by hankinslawrenceimages | May 3, 2010 | On the Web
I’ve decided to put together a series of links posts for all the great links I found while I was on the road. I realized that if I included everything in one post – it would be way too long.
So here are some photography & art related links I’ve found recently. Hope you find them useful.
Silber Studios has a post about the Henri Cartier-Bresson Photography Exhibit in New York
Photography Colleges has a list of 52 Useful Firefox Add-ons for Photographers
Gary Crabbe has Vultures and the Perils of Free Photos
Dan Williams has The Things We Leave Behind
Plagiarism Today has Flickr and Facebook Still Strip EXIF Data
The Copyright Zone has Where Can I Sue?
Marc Benton has Little Known Fact on Air Travel and Camera Bags
Photography is Not A Crime has OSU Cops Detain Student Photographer for Photographing Loose Cows
PDNPulse has Insult to Injury: AFP Suing Photographer It Stole Photos From
Maria Brophy has Should You Sign an Exclusive Agreement?
PhotoAttorney shared a great Copyright PSA – Cloned
Citizen Media Law Project has Recording Police and Defining Plain Sight
Black Star Rising has Photographers, Don’t Fall for These Client Pick-Up Lines
Dan Heller has Model Releases: Pro Models and their Agencies
by hankinslawrenceimages | Apr 9, 2010 | On the Web
Red Canada Lily (c) 2009 Patty Hankins
Lots of links this week – hope you find some of them interesting
Photography & Art Links
PhotoAttorney has Photograph of Sculpture is Not a Fair Use
Guy Tal has I Don’t Want to be Ansel Adams
Dan Williams has Special Places
Photocritic has Paid-for Photo Competitions
Alain Briot has launched a new blog Reflections
Daniel Sroka has Making What You Love vs What Sells
Fair Trade Photographer has Microstock: Why Would A Reputable Company Do This To Themselves?
The Copyright Zone has Will I be A Victim of Infringement?
Drawger has I Need A Web Posse – to fully understand the context of this post – be sure to read both the posts and comments on Big Mother Gets Her Shot at Cutting Health Costs and How to Protect Your Copyrighted Images on the Web.
Flower & Gardening Links
The Natural Capital has LOOK FOR: Bluebells, Clumps of Heaven to Ring in Spring
Christian Science Monitor has Need Privacy: Grow Some with a Living Fence
BBC News has Flowers Bloom Earlier as UK Warms
National Park and Wildlife Refuge Links
National Parks Traveler has
National Park Service has information about National Parks Weeks April 17 – 25
Wildlife Links
Naples News has Rare Photo Shows Mother Florida Panther and two Kittens
by hankinslawrenceimages | Apr 2, 2010 | On the Web
Panama Pacific Water Lily (c) 2009 Patty Hankins
Lots of links this week since I didn’t get a links post done last week. Hope you find some useful information in some of these articles
Photography and Art Links
Christian Science Monitor has Photographers and Police: A First Amendment Clash
Luminous Landscape has a review of Viewfinder – an iPhone App for Photographers.
PhotoAttorney has Can Your Copyright Registration be Invalidated?
News from the Impossible Project about a new film for some Polaroid cameras
Guy Tal has Art with an “I”
NYTimes has For Photographers: The Image of a Shrinking Path
New Media Photographer has Who is Stealing Your Work?
Laurie’s Blog has an article on Polarizers
Flower and Gardening Links
Karen’s Gardening Tips has What is the Difference an Between Annual, Perennial or Biennial?‘
Washington Post has Some Cherry Trees Gave Their Lives for Jefferson Memorial
Transatlantic Plantman has New US Hardiness Map Launches Soon
US Wildflowers has information about Hepatica
The Natural Capital has What’s Blooming at Carderock
National Park and Wildlife Refuge Links
National Parks Traveler has
Wildlife Links
Christian Science Monitor has Conference Rejects Protection for Polar Bears and Death of Coral Reefs Could Devastate Nations
Mail Online has Now That’s What I Call A Bear Hug
SFGate has Sea Lions to be Killed to Save Salmon
PhysOrg has Scientist Stumped as Bee Population Declines Further
NYTimes has Are Aquariums Getting Too Lifelike?
Environmental Issues Links
Invasive Notes has Invasive Plants and Butterflies: A Collision of Desires and Invasive Pythons and Party Politics
Sustainablog has Earth Out Of Sync: Rising Temperatures Throwing Off Seasonal Timing
Hometown Annapolis has Our Bay: Little Endangered Things Tell the Real Story
by hankinslawrenceimages | Mar 19, 2010 | On the Web
Virginalis Water Lily (c) 2010 Patty Hankins
Here are some links I found interesting this week – hope you enjoy them
Photography & Art Links
Alain Briot has a new essay at the Luminous Landscape on Composing with Color Part 2
Black Star Rising has Put Color Theory to Work in Your Photos
Copyright Litigation Blog has 4th Circuit: Fine Art Paintings from Photographs and Actual Damages from Copyright Infringement
Southern Flourish has an article about artist Conni Togel on page 20 of their premier issue. Conni’s sheep art is incredible.
