Sunday, April 1, 2012

Eric Lanzillotta [259]





Eric Lanzillotta
Pembroke, MA, USA

1. seen within the boundaries of Marshfield, MA - added 10/6/2012
2. added Easter Sunday - 4/8/2012
3. Photo taken in Whitman, MA.

Monday, January 23, 2012

Robert Castagna [256]




Robert Castagna
Boston, MA, USA
www.castagnastudio.com

I've attached three pictures for inclusion in your blog "signs of the times". They were taken in October of 2011 in Roxbury MA.

I like to arrive early and photograph city streets with the morning sun and the void of people. The combination of emptiness, sun/shadow allow the true presence of an area to come through.

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Diane Pontius [255]




Diane Pontius
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
http://manymornings.tumblr.com/

Since April 2011, I've been photographing Many Mornings, a photography/video project documenting seasonal changes near my home in Cambridge.

Here are two photos from Many Mornings showing "signs of the times." There are more photos from this project on http://manymornings.tumblr.com

Also, at Mobius, Movie Night(2) on Saturday, January 28, 2012, Spring, a 6-minute video segment of the project, will show.

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Jen Munch [254]




Jen Munch
Somerville, MA, US
jenmunch.com

image 1- Blight. Lowell, MA
image 2- Exit. Triangeln Station, Malmö, Sweden

Sunday, December 25, 2011

Huang Min-Chi [253]



Huang Min-Chi
Taipei City, Taiwan

Title:
(For if a man know not how to rule his own house, how shall he take care of the church of God?) 1 Timothy 3:5

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Melanie Hedlund [252]



Melanie Hedlund
pays taxes in the town where the shot was heard around the world, USA

My parking space is usurped by trees, or would that be sup-planted?

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

David Tames [250]



David Tames
Roslindale, Massachusetts, USA
http://kino-eye.com

IBM's Peace, Love, and Linux, photographed on April 20, 2001 9:39 AM in Cambridge, Massachusetts on my way to work in the morning. Was this an ad or sidewalk graffiti? Later in the day I discovered it was a clever ad campaign masterminded by Ogilvy and Mather for IBM's Linux-based e-server, representing the union of the IBM corporate establishment and Linux counter-cultural roots. In several cities including New York and San Francisco city officials complained: usually corporations pay for their ad space. IBM refused to comment on whether the graffiti was illegal or not, however, they eventually pulled the ads. See: Amos Kenigsberg, "Peace, Love, and Marketing," Mother Jones, July 20, 2001, http://motherjones.com/politics/2001/07/peace-love-and-marketing