Here's a journey through the past 100 years of cinema. This video was crafted by Jacob T. Swinney, and he picked what he felt was the most memorable shot from each year. "While many of these shots are the most recognizable in film history, others are equally iconic in their own right. For example, some shots pioneered a style or defined a genre, while others tested the boundaries of censorship and filmgoer expectations. If anything, I want this video to be a reminder as to why we all love cinema so … [Read more...] about 100 Years/100 Shots
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Time- and Money-Saving Framing Tips – Part II
A shadowbox frame featuring a hinged inkjet print by photographer James Nicholls. In this case, the edges of the print have been carefully torn to create a deckled edge, and it floats inside the frame, which gives it a very interesting look and feel. Photo (c) Andrew Darlow Post by Andrew Darlow In Part I of this two-part series, I covered some framing tips related to standardizing frame sizes and/or styles. For this article, I will offer three more tips that can save time and money without sacrificing quality. 1. Purchase or create a … [Read more...] about Time- and Money-Saving Framing Tips – Part II
Time-and Money-Saving Framing Tips – Part I
Andrew Darlow standing in front of a group of his prints (three printed on canvas and traditionally wrapped, and one printed on fiber semi-gloss inkjet paper and framed) during the opening of a solo show entitled "GRANDmarks NYC." Photo (c) Jim Roselli Post by Andrew Darlow The choices you make related to framing your photographic prints are very important, both in terms of the look of the framed images, as well as for their protection over time. There are many frame options available on the market, from traditional metal frames to … [Read more...] about Time-and Money-Saving Framing Tips – Part I
