What photographer wouldn't be delighted to get such a widespread audience for his work? Well, perhaps the one who didn't get much credit for it. Noah Kalina, the Brooklyn-based photographer who took the shot, tweeted out his own credit, but the photo on Zuckerberg's timeline — the one that went viral — didn't have his name anywhere on it. (A subsequent post crediting Kalina has only six likes). The introduction of photo-sharing was a crucial part of Facebook's financial success — all those amateur uploads helped make Zuckerberg a very wealthy man — and so it seems oddly fitting that Zuckerberg reflexively treated the professional photo, snapped by someone who originally made his fame through social sharing, like one of those amateur shots.
Noreen Malone, Meet Noah Kalina, the Zuckerberg Wedding Photographer and Former Viral-Video Sensation, for The New York Magazine, May 2012.
See also, I just took this photo. I’ll tell you about it later., and Priscilla and Mark - 20120519.
Cyanotype Triptych
I’m still ironing out my paper coating. Contact print triptych shot on Neopan Acros 100 and printed using Mike Ware’s “New Cyanotype” process.
"The photographic record of the visit has almost destroyed the very notion of actually looking."
(Source: claytoncubitt)
Saint Veronica, patron saint of photographers and laundry workers, holding up her sudarium with a Decepticon face on it. Brooklyn.
Katt, RB67, 180mm f/4.5, FP-100C
Old Man In Nursing Home Reacts To Hearing Music From His Era (by ncaavideos2)
18 Weeks; Neopan Acros in Rodinal 1:50
My best friend R.
My beautiful friend K.
My beautiful friend E.
