Continuing with the post from a couple weeks back, I’d like to highlight some other very useful posts I’ve written over at Digital Photography School. If you haven’t already, I highly suggest subscribing to the blog and checking out the forums for tons of helpful tips on all things Digital Photographyish.
This list this time around [...]
Archive for August, 2009
Title: Vanishing Point
Location: Near Saint-Julien, France
Description: That’s what I call a car skidding !
Photograph Copyright Eric Thalmann
This week I’d like to introduce you to Eric Thalmann, hailing from Switzerland, the land of great chocolate and knives. A self purported amature, but with a keen eye and the right attitude, I’ve enjoyed Eric’s fresh perspective on subjects I don’t normally take into account. By the way, I think he’s the flag, [...]
Title: Modern Rails
Description: I never paid attention to railroad tracks until I had a camera in hand. Modern rails are made of concrete – yet they still have the beauty of the wooden rails of yesterday. Taken outside the Wynnewood Station, serving Philadelphia’s Septa Rail system. Public Transportation was our past, and it will [...]
I’m not sure how I first discovered Makalu Wear but I do know it was back in February. I really liked their combination of products: organic shirts with proceeds helping Room To Read to build schools in Nepal. I wrote the owner and he wrote back, pretty cool for a business these days.
I [...]
Title: Temple Of Lights
Description: Again, I am naturally drawn to historical structures. This is Fairmount Water Works (Also known as the Philadelphia Waterworks). It served as the primary pumping and sanitation station for the Philadelphia Water Department from 1822 to 1909. Now it is a restaurant and museum, but it stands as one of [...]
Forks, WA. For those who have read any of the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer or have seen the movie, you are probably wondering, “Why not?” after reading the title of this post. For those who haven’t read the books and don’t have a clue, you’re probably wondering, “What?”
Both are legitimate questions. Let [...]
Title: Bones Of Culture
Description: The Kimmel Center, Philadelphia, PA. Architecturally, this is a perfect building. It is home to many theaters of various sizes, and it truly is the cultural center of Philadelphia. I would consider this one of the crown jewels of Philadelphia, both for its purpose and for its aesthetic qualities.
Photograph Copyright D. [...]
I’ve finally found it. I didn’t know I was looking, but I finally found the world’s best firewood vendor. By firewood, I mean camping firewood. The type of places you see along the road to your favorite campsite, be it state, federal, private or other. It’s usually a little shed with a sign out [...]
Title: Waiting
Description: Market East Station, Philadelphia, resides on the grounds of the historic Reading Terminal. This station serves as a hub for all inner city public transport, and it sits below the Philadelphia Convention Center. Yet the thousands of people that travel on these rails each day neglect to realize the [...]

