Death of the Cool
March 6, 201721 CommentsMusingsSixty years ago, Miles Davis gave birth to the cool. This article tosses cool's ashes to the wind.
Author Archive for Egor – Page 10
The Exhibitionist
February 13, 20178 CommentsMusingsULTRA newsMussorgsky isn't the only one with Pictures at an Exhibition on his resume...
Ephemaural Tracks
December 5, 20163 CommentsMusicMusingsWondering why there's a growing cadre of electronic music populating that once pure and pristine favorite photography blog of yours? This article explains it all.
Slit-Scan
November 1, 20166 CommentsvBookAnyone who's seen the photos accompanying the last several articles, including the double- and triple-exposure fisheyes accompanying the previous essay, has surely wondered, "What's going on? Where are all the quirky street-scene candids? Is Egor's photography currently entrenched in some sort of directional crises?" This article, featuring a vBook of slit-scan photos from a Lomography Spinner 360, might just provide the answer.
Folding Time
October 2, 20163 CommentsMusingsPhoto TechniquesTime: It can be frittered, bent, projected and measured. It can also mess with one's photos.
Pushing Buttons
September 7, 201612 CommentsULTRA newsWith a new URL for the blog and an expanded mission statement, ULTRAsomething is retaining all of its original ULTRA-ness, while becoming a whole lot more "something."
Beaufort Force 2
June 13, 20162 CommentsPhoto TechniquesvBookThe turbulent impact of a gentle breeze.
Spelunking Lightroom
June 2, 20165 CommentsPhoto TechniquesWhen is an article not an article? When it's a nerdicle, of course. And this nerdicle is particularly nerdy — being all about Lightroom cataloguing techniques, keywording and photo ranking. Yeah, I know... you're bored already. What can I say? Knowledge is pain.
A Space for Hurdy-Gurdies
May 1, 20169 CommentsPhoto GearvBookWith the instinctually purposeful determination of a cicada, I go about satisfying my once-every-13-year mission: fisheye photography.