Blog to keep up-to-date with the projects and exciting new work of Fabien Seguin, landscape fine art photographer based in China since 2006.
Fabien is also an editorial, architectural and portrait photographer. His archive imagery is represented by Gallery Stock in New York and London.
Fabien’s work was featured in multiple exhibitions, in France, USA and throughout Asia. He is also the author of several photobooks.
Portfolio site : www.fabienseguin.com
dvafoto was created in 2006 by photographers and friends M. Scott Brauer and Matt Lutton to discuss and share photography within and outside the context in which they were created, originally in the form of a dual-photo blog. This website is the next generation of their project, born 2008.
Dvafoto – Collaborative Photoblog by M. Scott Brauer & Matt Lutton
“I live and work in ShangHai, China. Photography is one of my favourite hobbies and I do like take pictures of everything trying to save those special moments, details, colors, lights, peoples, situations and places from the world around me. And also i am really enjoy those Design/Art/Photo works or anying as long as it contains inspiring elements to me. Thank you for visiting my site Haifoto.com and please leave your comments and criticisms. They are always welcome as they help me improve and we all are sharing ideas exchanging!”
Dan Powers of the Appleton Post-Crescent wrote an excellent article on Gearing Up For First Olympics – Rookie Photographers prepare for China games, detailing the preparation and equipment needed for this spectacular sporting event.
As athletes prepare for the summer games in Beijing, photographers are ensuring they are equally prepared. Each photographer brings enough gear to start their own photo store!
Welcome to Australian photographer David Smeaton from davidsmeaton.com. His photoblog is an entertaining collection of personal ramblings, career happenings, and great photography.
i’ve been a photographer for about 20 years. but i have to admit that i haven’t spent all that time behind a camera. when i was a youngster, my dad gave me a pentax k1000 film camera. i loved that camera and took lots of photos with it. i learned to develop photos in the darkroom in high school. i loved going to the beach with friends and watching them feed the pelicans while i took photographs.
i later sold the pentax, which i still regret to this day.
at university i owned a canon eos slr. it was a good camera and i worked on the university newspaper. i was chief photographer and used the university’s darkroom (until they shut it down). i had the canon until only about a year ago. it was broken and i sold it for parts. after i left university i didn’t do any photography. i gave it away when i started teaching and was totally focused on my career.