For my review today, I took a look at Triangle Triangle, where I saw this image (takes you to the picture on flickr). The site itself is super simple, but has a really nice concept.
Basically, you open the page and are greeted with a picture; next, you can either click on the name of the author, or on the image itself to swipe to the next random image. It's a great way to see check out photos that are just sitting out there, waiting to be seen. The author that struck me first was Benoit Paille, who has some very interesting perspectives and amazing photographs.
I give Triangle Triangle 4 Squares out of 5. Be sure to check it out, thanks for reading and if you're interested in my personal suggestion for finding amazing photographs, check after the break:
Thursday, March 26, 2015
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Aperture Review
Today, I'll be reviewing another blog. In this case I'll be reviewing the blog at Aperture.
From a quick glance at the website, they offer plenty of things to keep you amused on the site. They have links to events, similar to GlassTire from a little while back, and they also have plenty of news and interviews.
I hate to compare blogs to each other, but it feels like it's necessary this time. Looking at these different websites over the past month, most are only meant to educate and inform, not necessarily entertain. It's basically like watching the news.. the first two were most interesting, with their articles being showcases of photos.
It's not all terrible though; there's a magazine along with videos and other forms of news. I don't plan to ever visit the site again, but that's my moral standpoint. Your opinion is your own. Feel free to click the link at the top to visit if you feel that you should. My preference for now will be Lenscratch articles like this one. Thanks for reading, and be sure to check out my other posts.
"the aperture blog: web-only reviews, interviews, essays, and foundation news"
From a quick glance at the website, they offer plenty of things to keep you amused on the site. They have links to events, similar to GlassTire from a little while back, and they also have plenty of news and interviews.
I hate to compare blogs to each other, but it feels like it's necessary this time. Looking at these different websites over the past month, most are only meant to educate and inform, not necessarily entertain. It's basically like watching the news.. the first two were most interesting, with their articles being showcases of photos.
It's not all terrible though; there's a magazine along with videos and other forms of news. I don't plan to ever visit the site again, but that's my moral standpoint. Your opinion is your own. Feel free to click the link at the top to visit if you feel that you should. My preference for now will be Lenscratch articles like this one. Thanks for reading, and be sure to check out my other posts.
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