Christian Science Monitor has Photoshop and Facebook, Victorian Style
Jim Goldstein has a review of the iPhone App: iFotoGuide – Arches & Yosemite
Plagiarism Today has Setting Yourself Up For Copyright Infringement
Seven Days has A Photographer is “Banned” for Taking Photos on Church Street
PhotoFizz has Photographers Raise Concern over Polaroids on Sotheby’s Auction Block
Marie Brophy has What Can We Learn from a Bikini Model on Art and Copyrights
Flower & Gardening Links
Christian Science Monitor has 10 Steps to Success with Your First Vegetable Garden,and A Blizzard of Snowdrops
Transatlantic Plantman has How Do You Know if A Plant is Hardy?
National Wildlife Federation has Hidden in Plain Sight
eNature has a Native Gardening and Invasive Plants Guide
The Natural Capital has Learn Your Wildflowers and Wild Edibles
Washington Gardener has It’s About Blooming Time
National Parks Traveler has Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage Coming to Great Smoky Mountains National Park
National Park & Wildlife Refuge Links
National Parks Traveler has several great posts this week including
Refuge Watch has information about contacting Congress about the National Wildlife Refuge System Funding
Wildlife Links
Garden Variety has The Business of Bees
BBC News has Ivory and Bluefin Tuna Top Agenda at UN Wildlife Summit
State of the Birds 2010 Report on Climate Change has been released.
Discovery News has Camera Shy Pregnant Male Seahorse Photographed Giving Birth
Telegraph UK has Penguin Couple Pose for Photograph
Washington Post has Controversy Over Endangered Virginia Big-Eared Bats
by hankinslawrenceimages | Mar 12, 2010 | On the Web
Painted Lady Hibiscus (c) 2009 Patty Hankins
Here are some of the links I found this week – hope you find them interesting
Photography & Art Links
Dear Rich has Stopped Taking Photos Because of Photo Releases
Transatlantic Plantman has Great Advice on Macro Photography
Art Print Issues has Time to Build Your Career on Defensive Opportunistic Optomism
Maria Brophy has Should You Give the Gallery System The Heave Ho and Are You Selling or Making a Contribution? It’s All In Your Head
The New55Project has Answers to Fuji Pack Instant Film Questions
DPS has 8 Tips for Photographing Wildflowers
Dan Williams has Sometimes You Just Have to Do It
Plagiarism Today has Image Watermark Hijacking
Marc Benton has 8 Ways to Participate in the DC Area Photography Community
I posted some photos from the Springtime Made in the South show on my film photography blog this week.
Flower & Gardening Links
We Love DC has The Blossoms Are Coming
Science Daily has From Carnivorous Plants to the Medicine Chest: Anti Fungal Agents in Pitcher Plants Investigated
Carolina in Bloom has The Bloom Season Has Begun
Daffodil Planter has Daffodil Blogroll 2010
Better Homes & Gardens has Master the Art of Using Color in the Garden
KarensGardenTips has What is A Bulb
National Park and National Wildlife Refuge Links
Philly.com has Suit Seeks to Halt Engineered Crops at Refuge
National Parks Traveler has When the Parkway Came and Recent Storms Took a Toll on Cape Cod National Seashore Beaches
Wildlife Links
Slate has Whales: We Owe Them An Apology
Washington Post has Zoo Conducts Experiment on Preserving VA State Bat
National Parks Traveler has Is the American Pike Really on the Road to Extinction Due to Climate Change
Environmental Issues
Invasive Notes has Invasive Species: Rambling Thoughts
USDA has information about legislation on Invasive Species
by hankinslawrenceimages | Mar 5, 2010 | On the Web
Yellow Trillium and Purple Phacelia (c) 2009 Patty Hankins
Lots of links this week – hope you find them interesting
Photography Links
Luminous Landscape has What’s it About? and Preparation Comes First
Photo Business News and Forum has Fair Use of copyrighted works – a reasoned perspective
The Copyright ZXone has Lumbago, Releases and Politicians! Oh My!
Lighting Essentials has Stop Censoring Your Vision
Guy Tal has I’m from the Art Community and I’m Here to Help
LightStalking has 7 Things Photographers Should Never Do
The White House has Intellectual Property and Risks to the Public
TechDirt has US Postage Stamp Found to Be Infringing on Copyright over Statues in US Korean War Memorial
I posted some of my photos from the Audobon Swamp Gardens at Magnolia Plantation on my film photography blog.
National Parks and Wildlife Refuges Links
KFGO has Duck Stamps help more than just waterfowl and ducks
National Parks Traveler has How To Fix the National Mall? The NPS has a Plan , The Well Stocked National Parks Lovers Library, National Edition and Mount Rushmore National Memorial Drafting Plans to Fight Bark Beetle
Cape Gazette has Prime Hook Could Be Part of Bay in 50 years
Flowers and Gardening Links
AP Texas has Texas expecting an abundant array of wildflowers
Wired.com has Click & Grow: The Computer Controlled Pot Plant
National Parks Traveler has If There’s A Noticeable Peak Bloom at Death Vally National Park, It’ll be in Late March/Early April
Environmental Issues Links
NYTimes has an Op-ed from Al Gore – We Can’t Wish Away Climate Change
Wildlife Links
National Parks Traveler has Some Biologists Envision Wolves Controlling Elk in More National Parks, and Unlikely Weapons Against a Deadly Exotic Speicies: Cat Food and Ants
Mongobay has Highest Diversity of Cats in the World Discovered in Threatened Forest in India and Grizzly Bears Move Into Polar Bear Territory, Threatening Polar Cubs
