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Pookeyhead...
Seriously....
stop acting like a cock.
Wasn't me derailing the thread.. you knob! (as in door handle)
Pookeyhead...
Seriously....
stop acting like a cock.
So your massive rant on [ironically] post #69 wasn't a thread derailer?
Even worse you post that and then refuse to answer replies because it's 'off topic'?
Give your head a serious shake.
Still waiting on admin for a final call on this one, its not called "Slack media" for nothing you know.Any movement on this front, or has it died the death?
...its not called "Slack media" for nothing you know.
I'll bump it in the Staffroom again
Weekly reminder.
I'm easy with the label. I think "Personal Projects" would be fine.
I think some photographers' strength is being able to complete long term projects rather than regularly being able to come up with individual (erm...) masterpieces.
In the hope that this is close to being decided upon........but not that close....
Could I just make the point that a personal project is not necessarily of a documentary nature. I've just finished a personal project - possibly just the first stage of it - and it would be good to post some of the results on here, but it wouldn't come under documentary.
So I'd definitely add my vote for a personal project section. As a photographer personal projects keep me going.
So I'd definitely add my vote for a personal project section. As a photographer personal projects keep me going.
Saying that, as mentioned at the start of the thread, I've seen too many photographs in high contrast B&W with the prerequisite 'I sat down and spoke with this person, we got on great, i bought him a sandwich' then exploited the sh!it out of them on a fb page/forum for likes.
I feel personally that for most photography to be meaningful then it has to have a backstory or be part of a larger focus. Be it whether that is personal to the photographer or a wider issue. If people want a sub-forum then why not. It's not a requirement to have to look there if you'd prefer not to.
Saying that, as mentioned at the start of the thread, I've seen too many photographs in high contrast B&W with the prerequisite 'I sat down and spoke with this person, we got on great, i bought him a sandwich' then exploited the sh!it out of them on a fb page/forum for likes. DigitalRev had a video touching on these kind of cliches recently which made me chuckle.
It's bound to happen, I know, but creation of specific forums such as Documentary, and perhaps also creating a forum actually called "365s and 52s" will allow the "Projects" forum to be used for.... err.. projects.
as 'may' have already been mentioned theres already a "projects and themres" all thats needed is to stuff all the 52sand 365s into a sub forum so we can find the other stuff
I am currently finding myself drawn toward taking on a particular project, so it would be its natural home
OK - I have done it. Just for a few minutes at least, there is not a 365 or a 52 at the top of the Projects and Themes forum's list of threads.
https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/documenting-denmark-street.593072/
A strike.
Civil disobedience.
Man the barricades.
I do wish we could see some movement on it.