Enter Laforet: Game On!
Vincent uses this as the graphic lead-in for his blog - a very cool aerial:
So what's he got over there?
(Continued after the Jump)
Before leaving for the Olympic Games, he's posted tech tips, a link to his piece "The Cloud is Falling", and it's an opportunity to dialog direct with Vincent.
He's also got a list of his mentors (in case you were wondering), his favorite blogs and websites, and a list of friends and colleagues. I'm guessing that since he listed this blog on the Blogs I Read Daily section, I didn't make it onto the Photographers Friends & Influences section. Who knows, maybe that will change!
So, head on over there, and see what he's got to share. Bookmark it, and follow along as Vincent blogs from Beijing! (Censors permitting!)
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7 comments:
Thanks for the heads up to Vincent's blog. I've been a fan of his work for sometime and his writing is great. The blog should be a great resource.
Very supportive of those, such as Laforet, who recognize and expand on the challenges being faced by photojournalists. There have been an increasing number of posts, recently, discussing the future of photojournalism. These have included a post by Vincent Laforet and an interview with Martin Parr. Fotovision.org has also mentioned these posts with regard to the future evolution of photojournalism.
I have been raising this subject for sometime now and several comments can be found at http://www.mikefoxphotojournalist.blogspot.com
Boring. Another blog by another photographer. Boring. Boring. Boring.
Must be a slow day at Harrington Inc.
Must be a slow day for anonymous commentators with snarky posts to hand out if that's all there is to say.
snarky snarky little erik barky....give me a break.
thanks for posting this , great blog!
Check out these other aerial photographers, Adriel Heisey, Jason Hawks, Cameron Davidson, Yves Arthur-Bertrand or George Steinmetz, They are all producing phenomenal aerial work.
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