One of the benefits of working in an art museum is having an art collection just a few steps away that one can enjoy during the course of the work day, or while visiting as a guest after working hours. Supporting research of the art (both artists, works, and supporting themes) requires a basic working [...]
Archive for the ‘Art’ Category
August 18, 2011
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Why I Love the 903
By Jason W. Dean in Personal, PhotographyAt the outset I feel obligated to tell you that this should be my last post about cameras for a while. I plan on resuming my usual rambling next week, but I feel as though after my last post about cameras, I left the door open to talking about my newest camera – my 903SWC. [...]
Tags: Hasselblad 903SWC, Photography
August 3, 2011
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Cameras: A Litany
By Jason W. Dean in Art, Personal, Photography, UncategorizedLast week’s post loosely traced my development as a man and my use of the square frame as a photographer. I intentionally edited out any real mention of specific cameras, as I thought it might be interesting to do a second post about my development and my choice of camera. Before I start, I want [...]
July 31, 2011
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Porta Brace CS-DC2R
By Jason W. Dean in Art, PhotographyI thought you all might enjoy, or, laugh at my video review for this camera bag. Cosby comes in about halfway through. Ha!
July 27, 2011
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Thoughts on the Square Image
By Jason W. Dean in Art, Personal, Photography, Travel, UpdatesJen and I are back from our vacation in Maine. We had a lovely time, and I am sure we will write more than you might want to read about the trip. As you might suspect, we took our cameras with us and made many photographs (360 to be exact) on the trip. We are [...]
