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Beerzie Boy

About:
The purpose of FILE is to collect and display photographs that treat subjects in unexpected ways. Alternate takes, odd angles, unconventional observations – these are some of the ways photographs collected in FILE reinterpret traditional genres. We leave the Kodak Moments to the family album, the glossy fashion spreads to Vogue, and the photo finishes to ESPN. Rather than taking the well-trod paths, we veer off to get a different perspective. Confused?

Check out:
Through the Lens and Dead Flowers

Found at FILE Magazine:
everyday things scene

There is a very good chance I discovered FILE Magazine at Airbag Industries

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Joe Gajda

About:
The History of MangoFalls – Abridged Version
About 10 years ago while living in Oregon, I came across an old Nikon rangefinder in a seaside junk shop. The metal body was battered and the lens looked like a coke bottle that had been dragged down 5 miles of asphalt. The camera had been dead a long time. I was about to set it down when I noticed that there was a roll of film inside. I slowly rewound the film, popped the door, and was rewarded with a pristine roll of Kodachrome. I asked the guy at the counter how much he wanted for it. “Gimme a quarter” he replied. I paid the man and drove home with the mystery roll. … One day I was unpacking some clothes and found the solitary roll of film waiting at the bottom of the box. I sent it off for processing….about a year later.

Check out:
Udderly Compelling and Bubble Gum and Tang

Found at The MangoFalls Digital Photo Project:
Yummy Wakame – love at first web site and Complicated Monkey
Sure, our thumbs are opposable, our tools are cooler than a saliva moistened twig covered with termites, and, for the most part, we don’t fling poo. But, when you get down to it, we’re really nothing more than a bunch of complicated monkeys.

EDITED: This site is no longer being updated.

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Lim Zhi Xin

About:
Who inspired Odds&Ends?
The name of this blog was inspired by Margaret Atwood. Real credits, however should go to Dawn and her now defunct a.lifeuncommon photoblog for getting me started on this amazing journey of self-discovery.

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Crash and Eyes Wide Shut

Found:shutterbug | photographs by tracey and POSITIVE NEGATIVE

Discovered via: 9rules

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Halloween Photography Tips

About:
8 Tips to Keep in Mind for Halloween this year

For the details go to Darren’s Digital Photography School: Halloween Photography Tips

Check out:
Finding Fresh Angles to Shoot From – Digital Photography Composition Tip and Shooting in Low Light

Found at Halloween Photography Tips:
Halloween Flickr Discussion Thread

Halloween Photography Tips is by: Darren Rowse

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Renaud

About:
Take an original photo of my blog with your digital camera or mobile phone and send it to shootmyblog at hotmail dot com.

Be VERY imaginative and creative, and your original pic (with your link on it) will be published on Sho( )ot my Blog: a totally bizarre photoblog … a totally bizarre way to CATCH attention on your own website !

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A pic from tastytidbits.blogspot.com and A pic from vutq.blogspot.com and one more (for the leg shot) A pic from chomjardin.blogspot.com

SHO( )OT MY BLOG ! is by: Renaud (Reno for my friends)

Discovered via: Submit a blog

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Will Williams

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Perspective-images.com is the online photographic gallery, store and photo blog of Will Williams. Our goal is to create visually stunning work by mixing up traditional photography with supercharged web technologies and finding new ways to present our images to like minded people… artists, designers, travellers and nature lovers.

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EDITED: Site has been updated so individual links no longer work.

Discovered via: Submit a blog

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Patrick Chuprina

Chuprina Studios

About:
After a day of shooting for my clients, this blog encourages me to pick up a camera for my personal work and to pour over my life’s collection of photos in anticipation of sharing them with my viewers. There are always plenty of interesting photographic ideas and this venue allows me to share some.

Check out:
Caged and Corvette

Discovered via: molly.com

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Bill Wisser

The Naked Eye

About:
“In which photographer Bill Wisser discovers many jars of honey”

Check out:
Fourth of July Special and A series of advertising images

The Naked Eye is by: Bill Wisser

Bill’s website: billwisserphoto.com

Discovered via: Submit a blog

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Andy Bloxham

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“Photography is the one thing in my life that I never grow tired of. I never wish I could be finished and off doing something fun, because to me, photography IS the fun. My work typically focuses on people, and my true desire is to utilize my psychology education and bring this knowledge out in my photos. Or conversely, take photos that have nothing to do with psychology but I find appealing regardless. For what goes into my blog, the photography only has to please me. If someone else likes it, that’s just a (great) bonus.”

Check out:
Wallpaper and Page 1 and Page 2.

Andy Bloxham’s Photography Blog is by: Andy Bloxham

Discovered via: Submit a blog

EDITED: Last updated in 2007.

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Andrea Scher

About:
A blog by a jewelry designer, photographer and life coach in San Francisco who writes personal essays about creativity, inspiration and living your dreams.

Check out:
sabrain and Cabinet National Library.

Superhero Journal is by: Andrea Scher

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