JSP Visual Week In Review ~ 04.10.21
Ok, here we go!
The Japanese cherry trees around our area are bubblegum pink now.
The pear tree are awash in their white flowering buds…which fall like snow when my boys hit a baseball through them.
My favorite trails in Clayton Park are starting to show more and more green.
The days are still starting off chilly, and only getting into the mid-60s during the day, so still not really as warm as I’d like, but we’re getting.
And, now that baseball season is underway, I came up with a new personal project.
More to come on that!
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This Week’s Links:
What I Read This Week: Double Deuce, by Robert Parker (a second Spenser novel in a row. They read pretty quickly.)
What I Watched This Week: White Sands, a neo-noir from the early ’90s. Not a bad watch.
NY Times: White House News Photographer Association Awards – Doug Mills wins big
Sotheby’s: 50 Masterworks to celebrate 50 Years of Sotheby’s Photography
MOMA: Dawoud Bey on Gordon Parks’ Harlem Gang Leader
LensCulture: 2021 Portrait Awards (I entered four images into this competition. I can see why none of my entries made the cut. Definitely not in the aesthetic of the ones selected.)
The Atlantic: Street Photography as Collaboration
Alpha Universe: Photojournalist Eli Reed wins top honor from NPPA
Favorite Photo I Saw This Week: Baseball + Clouds, Scott Strazzante
From the JSP Archives: April 10, 2013
RIP: Australian photographer June Newton
“Performance shots are a waste of time, they look like everyone else’s. If you want to shoot a performer, then grab them, own them, you have to own people, then twist them into what you want to say about them.” ~ Art Kane (April 9, 1925 – February 3, 1995)
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