Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Pocket Square
I recently acquired a Pocket Square digital camera -- a tiny (about 2" long x 1" high) digital camera that takes square "Holga-esque" images (and videos). There's no viewfinder, nor is there a way to view your images until you remove them from your camera; so, there will be a slight learning curve with this one, but a fun one at that.
What's this? A link?
When I started this blog, I claimed that, in addition to my own photography, I would try to feature other artists/photographers. That's yet to pan out quite like I'd hoped, but in the meantime there's this:
Jason Kottke recently posted some photos taken by his three year old son. Kottke gave his son an old digital camera equipped with a memory card capable of wirelessly uploading the photos straight to Flickr. It's always interesting to see the results of such experiments -- once again seeing the world around us through the perspective of a child.
His blog has a short write up about this project, as well as some instructions/suggestions to help others get their favorite wee ones started on such an excursion.
Jason Kottke recently posted some photos taken by his three year old son. Kottke gave his son an old digital camera equipped with a memory card capable of wirelessly uploading the photos straight to Flickr. It's always interesting to see the results of such experiments -- once again seeing the world around us through the perspective of a child.
His blog has a short write up about this project, as well as some instructions/suggestions to help others get their favorite wee ones started on such an excursion.
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