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Wordless Wonder
World traveler, philosopher and artist extraordinaire. Or something like that.
Tourists atop the Chicago Tribune building look down on the Chicago River, the site of Old Fort Dearborn.
Photograph by B. Anthony Stewart, National Geographic
I wish I was a National Geographic photographer…
What In Me Is Dark, Illumine - Emily Joy Cobb
White acrylic, pencil and white colored pencil on black and white photograph.
The over-exposed photos I took didn’t look quite finished to me. This is the first finished mixed-media photo. I plan on doing something with the rest of them as well.
This just looks much better to me, compared to what it was. I can’t wait to work on the rest of them!
Untitled - from the Ghost series
Black and white digital photograph by Emily Joy Cobb
I did some messing around with over exposing and motion. Check out more of these on my other blog.
Veiled
Black and white digital self portrait by Emily Joy Cobb
I think this is one of the best self portraits I’ve ever done.
A giant Olmec head discovered in 1946 gets a patch, San Lorenzo, Mexico.
Photograph by Richard Hewitt Stewart, National Geographic
Dream job = National Geographic photographer
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Robert Landsburg’s Brave Final Shots
In our world, there are few people who are most devoted to their profession, who would put their work above life. Despite the fact that people regularly attend management seminars and refresher training, they are often still negligent in their work, but there are exceptions. Such an exception was American photographer Robert Landsburg, who photographed the eruption of Mount St. Helens in 1980.
I want to be this kind of passionate as a photographer. Amazing.
And just like that I’m stuck. Ideas??? #artistsblock #milton #photography #project
Books I and II planned out. Just ten more to go. #milton #project #photography
