BREAKING THE CHAINS
OF TRADITIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY:
Going beyond the realistic image
with basic camera controls
*not* computer manipulation

In eight years 111,829 unique people have looked at 212,806 pages
since this exhibit opened.
Over 40 sites around the world including those in
the Slovak Republic, Russia, Norway, Australia, French Canada,
Germany, Italy, Japan, Poland, Greece and the U.K.
linked to this exhibit in February and March 2003
after Rhizome.org, a major world arts organization,
sent out the following announcement:


Here is how the announcement looked at an art site in Russia


And here is an example of another mention


To see the full list of sites that linked to this exhibit click here

An art site in the Slovak Republic
has added a section devoted entirely to this work.

Trick Photography
Tips, Tricks & Tutorials

HERE IS AN OVERVIEW OF THIS EXHIBIT

Over 750 images demonstrating how photography can expand its imagery
-- plus tech notes and essays about the subtleties and relation to modern painting and art
Exhibit includes:
Over 750 original photos
divided into 24 galleries
many candid photos
Introductory notes
Tech notes
Links to modern painting sites
Quotations from modern artists
Essay: Inspiration from modern painters and painting
Essay: The Truth-To-Materials style
Additional essays about experimentation and expression with digital photography

A POEM TO DIGITAL IMAGERY

Note: In twilight pixels change back and forth from color to darker color as the sky fades and as I frame the scene for my next shot on the LCD screen of my digital camera.

"I often think the night is more alive and more richly coloured than the day."
Vincent van Gogh to his brother Theo Letter 533, Arles, 8 September 1888

REAL TIME
On the edge of darkness
I have seen the twilight sky
do it's digital dance
in real time --
pixels pulsing from
cerulean blue to black
on my LCD screen --
vanGogh's deepest colors
outside his cafe in the evening
or his starry starry night

Click to see pages about light painting from Doble's book
Experimental Digital Photography