Photography News: Editorial work, Japan, Epson, Bergman, Lost Frog

Obelisk (#19) — by Joe Reifer

Andrew Hetherington discusses an ongoing debate about the editorial work done by fine art photographers over on Whats the Jackanory? including a recent portrait by night photographer Todd Hido
I discovered the wonderful blog Japan-Photo.info recently in a post about Rinko Kawauchi on Alec Soth’s blog. Soth has been part of the fine art photographer’s editorial photography debate mentioned above.
The new high-end Epson printers are discussed over on Luminous Landscape
Did Bill Walsh and Ingmar Bergman dying on the same day strike you as interesting?
Please help Terry find his Hopkin Green Frog (via Bummer Life)

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It seems that Michelangelo Antonioni also died the same day at Bergman and Walsh.

Andy

Andy, I was just about to point out the news about Antonioni. The significance of two great directors dying within hours of each other is very interesting, but I imagine it will be buried in the U.S. (and esp. the Bay area) by the Walsh news.

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Andy Frazer on July 31, 2007 at 9:23 am said:

It seems that Michelangelo Antonioni also died the same day at Bergman and Walsh.

Andy
jen on July 31, 2007 at 12:04 pm said:

Andy, I was just about to point out the news about Antonioni. The significance of two great directors dying within hours of each other is very interesting, but I imagine it will be buried in the U.S. (and esp. the Bay area) by the Walsh news.