Comments for Perfesser Kev http://blog.kevinmoloney.com Photojournalism from the point of view of both an instructor and working pro. Mon, 16 Aug 2010 23:15:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on A Working Photojournalist’s Review of the Leica M9 by Ranjay Mitra http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=285&cpage=1#comment-513 Ranjay Mitra Mon, 16 Aug 2010 23:15:15 +0000 http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=285#comment-513 Excellent (review) & considers unique points very relevant to photographers like me who want to get onto rangefinders. I find the synopsis at the end extremely helpful, especially when I have access to rarely used M8s at around 2K. Btw, the dng image link (http://kevinmoloney.com/M9_ISO_1250.dng) is not working. If you could please fix that. Cheers! Ranjay Excellent (review) & considers unique points very relevant to photographers like me who want to get onto rangefinders. I find the synopsis at the end extremely helpful, especially when I have access to rarely used M8s at around 2K.

Btw, the dng image link (http://kevinmoloney.com/M9_ISO_1250.dng) is not working. If you could please fix that.

Cheers! Ranjay

]]> Comment on Shooting the Mean Streets by Shooting the Mean Streets « Perfesser Kev | The Click http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=545&cpage=1#comment-496 Shooting the Mean Streets « Perfesser Kev | The Click Wed, 04 Aug 2010 15:32:29 +0000 http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=545#comment-496 [...] Shooting the Mean Streets « Perfesser Kev This entry was posted in Photography. Bookmark the permalink. ← having a winogrand time [...] [...] Shooting the Mean Streets « Perfesser Kev This entry was posted in Photography. Bookmark the permalink. ← having a winogrand time [...]

]]> Comment on Shooting the Mean Streets by Mike Moloney http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=545&cpage=1#comment-494 Mike Moloney Wed, 04 Aug 2010 13:10:00 +0000 http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=545#comment-494 You are outstanding, Kevin, in your willingness to share, and guide. And you professionalism and ethics blast forth like fireworks. You certainly bear our name with great pride, and instill it in the rest of us who can bask in your sidelights. You are outstanding, Kevin, in your willingness to share, and guide. And you professionalism and ethics blast forth like fireworks. You certainly bear our name with great pride, and instill it in the rest of us who can bask in your sidelights.

]]> Comment on Excuses, excuses. by Hart http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=525&cpage=1#comment-470 Hart Tue, 06 Jul 2010 22:32:58 +0000 http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=525#comment-470 You ask: How many of you image-savvy professionals out there would have spotted this as an alteration? Would you flip several pages deep to hunt for the six-point credit that reads, “Photo Illustration by…”? Even if I had searched out the cover shot info (which I often do because, well, I'm a byline junkie), would it have even told me what I really needed to know? Almost certainly not. And, "Photo illustration by ..." doesn't even begin to cover the details required to disclose the creation of this work of fiction. Imagine an Economist editor posting a note at the bottom of an interview that began with, "Quote manufacturing created by ..." You ask: How many of you image-savvy professionals out there would have spotted this as an alteration? Would you flip several pages deep to hunt for the six-point credit that reads, “Photo Illustration by…”?

Even if I had searched out the cover shot info (which I often do because, well, I’m a byline junkie), would it have even told me what I really needed to know? Almost certainly not. And, “Photo illustration by …” doesn’t even begin to cover the details required to disclose the creation of this work of fiction.

Imagine an Economist editor posting a note at the bottom of an interview that began with, “Quote manufacturing created by …”

]]> Comment on Excuses, excuses. by The Perfesser http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=525&cpage=1#comment-469 The Perfesser Tue, 06 Jul 2010 20:49:13 +0000 http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=525#comment-469 I'd hope none. It's certainly not his fault. Fortunately the blame lands on the doer usually. I’d hope none. It’s certainly not his fault. Fortunately the blame lands on the doer usually.

]]> Comment on Excuses, excuses. by Stephanie Davis http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=525&cpage=1#comment-468 Stephanie Davis Tue, 06 Jul 2010 20:34:52 +0000 http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=525#comment-468 Another thing I wondered, when something like this happens, how much damage is done to the photographer's reputation? Is there a possibility his career can be damaged by something he did not do? Another thing I wondered, when something like this happens, how much damage is done to the photographer’s reputation? Is there a possibility his career can be damaged by something he did not do?

]]> Comment on Ode to the Underwood: In Praise of the Mechanics of Creativity by Lee Pruitt http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=379&cpage=1#comment-371 Lee Pruitt Thu, 06 May 2010 02:15:34 +0000 http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=379#comment-371 Well said. I fully concur. Well said. I fully concur.

]]> Comment on Ode to the Underwood: In Praise of the Mechanics of Creativity by Kara Starzyk http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=379&cpage=1#comment-367 Kara Starzyk Tue, 27 Apr 2010 04:27:43 +0000 http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=379#comment-367 Ahhh yes, like appreciating the unlimited information online, but truly enjoying reading a newspaper in hand. Still today, when I turn the pages in quiet settings like on an airplane or in a book store, I remember my childhood introduction to the newspaper. In the rustling, I hear a kid trying to to refold, this Rubik's Cube; this puzzle with double sided pieces, so that all the margins align. Online takes me makes places, but doesn't have the same affect to take me back. Great blog Kevin! Ahhh yes, like appreciating the unlimited information online, but truly enjoying reading a newspaper in hand. Still today, when I turn the pages in quiet settings like on an airplane or in a book store, I remember my childhood introduction to the newspaper. In the rustling, I hear a kid trying to to refold, this Rubik’s Cube; this puzzle with double sided pieces, so that all the margins align. Online takes me makes places, but doesn’t have the same affect to take me back.
Great blog Kevin!

]]> Comment on Supporting Photojournalist Causes in Haiti by Tweets that mention Supporting Photojournalist Causes in Haiti « Perfesser Kev -- Topsy.com http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=358&cpage=1#comment-263 Tweets that mention Supporting Photojournalist Causes in Haiti « Perfesser Kev -- Topsy.com Wed, 27 Jan 2010 03:15:47 +0000 http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=358#comment-263 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Prison Photography and David Ryan, Kevin Moloney. Kevin Moloney said: New blog post!: Supporting Photojournalist Causes in Haiti http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=358 [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Prison Photography and David Ryan, Kevin Moloney. Kevin Moloney said: New blog post!: Supporting Photojournalist Causes in Haiti http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=358 [...]

]]> Comment on Supporting Photojournalist Causes in Haiti by Supporting Photojournalist Causes in Haiti « Perfesser Kev | The Click http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=358&cpage=1#comment-262 Supporting Photojournalist Causes in Haiti « Perfesser Kev | The Click Mon, 25 Jan 2010 18:12:26 +0000 http://blog.kevinmoloney.com/?p=358#comment-262 [...] Haiti could be the story of the year, and scores of international photojournalists are there now, more than a week after the devastating earthquake. Their work has been powerful and has unquestionably influenced the amount of aid headed there in the aftermath. [...] [...] Haiti could be the story of the year, and scores of international photojournalists are there now, more than a week after the devastating earthquake. Their work has been powerful and has unquestionably influenced the amount of aid headed there in the aftermath. [...]

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