The American Printing House for the Blind has announced their Nineteenth Annual Juried Art Competition and Exhibition for Artists Who Are Visually Impaired or Blind. The exhibition, APH InSights 2010: Visions From the Mind, requires entries be submitted by April 1, 2010, for preschool through high school and April 15, 2010, for adults. Make...
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From my time in the tech industry, I've tested cameras of almost every brand and make. Some cameras are better than others in certain aspects. If you're having problems with your vision even more than before (as I am) there are a couple of cameras that may actually be able to help you out...
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As we posted earlier, The Blind Photographers Guild is exhibiting their work this week in LA. I thought we could find out a bit more about this collective of excellent artists. Here is how member Pete Eckert and Douglas McCulloh  describe the group on Bruce Hall’s blog: The Blind Photographers’ Guild is a small...
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As a Blind Photographer, I thought that I had a slight disadvantage with shooting street photography. Readers of this blog and my other site PhotographyBay.com will know that I like focusing manually for many reasons, one of them is that it allows me to show people the way I see. For those of you...
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I came across a great video featuring discussions with three blind photographers. In Obscura, directed by film student Damon Stea,  you meet three of the photographers featured in the Sight Unseen exhibit currently showing at UCal Riverside. You can see them work as well as their final images. “Photographers Kurt Weston, Bruce Hall, and...
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