The Royal Photographic Society’s International Print Exhibition is the longest standing exhibition of its kind in the world. During its long history of over 150 years, it has gained a reputation for showcasing a wide range of genres and styles of photography, with cutting edge prints being shown alongside traditional work. This has ensured its uniqueness within the photographic world.
They are currently calling for entries for the 153rd International Print Exhibition -
for details click here
Download .pdf Entry Form – click here
DEADLINE: 29th March 2010

Screen shot of aminus3 photoblogs site
Surfing the net this morning, I came across a very cool site to share with you, whether you are an avid photographer, or photo lover. Aminus3 is an awesome photoblog hosting service and photography community providing photographers with a fully hosted, ‘image a day’ photography blog website. And it’s free to join!
Packed with oodles of features, one that stands out for me is that you can connect to many other web sites and services via your own RSS reed to further promote your photography. Photographers can link up with other photoblog communities and sites such as VFXY, CoolPhotoblogs and Photoblogs.org.
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see more, read more, visit their site: Aminus3 Photoblogs - www.aminus3.com
BAU-XI GALLERY OPENS NEW SPACE DEDICATED TO PHOTOGRAPHY

Image credit: Bau-Xi Photo – Artist / Photographer: Adam Makarenko, *
“Passing on a Curve”, edition of 10- chromogenic print – 32 x 24 in.
“BAU-XI PHOTO, opening in January 2010, exhibits photography by Canadian and International artists across from the AGO – (Toronto, Ontario, Canada).
As Bau-Xi maintains its commitment to showcasing contemporary artistic talent, it saw the need for a dedicated, separate gallery to exhibit photography. This is an exciting transition as Bau-Xi Gallery has been a presence in the Canadian art gallery scene for almost 45 years. The new contemporary 2400 square foot space sits across from the Art Gallery of Ontario in a renovated Victorian house, just steps away from Bau-Xi Gallery’s current location. Bau-Xi Photo is committed to showcasing fine art photography by emerging, mid-career, and established artists.
Eight Canadian and International photographers will kick-off the new artist stable, with an opening exhibition by Toronto artist Adam Makarenko. Adam’s exhibition, which features mystical photographs of hand-constructed dioramas, opens Saturday January 9th, from 2-4 PM. Other gallery artists include Zoë Jaremus, Joshua Jensen-Nagle, Ferit Kuyas, Eamon MacMahon, Anthony Redpath, Chris Shepherd and Toby Smith.”
link via: www.akimbo.ca
* – “Adam Makarenko grew up in a rural northern Ontario mining town called Atikokan. His artwork explores human influence on nature, a theme undoubtedly seeded by his upbringing in a town boasting two of the largest ore mines in the world. He constructs each photograph as a diorama, sculpting each element by hand and photographing the set. Makarenko uses these constructed realities to tell a story, otherwise impossible through conventional photography. Makarenko has garnered incredible notoriety for an emerging photographer, including having won the coveted Bright Spark Award, published in The Magenta Foundations Flash Forward 2008 annual publication.”
snippet from Bau-Xi Photo website
see more, read more about the new gallery and upcoming exhibitions – www.bau-xiphoto.com
Image credit: AlternativePhotography website
“The 12 winning photographs were chosen in a competition where over 2000 people voted. All were made with an alternative photographic process.”
This is definitely on my Christmas wish list for this year! If you have a moment, check out the stunning images. Earlier this year I signed up for their monthly newsletter and have enjoyed reading their informative articles, especially their “How-To” processes.
AlternativePhotography.com – Historical photographic methods in use today – the art, the processes and the techniques of alternative photography. Techniques and processes, photographers’ gallery, articles and forums and specialist literature.