for the love of DC photography
What we see when we look at a photograph is filtered through our personal experience. When photographs are ambiguous, it is our unique perspective that shifts how we view them. Work like Angela Kleis’ There’s Been a Terrible Accident series relies on the viewer to determine what’s real.
Yes, this is an adorable dog in a swimming pool. Alone, this would be very cute, but when you add the person in the background it becomes a funny large dog sniffing a little person’s butt. Thanks gerdaindc, you can’t ask for more than that.
Our links this week include images from the world under a microscope, the raising of the Costa Concordia, and two examples of old becoming new again.
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When Vogue calls and asks you to do a full editorial spread of Derek Zoolander for the September issue, we expect the first thing you will do is jump up and down for joy. The second is to wonder, “Where should I take him?” You will need a proper place to photograph Blue Steel and all of its glory, so we’ve created this handy guide of studio rental locations in the D.C. area. All we ask is that you tell Anna Wintour we said Hi.
A frog aiming for the moon, famous photographs and the way their prints started out before manipulation, photos of the massive flooding in Colorado, and wonderful events happening around town and more, are all ready for your Friday Link digestion.