posted over at The Digital Story.
Set aside some time to shoot what “home” means to you, during the week of September 17th-23rd, [...]

What to do if you find an Infringement
Here’s an article that lists some fundamental steps to follow if you happen to catch a copyright infringer using your image(s). There’s a nice listing of the steps they recommend you follow to start the legal process to protecting your imagery. Read more.
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Photojournalist Gary Gladstone
By way of Rob Galbraith’s blog, I stumbled upon a post mentioning Gary Gladstone has published his Portraits from the Heartland. I ventured over to read it (I could not stop clicking through the pages) on the American Journal’s online magazine site.
A very quick read with excellent environmental portraits of people and crazy [...]

Better BLOGging tips from WordCamp ‘07
An excellent write-up from this event was posted by Charles over at Blogging Pro, and can be read here. (For more on WordCamp ‘07, please read Charles extensive summary of Day 0 and 1.)
I’ve re-posted Charles’ section covering what Mat Cutts described as his 15-points for better blogging, that I [...]

Leaving a Legacy
What has one photographer done in this world? What is one’s legacy? I’m often thinking about what good is my photography to anyone else but myself. But in the end, if I don’t make a matted and framed print, then I don’t get a sense of accomplishment. Yes, not all of my images [...]

Another Rumor Mill
The same site that I found the free softwares (see post below), had another Easter Egg in this list of rumors. Some good rumors on future cameras can be found here. (I’m looking for rumors about the fabled Nikon D300 or Nikon D3, if you know of any sources or have heard any [...]