My New video: Face in the Crowd Address: http://tinyurl.com/29mxezb Description: I was about to delete some apparently uninteresting video clips of my wanderings around the city, when I realised that they were full of people’s faces that were anything but uninteresting. This has a special poignancy for me as someone with macular degeneration who...
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After The Rain « Losing Vision Gaining Insight – the photo might be disappointing at first, but let’s look at the details. Albany ARC holds summer transition program – WALB.com News – visually impaired students with ambitions. One aims to run her own photographic business. Trust me, somehwhere on this messy page, there is...
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BSoA Members Photography show runs until July 20 – Bermuda landscape winner is a colourblind photographer. Creative Work: Blind Photographers – Feminists With Disabilities -S. E. Smith appreciates the Blind Photographers site, not only for the images but also for the way members write about their work. Ghana: Visually Impaired Benefits From Photography Training...
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From Partho Bhowmick, quoted on the Accessible Image maiing list. It’s my pleasure to launch Blind With Camera School of Photography ( www.blindwithcameraschool.org< a virtual school with step-by-step tutorials for the visually impaired to get started with photography and provide guidance to sighted photographer for starting photographic workshops with local visually impaired people. This...
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Basic Digital Photography Lessons | eHow.com Blind Insight LLC – a photography company funded in Seattle by William Madison, who is legally blind. He knows all about the possible physical and emotional effort involved in being a blind photographer. He will be exhibiting at theMaison Michel (1928 43rd Avenue E., Washington) this month. See...
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The Canon G11 review is over. As is standard with point-and-shoots on this website, less time is spent with them than higher end cameras. However, that doesn't mean that the G11 is terrible. Not at all. In fact, it's really quite a lovely camera that I may be picking up for myself.
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If you have ever come across my blog before, you’ll already know that photography by blind people is something of a passion with me. I have hardly ever paid any heed to photos OF blind people, which tend to be, in my experience, miserable images of pity, and often purely voyeuristic. Often, the sighted...
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Now that the Nikon field review is over, here is a complete listing of postings for the complete review.
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