Photography Links for The Week of 28 October 2011

This week we have more content from Indonesian Photography scene! A glimpse of China and concern about the new breed of conflict photographers. We also take how small documentary could make an impact and raging debate on what age are photographers does their most influential works.

• What to Wear for an Indonesian Royal Wedding via Reuters Blog
• Great Mistakes: Vanessa Winship via The New Yorker Photo Booth
• Commitment to Stay: Ayman Oghanna’s Promise to Iraq via The New Yorker Photo Booth
• Lars Tunbjörk via The New Yorker Photo Booth
• 21st Century China via The Atlantic in Focus
• The Dreams and Delusions of Photographers via LPV Magazine
• Photographing Conflict for the first time via Lens
• Ziyah Gafic: A Forensic Documentary of Genocide via Photo District News
• I Can't Stop Loving You via DuckRabbit
• At What Age Do Photographers Do Their Most Influential Work? via Little Brown Mushroom
• What Happened With The Mid-Career Artists? via Conscientious
• A Conversation with Matt Eich via Conscientious Extended
• New Sin and Salvation in Baptist Town, May 2011 via LUCEO Blog
• Chicks With Guns Photo Book Doesn’t Disappoint via Wired Raw File
• Reminders Project Asian Photographers Grant Finalist #3: Andri Tambunan via Invisible Ph t grapher Asia

Photography Links for The Week of 21 October 2011

All right this week we have some animal portrait, books and portfolios. We also still have interview and news (hint: Tim Hetherington on Magnum) and finally an advice from Indonesian NGT Photographer Hafidz Novalsyah. So kick back, relax and enjoy.

• Studio portrait of big, brainy octopus via The New Scientist
• This Week In Photography Books via A Photo Editor
• Sebastian Liste-Urban Quilombo via Burn
• Moonlight Yemen by Lorenzo Meloni via Burn
• The Photograph of Keith Davis Young via Daily What Not
• Never-Seen: Hells Angels, 1965 via Life
• A Decade of Winks and Winces via Lens
• As Water Rises, There’s No Place Like (or for) Home via Lens
• Peter DiCampo: The Pajarito Mesa – An Energy Case Study via This is The What
• 10 minutes with Saverio Truglia via This is The What
• A Conversation with Ute and Werner Mahler via Conscientious Extended
• A Conversation with CPC 2011 Winner Yaakov Israel via Conscientious Extended
• Outer Space: Thomas Ruff’s Altered Reality via Times Lightbox
• Elliott Erwitt: Sequentially Yours via Times Lightbox
• Subterranean, Homesick, Alienated via T Magazine
• A Good Man is Hard to Find via The End Starts Here (Rodney Smith)
• [Patut Diberi Salut]  Hafidz Novalsyah: Membingkai Dunia Dengan Rasa dan Keyakinan via MALU
• An American Tourist in North Korea via RAW File
• Split Legacy: How did Magnum Photos come to represent Tim Hetherington's work? via British Journal of Photography

Photography Links for The Week of 14 October 2011

So this week we have advice on what to be put on your website, a questions about what can you achieve when you're intimate with your subjects, interview with Matt Weber question whether do we still needs photobooks or not and many more.

• Great Compositions-Henri Cartier Bresson via Adam Marelli
• ICONATOMY by George Chamoun // A Journey Through Time via Yatzer
• Alec Soth – La Belle Dame Sans Merci via The PhotoBook
• Yakuza – getting under the tattoos via DuckRabbit
• Photographers, Your Website Design Needs More Substance — and Less Flash via Black Star Rising
• Matt Weber – “I’m just shooting my way through life” via Street Reverb Magazine
• Uniform_Code by Jim Allen Abel via Kantor Berita Mes 56
• Sander Meisner photographs the sleeping infrastructure of the urban environment via Feature Shoot
• Kyoko Hamada: A Letter to Fukushima via The New Yorker Photo Booth
• Photographing the Great Recession, Looking Back to the Great Depression via The New Yorker Photo Booth
• World Press Photo Masterclass in racial stereotyping? via DuckRabbit
• Colombus Day Discovery via Blake Andrews
• How Much Is A Picture Worth: Part Three via Rodney Smith
• Why Does Everyone Think They Need A Photo Book? via A Photo Editor
• Why Does Everyone Want a Photobook? via Conscientious
• Preview this photo magazine - and then read the real thing via Conscientious
• Marc Davidson - Saudade via Burn Magazine
• A photographer's view: how I moved from film to digital via The Guardian Camera Club

Photography Links for the week of 7 October 2011

Well this is a new series on the blog, I will post some photography links that interest me and hopefully can be enjoyed by the masses as well. It will be posted hopefully everyday weekly (every Friday) at 17:00 GMT +7 timezone (that's Indonesian Timezone)

• Nikon Small World 2011 via The Atlantic in Focus
• Animals in the News via The Atlantic in Focus
• An Eye-Opening Look at How Many Conflict Photos Are Staged via PetaPixel
• “Photographer Looking For People to Do Their Job Without Pay” via PetaPixel
• Babies Sleeping in Grown-Up Clothes via PetaPixel
• An Interview with Garry Winogard via American Suburb X
• ‘Exploded flowers’ photographed by Fong Qi Wei via Feature Shoot
• IPA Street Photography Workshop 12-13 November 2011 via Invisible Ph t graphy Asia
• Border Realms: A Ghostly Ruin in Thailand’s South via Times Lightbox
• The Science of Awkward: Human Interaction in America via Times Lightbox
• 10 minutes with Van Ditthavong via This is The What