It's autumn and the leaves are reaching their blazing, colorful peak after which they suddenly all drop to the ground. Everything has an ephemeral, somewhat melancholy feel, including the abandoned couch, upside down in the back alley.
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November 09, 2008
At home in Baltimore
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Recent Posts
- Maha Maamoun and the Pyramids
- "Humanising Photography"
- Beginning again, and art from the Middle East
- Ongoing series of photos taken in the alleyways in Evergreen, Baltimore
- Photojournalists, LIFE magazine, and AUB in the 1950s
- alternatives to disaster photographs
- New issue of Middle East Report out now - The US in the Middle East
- New Haven's Grove Street Cemetery
- At home in Baltimore
- NYC and Catherine Opie
My published essays
- Photographic Style and the Depiction of Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Jerusalem Quarterly, Summer 2007, Issue 31. - Not All Black and White
Middle East Report, 240, Fall 2006. [A review essay of photography books about Palestine.] - Between Orientalist Clichés and Images of Modernization: Photographic Practice in the Late Ottoman Era
History of Photography, Winter 2003, Vol. 27, No. 4.
Recommended Websites
- (Notes on) Politics, Theory & Photography
- 3 Quarks Daily
- 5b4 (about photo books)
- Arab Image Foundation
- ArteEast
- Ashkal Alwan
- Bidoun magazine
- borderless culture
- Daylight Magazine (documentary photography)
- MERIP / Middle East Report magazine
- Michelle Woodward (my website)
- Nafas: Online Islamic world art mag
- Qantara: Dialogue with Islamic World
- The New Breed of Documentary Photographers
- ~ on media engagement
Recommended Reading
- "Guerrilla marketing" by Kaelen Wilson-Goldie, Jan 2, 2009
An interesting review of Zeina Maasri's new book "Off the Wall: Political Posters of the Lebanese Civil War"
Love your photos!
Posted by: Esther | November 09, 2008 at 06:39 PM
Oh, great colors and textures! Very nice.
B.
Posted by: Betty | November 10, 2008 at 06:05 PM